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I was wanting to buy a single headlight for my 2010 fat Bob. Was wondering if a fat boy headlight would work and if so what year model or even if it matters what year model. Looking for a 7" preferably. Have any of you fat Bob owners done this?
I put a 2004 Fat Boy head lamp on my 2009 Superglide,, No Problem.
It fit the existing mounting block just fine.
I looked at Ronnies parts and your block is different because of the duely, but the FXD's simple block mounts the same,, a single bolt under the lower tree.
Just find the parts it'll work,, as long as you listen to Ironcleveland;
The main difference will be the wiring end. Still fairly easy, just many ways to go about it
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