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I have a 2015 fat bob superior blue nice bike! I've been looking at extra large hard saddle bags. I have found hardstreet slimbags very nice but I dont know what the distance from the rear fender is to the bag itself is or even if you added easy brackets. I looked at 2 smaller rear lights from Arlen Ness one is 2 1/2 inches wide and the other is 1.20 inches wide. I've tried looking for a relocation kit but I just want to keep the same look in the rear. Maybe some of you gals and girls might have some knowledge on this subject, Thanks!
Because of the fat bobs longer fender every bag setup I've seen uses the two bolts and the signals are left untouched. And the factory signals are shorter than other models. I'd try the bags with the OEM signals and if they don't go for the ness ones.
Originally Posted by Oz Gary
G'day tall timber
Your dead right fit is not the question it is will they fit them(150/200)
I also have run into the same resistance so I to will go the std size with avons
At the end of the day the avons will out do the dunlops
Gary
Yeah i'm not too fussed TBH I'm more disappointed that I cannot rn a commander II in the rear as I got 38,000km from a rear on my old bike.
2011 Fat Bob owner here. No question in my mind that the FXDF is the most badass dyna, and its right there in the thick of things as one of the best Harley's currently available. Again, my opinion, but I value my opinion pretty highly!! baha
Does anyone know if there are any Fat Bob dedicated forums out there? I havent been able to find any. I'd just like a large group of people who are looking to sell old parts, since the parts that fit on this bike are pretty exclusive to this bike. Finding a good, used sissy bar and pad is like finding gold sometimes. Its not easy.
Last edited by IronSooner; Apr 19, 2017 at 02:01 PM.
2011 Fat Bob owner here. No question in my mind that the FXDF is the most badass dyna, and its right there in the thick of things as one of the best Harley's currently available. Again, my opinion, but I value my opinion pretty highly!! baha
Does anyone know if there are any Fat Bob dedicated forums out there? I havent been able to find any. I'd just like a large group of people who are looking to sell old parts, since the parts that fit on this bike are pretty exclusive to this bike. Finding a good, used sissy bar and pad is like finding gold sometimes. Its not easy.
Hi guys, just found this thread. I've had my 2015 for a year and love it. Looking forward to checking out this thread, looks like it might take a while!
I'm guessing "no". Those bags are obviously able to do the job, but they totally clash with every other mod you've made. No other part of your sweet bike has a '60s Land Rover motif.
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