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Hey guys. After a lot of planning and patience, I finally finished my Fat Bob project. Managed to do all the work my self and pleased to say it came out way better than expected. After losing my low rider s in a T-bone accident and not being able to find another, I caved in and went to check out the new softails. Glad I did, cause they all handle much better than the last I'm sure most people who like the Fat Bob/ love dynas will disapprove, but idgaf. Anyhow, here's my Fat Bob S!
Huh. I thought they were 50/54 like the rest. Oh well.
Who cut your tress?
I thought so too at first and almost bought a set of Speed Merchant triples. Luckily I had some doubt and brought out a caliper. Was glad I did, cause those triples aren't cheap. lol
I had a custom set made by CognitoMoto. For the same price as Speed Merchant, they offered a custom tree with a new steering stem and bearings. Good quality stuff I'd recommend to anyone looking to go that route. Let me know so I can hit them up.
My next issue to tackle, is to find a way to fabricate a front fender that will compliment the build....
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