Wide Glide Headlight
Road Master
Joined: May 2012
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From: Arkansas
Just curious. Why did you not like the "performance" baffles that came with the BigShots?
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Joined: Oct 2011
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From: Right where I belong!
Now I am more going to the stage where I want the exhaust to have a nice deep rumble to it. Both the stock baffles and the Monster Baffles sound good, just a little tinny.
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Cruiser
Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 203
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From: Missouri
I guess the big question is how to mount the Fat Boy light. It looks to me as if there is a totally different mounting system on the Fat Boy since the upper fork has some cladding on it.
I also want to be able to recess the new headlight as much as possible in between the two fork tubes for a more "integrated" look.
I looked around on Amazon and found this one:
Looks like is build well, some of the others look kind of cheap and cheesy.
I also want to be able to recess the new headlight as much as possible in between the two fork tubes for a more "integrated" look.
I looked around on Amazon and found this one:
Looks like is build well, some of the others look kind of cheap and cheesy.
Road Captain
Joined: Mar 2013
Posts: 600
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From: Kansas
I changed out my headlight to a Cobra II that cost $100. The stock headlight is a three wire and the aftermarket is a two wire I believe. It came without the connector so instead of cutting and splicing I just switched out the stock socket and wiring to the new housing. Difference in the wiring is one has the ground inside the bucket, the other one runs the ground through the wiring.
I also didn't like the stock LP mount so I cut it off and made my own side mount that doesn't stick out too far. None of it was too hard to do other than removing the original mount. I didn't want to strip the back of the bike down to apply heat to the area as the bolts just would not come off so I just cut her off with an abrasive cut off wheel.
I also didn't like the stock LP mount so I cut it off and made my own side mount that doesn't stick out too far. None of it was too hard to do other than removing the original mount. I didn't want to strip the back of the bike down to apply heat to the area as the bolts just would not come off so I just cut her off with an abrasive cut off wheel.
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