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Speaking of "Jims".. anyone else notice a common theme besides names and Lo's? Damn near everyone on this thread is either current or former Military. Makes you wonder, it's like the Lo is the Official Bike of the US Military or something.. I myself being Marine Corps (0311) Infantry Rifleman. 1993-1997, 2nd Battalion - 8th Marines. (Always wanted to be a grunt.)
(0844) Fire Direction & Control for Marine Field Artillery.. was attached to 3/8 in 2005 in Iraq, was a good time. But yeah, I've noticed so many people on these forums are either in the military (a large portion of those are stationed overseas), or former militar..
I use my FBL for a bar hopper. I had 16" apes on it, but after banging my shoulder up, went to stock softail bars. I also changed the suck solid wheels to black bike black rims with stainless 60 spokes.
I use my FBL for a bar hopper. I had 16" apes on it, but after banging my shoulder up, went to stock softail bars. I also changed the suck solid wheels to black bike black rims with stainless 60 spokes.
I use my FBL for a bar hopper. I had 16" apes on it, but after banging my shoulder up, went to stock softail bars. I also changed the suck solid wheels to black bike black rims with stainless 60 spokes.
I use my FBL for a bar hopper. I had 16" apes on it, but after banging my shoulder up, went to stock softail bars. I also changed the suck solid wheels to black bike black rims with stainless 60 spokes.
OWOF, what's the part # for the stock softail bars? those look perfect. Thanks!
Edit: Also, do you know what length cables you had to use for those?
Last edited by Kronin; May 12, 2011 at 10:32 PM.
Reason: added cable length question.
Hi
Picked up My new 2011 Fat Boy Low last weekend & couldnt be any happier.
Its an awesome bike & loved every minute of the 400km ride home
I got the detachable sissy bar & rack & luggage along with Screaming eagle slip ons as $2000 worth of extras free with the bike.
Im going to keep the Dyna & give it to My Son who just got his learners & will be able to ride it in 2yrs
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