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I was wondering if there are any Fatboy owners that have put whitewall tires on there Fatboy I have been told mine would look good with them and my black pearl paint but I'm not sure thanks for any input .
I have a mint green Fatboy (kind of a nostalgic colour) with white walls. I think it looks great. The white walls really complete the look I like. I have had many comments about the whites. I'm sorry I don't have a really good picture with them on. I am embarrassed to admit, I have lots of pics, just not a good show picture, and my bike is in the shop right now getting a new rear put on. Getting 'er ready for a trip in June. WHOOHOOO!
As soon as I get her home, and after I do a good cleaning on her...I am going to make a point of setting her set up for a good photo shoot.
BTW: 2005FATBOY, I think white walls would look awesome on your scoot. VERY NICE!
Me personally I like Wide Whites on more nostaligic looking bikes but that is just my opinion. I am planning on WW on my Ultra after this season but I don't think they would look good on my Fatboy.
Sorry I am a traditionlist Fat boys have solid wheels with black tires, Springs and Heritage look fine with White Walls. But hey its your bike do with it as you please. I don't but nothing but mustard and onins on hotdogs either, so to each their own. Just my .02 worth
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