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hi all ive a 2012 fat boy and to be honest dont find the standard bars to comfy , but cant make my mind up which way to go, beach or apes what do you think , any experiences or pics would be great ,
JMO but I like to ride with my palms facing forward, it is just a much more normal position. I like my Carlinis a lot.
Here are some 16s drag specialties buffalo bars 1.5 inch. This was on my old bike, but man these bars were great on my fatboy. I am running some Carlini's now, but these bars were a little more comfortable the way they sat. Not too high either... im 5ft 8in and they were about shoulder height.
They're nice and beefy like they should be on a FATboy!
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Your old bike?!!! Dude....you sold that bike??? That is the nicest Fatty I have ever seen on here.......I can see where you just cost me major jack $$$$.
Your old bike?!!! Dude....you sold that bike??? That is the nicest Fatty I have ever seen on here.......I can see where you just cost me major jack $$$$.
Ha! Thanks my brother! I dropped some good coin in that one. I had it free and clear, but had to use the funds for a priority with family at time. I got back up and running. Here is my most recent one... it is an upgrade, but damn I don't know which one is better.
I know I am just showing off... but, really am proud of my bikes. I appreciate what you said about my fatboy a lot. I poured my heart and soul into it. Did most work myself, so if you ever have any Q's on yours hit me up. Around this area it was one of the nicer ones for sure.
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