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First I've heard of that. I'm taking delivery of my new Fatboy Lo S this week, the dealership is supposed to be putting a set of HD Street Slammers on prior to delivery to match my current ride (14 Lo). I guess I'll have an answer for you tomorrow or Tuesday....
First I've heard of that. I'm taking delivery of my new Fatboy Lo S this week, the dealership is supposed to be putting a set of HD Street Slammers on prior to delivery to match my current ride (14 Lo). I guess I'll have an answer for you tomorrow or Tuesday....
Thanks for that going to get mine painted gloss black before fitting if they fit !
I installed my last set on a 14 Lo. Dealership is supposed to have a new set on my 16 Lo S as part of the deal. Just called, and they're still waiting for the bars to be delivered. Asked the tech, and he claims they put a set of HD Slammers on a vivid S model a few weeks back with no issues.
I installed my last set on a 14 Lo. Dealership is supposed to have a new set on my 16 Lo S as part of the deal. Just called, and they're still waiting for the bars to be delivered. Asked the tech, and he claims they put a set of HD Slammers on a vivid S model a few weeks back with no issues.
Should know more definitively in a few days...
I can't see any reason why they should not fit, had a set on my 2012 low and loved them.
Just picked up my 16 Fat Boy S with dealer-installed slammers. Asked the parts guy if it was a different part number and was told it was just a standard set of bars in black...
Just picked up my 16 Fat Boy S with dealer-installed slammers. Asked the parts guy if it was a different part number and was told it was just a standard set of bars in black...
Hope that helps...
Thanks hellbent that puts my mind at rest will put mine on this wkend. Cheers
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