Homemade 200mm Slim
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From: Triune, TN
The large fender is from a 2014 Fatboy Lo. The narrow fender is aftermarket, from Vulcanworks.
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Looks good man. I never thought one way or the other about having the 200 on my bike other than the looks until I recently jumped on my Dad's 2001 Fatboy the other day. He has the stock 130 tire and my bike rides way more stable than his. Funny thing is I had a stock 02' Fatboy myself years ago and I don't remember noticing it. Take the 200 tire all day long over the smaller one for sure now that I've ridden on both. The 130 was more agile in the turns though naturally. I just didn't like it as much for higher speed cruising. His bike felt a little squirrely to me between 60 - 80 mph.