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TLB ya' know I gotta mess with you.Have you thought about a slightly larger swingarm bag to lose said pack?? I did and found that most of the stuff I would pack up? Fit in the swingarm sack.
Last edited by Chazmanian; Jun 7, 2009 at 10:52 AM.
YEAH!! Fatboys RULE!! I did almost the same thing this spring too!! I just put the docking hardware, detatchable backrest, and signal relocation kit on mine. My daughter and son like to ride and when I go on trips I attach my Tour pac backwards on the backreat and use it as a driver backrest!!
A solo seat does make a Fatboy VERY sexy.
I like the solid wheel in the back and Thunderstar in front.
I wanted an open wheel in front, but wanted to keep the beefy feel
and the Thunderstar just fit the bill for me.
I actually bought 2 Thunderstars and then after I put the front one on I decided I liked it that way so much I left it that way and sold the
second one
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