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Hi all, well me and my girlfreind have come to a big decision, our next bike is gonna be a 2006 vivid black fatboy not a streetglide, any information from fatboy owners will be much appreciated.
I have no experience with street glides or any other HD model besides the Fat Boy so I cant make comparisons
but if you have any specific questions re: the fatboy let er rip.
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if you need any help just ask , as you can see from everyones pics and posts the Fatboy is an excellant starting platform to go build up a daily rider , touring or a full blown custom, by the way great color choice.
My first ride was a fatboy, It was lowered custom 35k into in and I was not the owner. I dreamed about it. I never though I would buy a duece until I rode one Make sure you make the right choice for yourself
Fat Boy Question. Actually several if I may being brand new.
Hi! I just got my license and will be renting a Fat Boy this Sunday.
1) The handlebars I understand are "giant bare kunckle risers". What is that?
2) All the bikes at the HD dealership where rented and there was a waiting list but the Fat Boy was available. Why do u think?
3) Being brand new (1st time renting), is the Fat Boy one I should not start out on?
I am nervous about renting my 1st time although I did VERY VERY in class.
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