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Can anyone tell me what wheels and bars these are on this 1994 Fatboy. Bike is originally from Arizona and I just picked it up in Jersey. BTW, it hasn't even been cleaned yet. BTW, great forum here, tons of info. Thanks
I've looked for 1/2hr on line and I cant find any wheels that looks like those, but it seems I've seen some like those.??
Thinking they are some older wheels that MoCo offered the way they look, just not sure.
The bars may also be stockers with some taller raisers, hard to tell.
The rear fender is not the stock one either for a FB.
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