Fat Boy Owners
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Road Master
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: East TN
Fat Boy Owners
calling eveyone that owns one of these great machines ...how do you like them..? ...how do they handle compared to the others being they have the thicker tire on the front..? saw one today at the dealership two tone copper and black chrome lots of it it was beautiful....so beautiful I maybe getting a divorce over it...JK opinions please
Cruiser
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Bellingham, WA
RE: Fat Boy Owners
I was looking at an Anniversary Superglide, or an 07 Wide Glide. I thought the Fat Boy was out of my price range until I found a dealer that was willing. Always loved them. They look nice and beefy. They handle quite nice for a big bike. They're slow stock, but I didn't get a Harley to canyon maul. They can be a cruiser, or add bags, windshield, etc., and you have a touring bike. I think all Harley's kick ***, but the Fat Boy does it for me, and most importantly.....Chicks Dig Em.
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From: Leander Texas
RE: Fat Boy Owners
I think mine was about 19200 out the door at 5% apr.
You can buy under msrp and get extras and also cut the deliver charge in half.
I sold my sportster on craigs list for 300 more than new and had 10,000 miles on it.
You can buy under msrp and get extras and also cut the deliver charge in half.
I sold my sportster on craigs list for 300 more than new and had 10,000 miles on it.
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From: Rochester, NY
RE: Fat Boy Owners
Don't have one, but I have ridden a couple and they are really nice riding bikes.
I think it would be an excellentchoice for anyone who doesn't want or like the"extras" on a Heritage or any of the bigger baggers.
But still wants the option (with a windshield and a good set of bags) togo the distance or just leave it alone andbomb aroundfor the day.
I think it would be an excellentchoice for anyone who doesn't want or like the"extras" on a Heritage or any of the bigger baggers.
But still wants the option (with a windshield and a good set of bags) togo the distance or just leave it alone andbomb aroundfor the day.
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Road Warrior
Joined: May 2007
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From: ARIZONA
RE: Fat Boy Owners
Owned a Sporster before my Fatty. Sporster felt more nimble, but the fatty is stable with both beefy tires. plus the FL forks realy absorb alot of the road shock. And yes...chicks DO dig em@!
Cruiser
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: cobb mountain california
RE: Fat Boy Owners
the moment I saw mine on the floor...I bought it...and have enjoyed it since...one of a kind these fatties...there are also called power cruisers...and with mild mods it sure is...you will not be disappointed...but then there are styles of bikes for the style of riding you do...[sm=biker.gif]