Calling all FatBoy Lo Owners
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Joined: Nov 2010
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From: TEXAS
STORY808 (Mark), he is a member here look him up. He won't duplicate that cover and that's what is so cool about his work (1 off). He will either help you come up with a design or he will carve your design. Covers can be Gloss, Matte or wrinkle black.
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Joined: Feb 2011
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From: Central Jersey
There's also a "Derby ****" thread somewhere, and it seems like more than half of the work shown in that thread is Mark's.. if you have an idea or can give him a sketch of something, email it to him and he'll work with you. I drew something on paper that looked like a 4th grader drew it for homework and this is what we came up with.
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Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 16
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From: Mt. Clemens Mich
New to site. The Lo's on this thread are sick! You guys have awsome looking bike and great info. Here is me 2012 Lo that I just got last week. I have alot of plans for it but going to wait for the winter so I dont lose any ride time.
Last edited by Erick118; Sep 5, 2011 at 10:18 AM.
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From: Central Jersey
Haha look at this guy.... already got rid of the reflectors without having to be told. I like that sissybar and backrest with the touring passenger seat.. actually fits with one another. I just got a touring pass. seat, and alone, it looks god awful.
Well welcome to the thread, and our apologies to your wallet. I actually made an excel spreadsheet with part numbers and prices and stuff like that to see how much money I've put in to accessorizing my bike already.. geezus. Yeah.
oh, Big Jim.. those Racetech Emulators..they don't say on the website that you have to cut spacers to fit inside the tube, but #6 on the directions say "Set the spring preload by cutting spacers according to the table below". So apparently I have to cut some 1.4" spaces. Gosh darn it. There goes a thumb to the cause.
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Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 16
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From: Mt. Clemens Mich
Haha look at this guy.... already got rid of the reflectors without having to be told. I like that sissybar and backrest with the touring passenger seat.. actually fits with one another. I just got a touring pass. seat, and alone, it looks god awful.
Well welcome to the thread, and our apologies to your wallet. I actually made an excel spreadsheet with part numbers and prices and stuff like that to see how much money I've put in to accessorizing my bike already.. geezus. Yeah.
oh, Big Jim.. those Racetech Emulators..they don't say on the website that you have to cut spacers to fit inside the tube, but #6 on the directions say "Set the spring preload by cutting spacers according to the table below". So apparently I have to cut some 1.4" spaces. Gosh darn it. There goes a thumb to the cause.
Well welcome to the thread, and our apologies to your wallet. I actually made an excel spreadsheet with part numbers and prices and stuff like that to see how much money I've put in to accessorizing my bike already.. geezus. Yeah.
oh, Big Jim.. those Racetech Emulators..they don't say on the website that you have to cut spacers to fit inside the tube, but #6 on the directions say "Set the spring preload by cutting spacers according to the table below". So apparently I have to cut some 1.4" spaces. Gosh darn it. There goes a thumb to the cause.
Road Master
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 992
Likes: 20
From: Arizona
Not having luck in a Thread so I thought I should throw it out there knowing I will get help from fellow Lo riders.
I was out riding yesterday and my throttle cable broke at the induction module. Thought this was odd seeing it's a 2010 Fatboy Lo with only 8200 miles. Questions I have are:
1) Do you need to remove the tank to change the cable (I had just filled up 10 miles prior and don't really want to drain the tank)?
2) Do you usually change both cables or just the broken one?
3) Any tips---is it a pain in the *** or an easy change?
Thanks
I was out riding yesterday and my throttle cable broke at the induction module. Thought this was odd seeing it's a 2010 Fatboy Lo with only 8200 miles. Questions I have are:
1) Do you need to remove the tank to change the cable (I had just filled up 10 miles prior and don't really want to drain the tank)?
2) Do you usually change both cables or just the broken one?
3) Any tips---is it a pain in the *** or an easy change?
Thanks
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Road Master
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: Las Vegas
While in SoUtah on Saturday, I also stopped in at the local Harley dealership. I actually found a "Fatboy" shirt with photos of the "LO" on the front. Needless to say, I purchased one.
