Got my Fatboy!
Tourer
Joined: Feb 2010
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From: North Dakota
Sweet looking bike! When I got mine, I went to a big empty parking lot and rode, took a few minutes but I was soon scraping the floor boards without it scaring me. It is a heavy bike but does not take long to get used to it. The winters are VERY long here so I hit a parking lot to practice/throw it around a few minutes every spring as a reminder. I've been riding close to 40 years, I still go out and practice. Enjoy!!
Road Master
Joined: Nov 2014
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From: Woodland Hills, CA
Nice bike. The solid wheels make the fatty a bit of a challenge....if you change them to laced or some other open wheel I bet u like it better. Just my .02
Last edited by Pete3323; Jul 16, 2017 at 07:25 PM.
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Sweet looking bike! When I got mine, I went to a big empty parking lot and rode, took a few minutes but I was soon scraping the floor boards without it scaring me. It is a heavy bike but does not take long to get used to it. The winters are VERY long here so I hit a parking lot to practice/throw it around a few minutes every spring as a reminder. I've been riding close to 40 years, I still go out and practice. Enjoy!!
Even still, I might find an actual parking lot for more wide open spaces.
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For me, a HUGE part of the Fatboy's appeal is the solid wheels.
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