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a normally reliable friend told me the Lo rides harsh compared to the standard FB. But a dealer told me the suspension is the same, just the Lo has a low profile seat. that seems conflicting info.
Whats next? Is he going to tell you the denim black is more comfortable than the gloss black bike? Something about the flux capacitor difference between the 2 paint schemes
Other then the lower profile, the only difference between the two that I've come to know is the standard Fat Boy has "Mirrored Chrome" and the Fat Boy Lo has "Satin Chrome"... if you like the lower profile of a Lo and prefer a higher shine from your Chrome then you can simply get a standard Fat Boy and lower it to match the Lo... Cheaper to have your bike's tank and fenders PC'd denim black then it is to swap out a new engine over something as trivial as Chrome-Shine.
Last edited by Zombiequest; Aug 8, 2011 at 02:45 PM.
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