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Thank you all for your inspiration. Been lurking for a while and you all have great bikes with sooo much individual design. Here is the start of my "new to me" 2002 Fatboy... Hope to do some more and really love having and riding a Harley...Ive wanted one since I was five...
I started here:
This is where I'm at:
Got some more to do
SC
Last edited by Seattlechronic; Dec 21, 2010 at 12:24 AM.
So far VanceandHines Big Radius 2 into 1 , Duke aire Cleaner, ***** Floor Boards, Brake Pedal, Billet grips, Derby cover and such.. What a fun bike to ride..
Good looking bike chronic. I've wanted a Harley since I was little too, but it was that first year FB that really caught my attention. Took a while to get one, but I finally did.
BTW, here is what those beach bars will look like on your bike. I think you'll like em.
Shakey
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I think the fatty is the greatest of all harleys without a doubt. I was inspired by the Terminator movie, had always ridden Ducati, MotoGuzzi and Laverda up to that point!
Whatever you do will work, its a personal journey! I dont think I'll ever stop tweaking it but I love the presence it has, and the performance that surprises other riders when it leaves them behind! Left a triumph thunderbird in my dust several times last weekend!!
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