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I thought I had seen something about someone out your way that did make a larger solid wheel, a replica of the factory wheels. Can't remember where I saw it though, sorry. I do recall that it was pricey.
Sounds like you're better off in the twisties than I am with my stock setup Nice pics too btw!
yea mate DGD CUSTOMS do a 23 inch and they don't seem interested in doing a 21 for anyone that dodnt want the 23 pregnant roller-skate look. Yea it's 3000 AUD for the 23
I thought I had seen something about someone out your way that did make a larger solid wheel, a replica of the factory wheels. Can't remember where I saw it though, sorry. I do recall that it was pricey.
Sounds like you're better off in the twisties than I am with my stock setup Nice pics too btw!
Blacked out front end with a decent paint scheme gives that FLFBS a major plus.
I'm diggin on my tweaks and where I'm takin it. Need to update my pics, few more cosmetic changes since.
Last edited by Tampa Fatboy; Mar 5, 2021 at 04:16 PM.
Like the 18 Fatboy. The only thing kinda killin it for me is the squared off headlamp. Will the freight train headlamp nacels of prior years work on these?
I personally like to be different and like the headlight. However I have had several people comment on how they like my bike except the headlight. So I am sure some will follow and some will not. I think the old Fatboy and the current Road King headlight would look great on the new Fatboy. Not enough that I would change mine though.
I have no issue with the rear fender but it can be changed. I actually wanted to change my rear fender but have recently had second thoughts. I changed my own tires, HD wanted $1k for new and installed Scorcher 11s. I saved at least $500 with Metzeler ME880 installed myself. The OEM fender makes this change EXTREMELY easy. Basically get the axle out, get the belt off, and slide the tire/wheel out the back. If the fender was changed, you'd be extending your tire change to at least another hour due to fighting with the removal of the fender and mounts. I like Klockworks front hugger fender, and would want to match the rear to it. Not to sure if I would want to now after doing my own tires.
I didn't have to pull fender or mounts to change tire on my 2010 fat boy. 🤷
Originally Posted by Cootey
I'd love to see how they did this change...
Me too except I wanna go opposite, I wanna add it to my 2010 model
Thanks, I hate it.
Paint looks cool, but that headlamp and that exhaust is just....YEEESH. I don't think those stretched fenders fit the new fat boy either. Those short mini fenders on the front look the best.
Wow, I like my 2020 FatBoy but I absolutely love the round headlight and the stretched front fender.
Now Ill be striving for those two changes to my bike and trying to add road lights on a light bar.
Thanks for the pics.
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