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Does anyone know where to get replacement tins from for the Fatboy in the UK? other than a dealer?
Ive got a 115th, but im looking to change up the paint, and id rather keep the 115th stock tins for preservation.
Does anyone know where to get replacement tins from for the Fatboy in the UK? other than a dealer?
Ive got a 115th, but im looking to change up the paint, and id rather keep the 115th stock tins for preservation.
My advice, forget preservation. Put those $$$ somewhere else. The only advantage to what youre thinking would be being able to swap out with little time down.
Does anyone know where to get replacement tins from for the Fatboy in the UK? other than a dealer?
Ive got a 115th, but im looking to change up the paint, and id rather keep the 115th stock tins for preservation.
Ebay would be your answer for SH tins, lots of resellers stateside prepared to post. Otherwise try thunderbike.de for primed aftermarket new, slightly different direction but may be worth a look.
Cheers
r
Id rather keep the parts... i know the anniversary bit isnt much to alot of people, but i like to keep "special" bits like this for posterity, despite the cost.
Apart from the scorcher tyres what are people trying
Only getting about 5000 klms out of a front
Option to go to commander 11 but would be a 150/70/18 also bias ply
never used them before but a 160 front is pretty unique
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