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Here is my 2019 Fat Bob 114/128 with a few Mods, starting with a Fuel Moto 128 Big Bore Kit with D & D Exhaust with S & S cam door and oil pump joker blinkers, Black mill Tag relocator. high risers and new handlebars with a doug customs fairing[/QUOTE]
Very impressive Dyno numbers. Did you do anything to bottom end? Did FM recommend crank work at some point?
Nice, did you try it out with and without the windshield portion? I'm curious how much difference the additional screen makes or if the fairing alone would be enough for my purposes. I'm 6'2" and would like to lesson the beating on my head from the wind when ripping.
Originally Posted by WDHGS114
Added the Dougz Bullit Fairing and Five-Up windshield yesterday. Its still in raw resin form and wont be painted until this Winter.
Nice, did you try it out with and without the windshield portion? I'm curious how much difference the additional screen makes or if the fairing alone would be enough for my purposes. I'm 6'2" and would like to lesson the beating on my head from the wind when ripping.
Not my bike, but I did try without the +5" and I ended up adding it. I am 5'10" and the +5" was the trick.
Got my wheels on finally and I was not expecting the carbon fiber to change the handle too much but wow it made a very noticeable diff. The gyroscopic effect at highway speed is pretty much gone. the bike just tips in and out like a dirt bike at 90mph. Also at slow speed I dont feel the heavy front wheel like the stock wheel and tire setup.
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