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- Rinehart cans.
- New 2" risers, lower and leaner.
- Repositioned/ lowered OE mirrors.
- Blacked out frame bolts
- Black heat shield bolts.
- Chrome strut bolts.
- Home brew side plate relocation.
- LED signals - Under fender brake light to fill gap and safety.
- Chin spoiler/ oil cooler protector
That's a good looking ride. These Fat Bobs are growing on me.
Zach
Originally Posted by Xlr8n
My version of a 2023 Bob.
- Rinehart cans.
- New 2" risers, lower and leaner.
- Repositioned/ lowered OE mirrors.
- Blacked out frame bolts
- Black heat shield bolts.
- Chrome strut bolts.
- Home brew side plate relocation.
- LED signals - Under fender brake light to fill gap and safety.
- Chin spoiler/ oil cooler protector
That's a good looking ride. These Fat Bobs are growing on me.
Zach
I love mine. Too bad there isn't a 2024 model.
Unfortunately the aftermarket is limited for the FatBob, but they aren't seen just everywhere. I really lived the fat front end on these.
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