No front fender on a fat bob
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Fender
The bolts have a white glue on the threads so first time off is a bitch. It looks great and doesn't really affect anything, maybe forks are less rigid because the fork brace is part of the fender, but I didn't notice a difference in handling.
The negative side is every puddle, every lawn sprinkler wetting the street, sand, pebbles, rain, mud, etc. is directly into your face.
Mine is off by the way.
The negative side is every puddle, every lawn sprinkler wetting the street, sand, pebbles, rain, mud, etc. is directly into your face.
Mine is off by the way.
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Steve,
We have the same International edition, Fatbob here in Oz. You can get both lights to work simultaneously, on high beam, by by-passing the power to the r/h light at the low beam switch. This allows the low beam to remain on when High beam is selected.. Still only end up with one light on for low beam though.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...eadlights.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...pleeeease.html
These will show you how.
Colin.
We have the same International edition, Fatbob here in Oz. You can get both lights to work simultaneously, on high beam, by by-passing the power to the r/h light at the low beam switch. This allows the low beam to remain on when High beam is selected.. Still only end up with one light on for low beam though.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...eadlights.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...pleeeease.html
These will show you how.
Colin.
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This is from a couple months ago on Push Mountain in Arkansas. I have not run a front fender on the fat bob since I have had it. I like the look without it. I'm suppose to get a set of tins from vivid dragon next week and they are encouraging me to use a front fender to save the tank some beating. I'm not sure what I'll do when the tins come in.
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