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nope......................... . . .why not just put on a fat front tire. and dual headlight....................................... . . . . . .................
I say the Street Bob is the way to go, in MN we are not gonna see the Fat Bobsuntil late Nov. I saw one in KS and right away thought how much I like my Street Bob, the color though on the Fat bob was cool looked black but was a dark charcoalcolor. I was second guessing myself after I bought mine, I've ridden sporty's forever and just moved up to the Big Twin and really still like the Springer Classic. I don't think chasing certain bikes will ever go away........
Exactly - fat bobby makes little sense to me if ya already got a street bob. To me, if the fat bob is the direction in styling the moco is going, I may never get a new bike!
No matter what, you're going to take a beating on the trade in.I guess it depends on how bad you want the Fat Bob. I personally can't think of anything it does better than the Street Bob.I like the front end, can't stand the back.I could fix that if I had to but I don't.
They have a Fat Bob at TCHD Lakeville, MNright now. Just saw it on Saturday.
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I say the Street Bob is the way to go, in MN we are not gonna see the Fat Bobsuntil late Nov. I saw one in KS and right away thought how much I like my Street Bob, the color though on the Fat bob was cool looked black but was a dark charcoalcolor. I was second guessing myself after I bought mine, I've ridden sporty's forever and just moved up to the Big Twin and really still like the Springer Classic. I don't think chasing certain bikes will ever go away........
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