New mod's on the Fat Bob
Road Captain
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 650
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From: Baton Rouge, La.
RE: New mod's on the Fat Bob
Love the FatBob!!! You have done just what I plan if I trade. Solo seat and fender bib. I like the looks of the stock exhaust on the FatBob, are there any options to make it louder, like changing baffles. Oh and removing warning stickers is like "dividing by 0", it is likely to cause a chain reaction in the universe and alter everything.
Road Warrior
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 1,443
Likes: 3
From: Sasser, GA
RE: New mod's on the Fat Bob
I like that a lot. Chroming the rest of the hand controls would look good with those grips IMO, and I agree with the others about the deer whisles (they don't work anyway) and the stickers/reflectors. Very sharp bike.
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Tourer
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 400
Likes: 3
From: Southwest Florida
RE: New mod's on the Fat Bob
Wow ! lots of question. I really wasnt that dissapointed at no responses, just playing around trying to move the post back to to the top.
As for the questions..
The switch blades work great for me , I kick them open when I get to crusing speeds and now have gotten used to them so much that I just leave them open. It feels like I have floor boards.The bike after the mods is like a whole new bike. The PCIII was preprogramed at fuel moto and seems to be dead on. The pipes are a little quieter than I am used to ( Short Shot Staggered Drag pipes ) , but the sound is nice and deep and way better than stock. I may bump them up to 2.25 inch baffles. The things on the bars are clamps for my slipstream windshield.
The seat is firm but not too hard. I realy like it and have done a hundred miles without it bothering me. Thanks for all the responses.
As for the questions..
The switch blades work great for me , I kick them open when I get to crusing speeds and now have gotten used to them so much that I just leave them open. It feels like I have floor boards.The bike after the mods is like a whole new bike. The PCIII was preprogramed at fuel moto and seems to be dead on. The pipes are a little quieter than I am used to ( Short Shot Staggered Drag pipes ) , but the sound is nice and deep and way better than stock. I may bump them up to 2.25 inch baffles. The things on the bars are clamps for my slipstream windshield.
The seat is firm but not too hard. I realy like it and have done a hundred miles without it bothering me. Thanks for all the responses.
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Tourer
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 400
Likes: 3
From: Southwest Florida
RE: New mod's on the Fat Bob
As promised here is my wifes superglide. She has new drag bars, speedo relocation kit. Kuryakin Widow pegs and grips. Vance and Hines Short Shot Staggered , Fuelpak, SE High Flow filter kit.Turn signal relocation kit. Harley Sundowner solo with Fender Bib.Oh and almost forgot . I removed the Warning stickernext to my seat on my bike above.
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Road Master
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 877
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From: The Dirty South
RE: New mod's on the Fat Bob
Man, this looks really good. I like the narrow profile of the saddle. Have you considered swapping out for a chrome battery cover? I think it would compliment the looks of your ride.
And I'm gonna buy me one of those fender bibs. That's too damn slick.
And I'm gonna buy me one of those fender bibs. That's too damn slick.
