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I have a thread in the Evo forum but figured I would share a condensed version over here too.
My 1994 Fatboy had the luxury of getting hit last fall in a parking lot. After a long back and forth with the insurance company, I got to keep my bike.
New Part's List:
Todd's Cycle 10" Strip Bars (Black)
Todd's Cycle Clamp on Mirror
Deuce Style Turn Signals (F/R)
Drag Specialties Billet Venturi Grips
Alloy Art Heavy Duty Riser Bushing
96+ Handlebar Controls / Master Cylinder (Black)
Front Brake Line +2"
Front Brake Caliper Upgrade (2005 Road King)
Rear Brake Pads - Hawk
Updated Fork Lowers (2003 Fatboy)
Drag Specialties Fork Leg Assembly Rebuild Kit
Progressive Drop-in Fork Lowering System (1 1/2"ish Drop)
Progressive 422 Rear Adjustable Shocks
Replacement Fenders and Tank
Pop-up Gas caps (R/L)
Before:
Progress:
New wiring cleaned up and internally routed through the bars.
Almost Finished:
I still plan to black a little more out to try and make it more balanced.
Last edited by shepa401; Jun 16, 2017 at 07:51 AM.
Gotta be honest.....it looked pretty damn good in the "before" pic. JMO
I liked how it was before too, but after it was hit there was a softball size dent in the tank. I went into the project with a different color scheme in mind but the tins popped up on the local CL for a really good deal. The blue has definitely grown on me though. I still have the old stuff and would like to try and fix it at some point.
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A new lease on life for that bike. Job well done!
A Fatboy's Second Chance
