Fat Bob no more
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From: Northern Arizona
Mustang vintage wide solo already bought for her, just waiting to stick it on there and ride when I'm done.
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I still have the factory front fender. Have to come up with a price if you're interested. Send me a PM if so, and we'll move out from there. Also, make sure the fat bob front will fit a low rider. I'm not sure myself, but remember the fat bob has a fat front tire, which don't know if makes a difference or not with the fork spacing, which is all you need to consider.
Last edited by Lone Watie; Apr 18, 2012 at 10:06 PM.
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I still have the factory front fender. Have to come up with a price if you're interested. Send me a PM if so, and we'll move out from there. Also, make sure the fat bob front will fit a low rider. I'm not sure myself, but remember the fat bob has a fat front tire, which don't know if makes a difference or not with the fork spacing, which is all you need to consider.
Mounts are different for sure - LR uses the same mouting holes as other mid glide Dyna models such as FXDC, FXDB, etc plus there is the width difference.
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I knw its not a direct bolt up, I am looking for a the fat bob front fender for the width of the fender itself because I am putting a 120/70/21 on my bike, I am having a friend use the factory mounting brackets from my stock fender modded to fit a fat bob fender, tried sourcing a wider fender in the aftermarket for the lowrider but there really are none out there and the ones that are out there are ugly looking or stupid priced for a piece of primed aluminum.
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From: North Dakota
I knw its not a direct bolt up, I am looking for a the fat bob front fender for the width of the fender itself because I am putting a 120/70/21 on my bike, I am having a friend use the factory mounting brackets from my stock fender modded to fit a fat bob fender, tried sourcing a wider fender in the aftermarket for the lowrider but there really are none out there and the ones that are out there are ugly looking or stupid priced for a piece of primed aluminum.
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From: Long Island, NY
The factory brackets on the fatbob fender will most likely have to be drilled off because I don't think they will be tall enough to accommodate a 21" wheel, but first i need a fender in my hand to try mockup
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From: Omaha,NE
Kudos for being able to do those mods. I'll take the stock Fat Bob look any day of the week but it's your ride and it's definitely unique.
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