Calling all FatBoy Lo Owners
Road Warrior
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 1,857
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My 2-2 bug radius had a lit of snap, crackle and pop during idle. After dyno and tuned...it purs like a lion and I am still able to have beers with the neighbors. Opened up...it's back sounding like my ol'lady's rants!
Advanced
Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 67
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From: Augusta, Maine
checking in
I haven't posted here in a long time but I had to pass on some Season's Greetings to all my Lo Bros and sisters. I keep up with this amazing thread and love seeing all the mods and things you all are doing. Keep up the great work! A special thank you to all you Armed Forces folks...a heartfelt thank you for your service....I hope everyone can enjoy the holidays with their families. Ride Safe....Mike
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2010
Posts: 212
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Alright fellas, I got the install almost complete but my brake line ended up just a little tighter than I like. It has a 90 degree at the top and if it was straight or 45 it might work. Can I bend this or is that a bad idea?
Road Master
Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 1,248
Likes: 1
From: Jacksonville, NC
Got into Florida last night. It was pouring down rain too. Sunny Florida my butt. 
Oh well the bikes got way too many moving boxes in front of it to get it out of the garage anyways. The new bike work area is coming along good though. Can't wait to get the new parts on when Santa gets here.
Oh well the bikes got way too many moving boxes in front of it to get it out of the garage anyways. The new bike work area is coming along good though. Can't wait to get the new parts on when Santa gets here.
Stellar HDF Member
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 3,048
Likes: 3
From: Central Jersey
Got into Florida last night. It was pouring down rain too. Sunny Florida my butt. Oh well the bikes got way too many moving boxes in front of it to get it out of the garage anyways. The new bike work area is coming along good though. Can't wait to get the new parts on when Santa gets here.
Oh well the bikes got way too many moving boxes in front of it to get it out of the garage anyways. The new bike work area is coming along good though. Can't wait to get the new parts on when Santa gets here.
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2010
Posts: 212
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Well, I had to order another brake line. Just wouldn't work. So, I have a 46" black pearl magnum line if anybody wants it. PM me and maybe we can work a trade or something.
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Road Master
Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 1,248
Likes: 1
From: Jacksonville, NC
Checked the bank account last night and the government has finally paid me the money it owed me for an injury in Aghanistan last year. I'll have the Lo's loan paid off as soon as the check gets to HD. I wonder if it will ride different. I also now have enough money to go full speed ahead with my project to bag out my Lo. That means it's now time to make some decisions. I think I'm pretty set on the bags I want which I'm getting from Leatherneck Jim's. What's still not set in stone is the pipes and tuner. I'm leaning right now towards Vance and Hines BSS and a Powervision. Any thoughts on that combo? I know VandH aren't the most original but I like the look and they meet my needs I think as far as bag clearance and ground clearance. As for intake I'm going to go with a simple high flow that will allow me to keep my stock ac cover. Can't wait to get this project in high gear. 
I also now have enough money to go full speed ahead with my project to bag out my Lo. That means it's now time to make some decisions. I think I'm pretty set on the bags I want which I'm getting from Leatherneck Jim's. What's still not set in stone is the pipes and tuner. I'm leaning right now towards Vance and Hines BSS and a Powervision. Any thoughts on that combo? I know VandH aren't the most original but I like the look and they meet my needs I think as far as bag clearance and ground clearance. As for intake I'm going to go with a simple high flow that will allow me to keep my stock ac cover. Can't wait to get this project in high gear.