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I have a 2010 Fat Boy and was kind of bummed that the tank medallion is actually a decal. I really like the raised medallions that stick on, and low and behold, the 2011 models have them.
So the question is.... where can I get them, or ones like them?
Good luck. I found this one meant for the Ford Harley truck.
I used it to cover the bolt holes left from relocating my plate mount.
It's a close match to my tank badges and held on with 3M tape.
Make sure it is big enough to cover the decal on the tank. I have always wanted to cover mine with one of the emblems, but I would have to repaint or else it would still be visible under the emblem. One day....
i have the fatboy lo vivid black the tank emblems look great i see the 2011 fatboy has the tank emblems now about time. harley never should of used the decal grahics on the fatboy never looked that good.
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