Stupid Fatboy Lo question
#3
Actually the shocks on Fatboy Lo are longer or at least have a longer body than the standard Fatboy. It lowers the height by pushing the swing arm higher into the fender.
#4
Longer, shorter, what have you; the bottom line is that part of what makes a Fatboy Lo a "lo" is that it comes from the factory with the low profile shocks. The stock seat is also narrower at the nose than the standard Fatboy allowing your thighs to come in closer to the motorcycle which means that your feet can reach the ground easier.
As mentioned, these shocks are also stock on the Deluxe and the Crossbones as well as the Slim if I'm not mistaken. If you look up the Profile Low shocks in the P&A catalog it'll say that they fit the Fatboy Lo. However, if you read the notes it'll state that the shocks WILL NOT LOWER the Fabtboy Lo. The Deluxe, Crossbones and Slim (North American) are on that list as well. That's because these models already use these shocks. They changed the wording from how it used to read some years ago. Going back a few years, the catalog would just say that the Profile Low shocks WOULD NOT FIT these models. I have a feeling that this caused some confusion and folks were wondering why these shocks couldn't be installed on these models. Obviously they can be installed on these models, they just wouldn't make any difference than what is already on the bikes.
As mentioned, these shocks are also stock on the Deluxe and the Crossbones as well as the Slim if I'm not mistaken. If you look up the Profile Low shocks in the P&A catalog it'll say that they fit the Fatboy Lo. However, if you read the notes it'll state that the shocks WILL NOT LOWER the Fabtboy Lo. The Deluxe, Crossbones and Slim (North American) are on that list as well. That's because these models already use these shocks. They changed the wording from how it used to read some years ago. Going back a few years, the catalog would just say that the Profile Low shocks WOULD NOT FIT these models. I have a feeling that this caused some confusion and folks were wondering why these shocks couldn't be installed on these models. Obviously they can be installed on these models, they just wouldn't make any difference than what is already on the bikes.
#5
Longer, shorter, what have you; the bottom line is that part of what makes a Fatboy Lo a "lo" is that it comes from the factory with the low profile shocks. The stock seat is also narrower at the nose than the standard Fatboy allowing your thighs to come in closer to the motorcycle which means that your feet can reach the ground easier.
As mentioned, these shocks are also stock on the Deluxe and the Crossbones as well as the Slim if I'm not mistaken. If you look up the Profile Low shocks in the P&A catalog it'll say that they fit the Fatboy Lo. However, if you read the notes it'll state that the shocks WILL NOT LOWER the Fabtboy Lo. The Deluxe, Crossbones and Slim (North American) are on that list as well. That's because these models already use these shocks. They changed the wording from how it used to read some years ago. Going back a few years, the catalog would just say that the Profile Low shocks WOULD NOT FIT these models. I have a feeling that this caused some confusion and folks were wondering why these shocks couldn't be installed on these models. Obviously they can be installed on these models, they just wouldn't make any difference than what is already on the bikes.
As mentioned, these shocks are also stock on the Deluxe and the Crossbones as well as the Slim if I'm not mistaken. If you look up the Profile Low shocks in the P&A catalog it'll say that they fit the Fatboy Lo. However, if you read the notes it'll state that the shocks WILL NOT LOWER the Fabtboy Lo. The Deluxe, Crossbones and Slim (North American) are on that list as well. That's because these models already use these shocks. They changed the wording from how it used to read some years ago. Going back a few years, the catalog would just say that the Profile Low shocks WOULD NOT FIT these models. I have a feeling that this caused some confusion and folks were wondering why these shocks couldn't be installed on these models. Obviously they can be installed on these models, they just wouldn't make any difference than what is already on the bikes.
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