Don't let Bedor get involved in your project…or let him know you like chrome….you'll be eating Crisco sandwiches for dinner before long

 

This from the guy who has me scan pages from my 95-96 Manual and email them to him so he can fix his bike. So I like a little chrome, sue me. You'll want my input on the 95 when something breaks and I happen to have it sitting on the parts shelf!!

Good to hear from ya Mark.

 

What is the widest tire I can fit on my stock heritage rear rim? And I am still confused about the fuse box hole on fatboys? So how do fatboys get away without the hole showing?

 

My friend CB, I was trying to give you and your Nosty a compliment and my sarcasm has appeared to have ruined it. You've got a lot into her to make her that gorgeous, none of it came cheap. All I was trying to say…sorry.

 

The FB fuse box attaches there. You will have to mount your breakers somewhere. You need to take a measurement between your fender struts then measure the width of the FB fender. Most of us that put a 140 tire on have better luck using a Metzeler because the dimensions are different than others.

 

I knew you were kidding. I was trying to come back with something funny but everything I wrote came out wise-*** which was not my intention either. Dude. I know you're kidding. Although I don't know what Crisco sandwiches are. All good.

 

Criso sandwiches are what people ate during The Great Depression.....just to survive. The lard (crisco) came in a large can and would last a long, long time. They had very little money, but this kept them alive. The whole darn joke was in poor taste now that I think about it.

 

The only thing behind my battery is the ignition module. I put the fatboy fender on and fill the hole with rubber. Not to mention I run 2 up seat that will hide the hole. You will never no it is there.

 

As for the fender widths they are the same. So now what is the widest I can run without changing rear end parts?

 

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