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Hi all. Soon I will be adding a fatboy rear and springer front fender to my xbones. Does the stock passenger seat as well as the saddlebags that fit the original xbones fit the fatboy as well?
On your rear question, I'd think if you used a fatboy rear fender from the same year as your bike (with same rear tire) it would be a pretty easy swap with no issues. Obviously if you tried to put a fat 2015 rear fatboy fender on, that's a big job.
Skeezemachine linked his rear fender swap thread in the post above too.
Keep us posted with pics as to your progress. We love how-to threads.
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