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I just came from the dealer and had a good look at the new Fatboy. ZBoy am I glad I bought an 02 used. That new one is not to my liking. Who cares about the fat tire. Will it handle any better? I doubt it. The holes in the wheels are not to my liking at all. I don't like the holes that go through all the way. I do like the new dull silver color. It is phat.
As a new '07 FatBoy owner (vivid black) I have to agree on the logo design.....it definetly sucks! But I will get used to it...or paint it! As for the 50 cal. bullet hole rims....I like them and I don't like them so that leaves me with deciding if in the near future I may want to get solid chromes for it. I like the fat rear tire and the six speed ROCKS!! There's a rumor going that HD will be making some changes to the 07 FatBoy....we'll see.
Is that signature shot from Sunday at the Rock Store? I remember seeing an aped Softy up front when I was there. I rarely go there (not my thing) but I wanted to try out my new 12.5 Apes and decided "what the hell".
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