2017 FatDoy S
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2017 FatBoy S
Hello all,
I just bought a 2017 FatBoy S on Saturday. It has 3 screws holding the 2 baffles in, but they are not standard Allen screws. Does anyone know what tool I need to remove the baffles?
I just bought a 2017 FatBoy S on Saturday. It has 3 screws holding the 2 baffles in, but they are not standard Allen screws. Does anyone know what tool I need to remove the baffles?
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I don't think baffles are really designed to be removed from stock pipes, hence why they are rivets that would need drilled out. If you don't wanna do a full exhaust, just throw some slip-ons on it. You'll be a lot happier than just pulling baffles from the stock.
That said, full exhaust, a tune, and an air cleaner will really wake that 110 up.
That said, full exhaust, a tune, and an air cleaner will really wake that 110 up.