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11-19-2017, 05:28 PM
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11-19-2017, 08:07 PM
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Also on amazon.com...
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11-20-2017, 11:34 AM
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Thanks for the support, Sevebou63.
First time on a Softail (two previous bikes were a Fat Bob and then a Road King that got totaled). The bike is vivid black with HD Heavy breather (not sure that will stay), black V&H Big Shots and a pair of huge, detachable LeatherWorks bags. Got some minor mods planned (found a looong thread titled "Calling all Fatboy Lo owners" that has some good info and pics of awesome bikes), but, right now, the first order of business is to change all the fluids and apply some elbow grease (bike appears to be in good shape - just not kept very clean - I can't stand a dirty, unkempt bike!).
First time on a Softail (two previous bikes were a Fat Bob and then a Road King that got totaled). The bike is vivid black with HD Heavy breather (not sure that will stay), black V&H Big Shots and a pair of huge, detachable LeatherWorks bags. Got some minor mods planned (found a looong thread titled "Calling all Fatboy Lo owners" that has some good info and pics of awesome bikes), but, right now, the first order of business is to change all the fluids and apply some elbow grease (bike appears to be in good shape - just not kept very clean - I can't stand a dirty, unkempt bike!).
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