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I appoligize if this question has been asked before. What is involved with updating the stock 2001 rear end (i.e fender and wider tire) to 2009 Fatboy specs (or maybe a little wider)? Thanks in advance!
Unless you are capable of doing all the work yourself, it would be cheaper to sell your bike and buy a used Fatboy that comes with the 200 rear tire.
Tom
It can be done be i believe if your not handy with this type of work you may want to buy one. There seems to be some kits out there to do this but will set you back some serious MULA
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2001 Fatboy Rear Update
