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I hope they are wrong. To me the Lo is nice, but overall, no contest.
FLSTF for me.
Same here. I love my 09 Fatty & am not too keen on the Lo or Special as it's called in the UK.
I can't see them getting rid of the Stock Fatty myself as it well out sells all other HD's in Europe.
Just bought a new magazine on the shelf in England its Australian and in it they have sales for both the Fatboy Lo and the Fatboy ....... Year 2009 Lo sales 5 ... 2010 Lo sales 341 , Year 2009 Fatboy sales 553 .... 2010 Fatboy sales 334 , ..... Top selling bike Nightster 883 ... Year 2009 sales 3 ... Year 2010 sales 371 ......
i hear they are only making the fatboy lo for 2012 i guess the fatboy lo sells good
Sorry but I don't believe this for a minute. In hind sight I wish I would have bought the FLSTF because everyone I see has one of these darn Fat Boy Lo's.
The way the trends go if you wait a few years there will be a bunch of the blacked out bikeson the market, or the chrome shops will be busy. It all goes in trends. First it was choppers now bobbers, within ten years the choppers will be back. Not sure if I would want to buy a new bike as they are getting carried away with eletronics, some is good but too much with a good chance to see water is not good, they are trying to make them throw aways JMO
I almost bought a fatboy lo. I think its a good looking bike. I know a lot of people are starting to bag on blacked out bikes, but I think they look good.
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