2022 fat bob or low rider ST
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I’m pretty short and I found the riding position of the Low Rider ST terrible, the mid controls on it made me feel like my knees were up around my ears. The Fat Bobs mid-fwd controls are perfect for me. I have no idea how tall guys ride the Low Rider, I would take one on a decent long test ride if I were you.
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I’m pretty short and I found the riding position of the Low Rider ST terrible, the mid controls on it made me feel like my knees were up around my ears. The Fat Bobs mid-fwd controls are perfect for me. I have no idea how tall guys ride the Low Rider, I would take one on a decent long test ride if I were you.
I'm contemplating the mid controls for my Heritage, myself. There's a thread on doing just this somewhere in this forum. Because while the crouched position of the ST was cramped and knees high to me, the stretched out position of the Heritage is too stretched out for me.
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I’m 6’ and the ST amongst all the other Harleys I have owned over the many years needed ergonomic adjustments until the bikes fit me. This is a good thing for me because I can’t leave well enough alone and it’s how I have fun. We are all physically different so it’s hard to find one size fits all. Try them all out and test ride but it’s hard to really make that decision on one short test ride. I need time in the saddle to understand when I want to make a change and then I make incremental changes until I have it where I want it. Good luck!
Last edited by Junkyard Dog; 04-17-2024 at 10:47 PM.
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Test ride both. I did at my local HD shop, and I went there with an appointment to try a LRS. I did try it, then I tried the FXFBS, and I bought an FXFBS shorty after. The FXLRS felt like I borrowed my son's motorbike with my knees touching my wrists. More powerful though, more "Harley" looking, very classy but the position was terrible for me. Just miss a nice fairing for my Bob and don't want to put 8" riser to fit the Advanblack ST fairing set.
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Test ride both. I did at my local HD shop, and I went there with an appointment to try a LRS. I did try it, then I tried the FXFBS, and I bought an FXFBS shorty after. The FXLRS felt like I borrowed my son's motorbike with my knees touching my wrists. More powerful though, more "Harley" looking, very classy but the position was terrible for me. Just miss a nice fairing for my Bob and don't want to put 8" riser to fit the Advanblack ST fairing set.
https://www.advanblack.com/advanblac...AAEgKfMvD_BwE#
you put the ST fairing on your fat bob? I’m curious what that looks like because don’t you have to change the headlight and everything? Probably pricey. The fat Bob is so comfortable I agree 100% what you said about the cramped feeling on the ST. I just hate the road warrior fairing on my fat bob it feels and looks cheap. Do you have a picture of your fat bob with the advanblack fairing? Really didn’t know that could go on the fat bob
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No, I love the design but I don't want to put risers on the bike ... so it's not possible to fit the Advanblack fairing. You will need 8 to 10" risers in order to.
you have several videos online over a basic search with videos of a FXFBS with their fairing and even a video of the mounting plate used (their patent)
i am now on the hunt of a Sharknado fairing for my BOB.
you have several videos online over a basic search with videos of a FXFBS with their fairing and even a video of the mounting plate used (their patent)
i am now on the hunt of a Sharknado fairing for my BOB.
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