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@murphc You bike looks fantastic with the Sharknado. I bought the Sharknado for my Fat Bob but it arrived cracked. Sent it back for a refund and kept the Memphis Shades. Really wish I gave the Sharknado another try. Those Viking bags look perfect as well. I have the stock exhaust so bag options are limited.
Just introduced myself some days ago to the forum and wanted to share some pictures of my 2019 Fat Bob.
Here are some changes I have done to the bike:
- Red Thunder Full Exhaust
- Low Rider S OEM Wheels
- Low Rider S OEM Mid Controls (Speed Kings Pegs)
- Saddlemen Seat
- Memphis Shades Road Warrior Fairing with 13'' shield
- Kraus 10'' Pull Back Risers
- Speed Kings Mid Bend Bar
- ODI Hart-Luck Grips
- Heinz Bikes Nano front blinkers
- Kellermann Atto 3 in 1 rear blinkers
- Custom License Plate Holder
- Tomcustombike Skid Plate
- Black OEM Levers
- Kodlin Shock Extension (15mm)
- S&S Air Stinger Air Cleaner
I will soon add a front fender to match the new wheels. Hope you guys enjoy & ride safe
Just introduced myself some days ago to the forum and wanted to share some pictures of my 2019 Fat Bob.
Here are some changes I have done to the bike:
- Red Thunder Full Exhaust
- Low Rider S OEM Wheels
- Low Rider S OEM Mid Controls (Speed Kings Pegs)
- Saddlemen Seat
- Memphis Shades Road Warrior Fairing with 13'' shield
- Kraus 10'' Pull Back Risers
- Speed Kings Mid Bend Bar
- ODI Hart-Luck Grips
- Heinz Bikes Nano front blinkers
- Kellermann Atto 3 in 1 rear blinkers
- Custom License Plate Holder
- Tomcustombike Skid Plate
- Black OEM Levers
- Kodlin Shock Extension (15mm)
- S&S Air Stinger Air Cleaner
I will soon add a front fender to match the new wheels. Hope you guys enjoy & ride safe
Greetings from Switzerland
Wow, the bike looks amazing! Your setup has got me seriously considering switching to mids and changing up my wheels too. Thanks for the inspiration!
Just a quick question though, are the low rider S Front and Rear wheels a direct bolt-on in terms of spacers and everything, or do I need to purchase any specific parts to make the swap work smoothly?
Just wanted to introduce myself on the forum and wanted to share some pictures of my 2023 Fat Bob.
Here are some changes I have made to the bike: - S&S Superstreet 2 into-1 exhaust
- Saddlemen Step up Seat
- Memphis Shades Road Warrior Fairing with 13'' shield
- Club Style T-Bar 1 1/4 diameter 14-inch rise Gloss black
- ODI Hart-Luck Grips
- Removed Front Blinkers
- Removed Factory Rear Blinkers/Brake lights
- Custom Dynamics LED Taillight with integrated turn signals
- TC bros License Plate Holder
- Oil Cooler Guard
- Bung King Passenger pegs
- Biltwell Norman Rider Pegs
- Memphis shades Handguards
If anyone has any suggestions on future upgrades/mods I should do don't be shy feel free to let me know!
I plan on having this bike for a couple more years at least so I'll update as I add more stuff!
Ride safe Gentleman!
Just introduced myself some days ago to the forum and wanted to share some pictures of my 2019 Fat Bob.
Here are some changes I have done to the bike:
- Red Thunder Full Exhaust
- Low Rider S OEM Wheels
- Low Rider S OEM Mid Controls (Speed Kings Pegs)
- Saddlemen Seat
- Memphis Shades Road Warrior Fairing with 13'' shield
- Kraus 10'' Pull Back Risers
- Speed Kings Mid Bend Bar
- ODI Hart-Luck Grips
- Heinz Bikes Nano front blinkers
- Kellermann Atto 3 in 1 rear blinkers
- Custom License Plate Holder
- Tomcustombike Skid Plate
- Black OEM Levers
- Kodlin Shock Extension (15mm)
- S&S Air Stinger Air Cleaner
I will soon add a front fender to match the new wheels. Hope you guys enjoy & ride safe
Greetings from Switzerland
Your skitplate is blocking airflow to your voltage regulator. This regulator can become very hot (the are cooling ribs on the front) an it wil get overheated on hot days .. Or is there any mesh in the skitplate?
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