I rode my freind's custom low fatboy.
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I rode my freind's custom low fatboy.
A freind of mine has a low custom fatboy and let me tell you that bike is sharper than a tack, any way he had ordered some new baffles for his V&H Bigshot staggerd's and wanted me to ride it so he could hear the pipe's, (now remember I just got off my Heritage to do this), so the ride begun,[:@] dang you have to lean like heck to get that thing through a turn and pull on the handle bar's alot to get that acomplished, no comfort for the ole butt I tell ya either, I was very surprised that it rode like that and for my own taste I am NOT going to ride one like that, on a better note go to the exhaust thread's to hear about those on the fatboy log wagon, I'm sorry I meant one bad looking fatboy. Well after the little jaunt I climbed back on my trusty Heritage and came back home and my bike handeled a heck of alot better and rode like a cadillac, no pulling on the handle bar's to get it to turn, just point it in the right direction and smooth as silk.[sm=smiley20.gif]
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RE: I rode my freind's custom low fatboy.
I think that that might be something similiar to custom bikes. They might look nice but some of them aren't that fun to ride. I personally like a bike that looks good and I am able to ride it comfortably. If it's not comfortable, it's no fun to ride long distance, at least that's what my butt said.
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