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Hello,
I have had a Fatboy Lo for a few years but am just starting to ride it due to my military deployment schedule. Recently I wrecked the bike but the damage was minimal. The accident was totally my fault so I am looking for a few items or websites that sell certain bolt on pieces. These are:
1. Lower floorboard on the right (passenger) side of the bike. Looking to go OEM as I would rather not change out both footpads.
2. Bracket for the footpad and rear brake pedal.
3. Rear brake pedal assembly.
4. A new front hand brake lever.
5. New front fender
I have searched for them prior but figured I needed to join the forum club and maybe get some advice on where to find things. If there is a need to flame spray me due to using the wrong section of this forum, please keep in mind that I have been deployed in defense of this great country that we all love. :-)
Thanks for your service...ex-Navy here. Did you check the classifieds on this site? You can also post a wanted ad for your parts and odds are someone will reply with what you need - good luck and hope you get back on the road soon.
Thank you for your service and sorry to hear about your accident
Generally we don't do business outside of the classified section and since this is a pretty laid back crowd and you're new here you're not gonna get spanked, unless you're into that sort of thing, then you need to talk to Dan . I may be able to help you out with the parts your looking for as I have many stock take offs from my bike, my fender is vivid black if that's what you need, I know I don't have the brake pedal/floor board bracket but I should have everything else. Let me know if your interested and I will make a trip up in the attic, make a few more posts, think you need at least 5 to be able to private message and to post pics
Hello,
I have had a Fatboy Lo for a few years but am just starting to ride it due to my military deployment schedule. Recently I wrecked the bike but the damage was minimal. The accident was totally my fault so I am looking for a few items or websites that sell certain bolt on pieces. These are:
1. Lower floorboard on the right (passenger) side of the bike. Looking to go OEM as I would rather not change out both footpads.
2. Bracket for the footpad and rear brake pedal.
3. Rear brake pedal assembly.
4. A new front hand brake lever.
5. New front fender
I have searched for them prior but figured I needed to join the forum club and maybe get some advice on where to find things. If there is a need to flame spray me due to using the wrong section of this forum, please keep in mind that I have been deployed in defense of this great country that we all love. :-)
Hello
If you still need the rear brake Pedal assembly, I have the OEM from my 2010 Fatboy with the pad , I do nothave the bracket. It is brand new never rode with it.
You can have it for free just pay shipping, PM me if interested.
So today I am buying back my 2012, Fat Boy Lo! Been upset since I traded it. 3 years later I happen to run accross the guy that bought it and hes selling it. Pick it up tonight! So excited.
I had two - three, really - Fatboy Lo's. Two 2012s and a 2017 Fatboy S which was basically a Lo. Man, I loved those bikes.
Stuff happens though and now I have a 2020 Heritage 114. It's not quite as good-looking as the Lo's, but has the best ride and handling of any softail I've ever owned or ridden. Not to mention the power right out of the gate. Love the M8.
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