Calling all FatBoy Lo Owners
#2681
05-24-2011, 08:30 PM
part # 69734-05 is for a FLSTF which should be interchangable with the FLSTFB.
mine is part # 69626-99 and it's also for the FLSTF and it fits the FLSTFB, but it's not the visor, it's a thicker trim ring.
So with all this said, I believe you were sent the wrong trim ring, but it definetly should not move like that.
mine is part # 69626-99 and it's also for the FLSTF and it fits the FLSTFB, but it's not the visor, it's a thicker trim ring.
So with all this said, I believe you were sent the wrong trim ring, but it definetly should not move like that.
#2682
05-24-2011, 09:05 PM
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#2683
05-24-2011, 09:28 PM
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part # 69734-05 is for a FLSTF which should be interchangable with the FLSTFB.
mine is part # 69626-99 and it's also for the FLSTF and it fits the FLSTFB, but it's not the visor, it's a thicker trim ring.
So with all this said, I believe you were sent the wrong trim ring, but it definetly should not move like that.
mine is part # 69626-99 and it's also for the FLSTF and it fits the FLSTFB, but it's not the visor, it's a thicker trim ring.
So with all this said, I believe you were sent the wrong trim ring, but it definetly should not move like that.
I just realized that I had not introduced myself etc with my first post. This thread is so great and the info is priceless. Thanks for starting it....!
Also, my thanks to all of those who are in the FBL family that serve....."I am always humbled in the presence of warriors.".
#2684
05-24-2011, 09:58 PM
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#2685
05-24-2011, 10:12 PM
Ok all you Fat Boy Lo people, I just finished installing my Bassani Road Rage pipes, SE air cleaner and am in the process of the PCV. Where in the heck did you guys mount the PCV ? The instructions say under the seat, remove ECM bracket ect ect, I have done all that and got it in there with the PCV on top of the battery per the instructions but man, my seat doesn't fit right.
I have the Sundowner deep bucket seat. is there anyplace other than under the seat ? The wires don't look long enoughtno go anywhere but under the set.
I have the Sundowner deep bucket seat. is there anyplace other than under the seat ? The wires don't look long enoughtno go anywhere but under the set.
#2686
05-24-2011, 10:42 PM
Road Captain
Ok all you Fat Boy Lo people, I just finished installing my Bassani Road Rage pipes, SE air cleaner and am in the process of the PCV. Where in the heck did you guys mount the PCV ? The instructions say under the seat, remove ECM bracket ect ect, I have done all that and got it in there with the PCV on top of the battery per the instructions but man, my seat doesn't fit right.
I have the Sundowner deep bucket seat. is there anyplace other than under the seat ? The wires don't look long enoughtno go anywhere but under the set.
I have the Sundowner deep bucket seat. is there anyplace other than under the seat ? The wires don't look long enoughtno go anywhere but under the set.
#2687
05-24-2011, 10:47 PM
First thing that comes off with a new bike is the heel shifter, nice pig btw - love me some bbq.
Here's a thought.. how many of you actually use your heel shifter?
So went on a nice ride this past weekend up through the Catskill mountains in NY, as my buddy and I were cruising down the road, the leg of my jeans was flapping in the breeze.. fine, whatev, im used to it.. what i didn't realize was that it was wrapping itself around the heel shifter, so when I came to a stop i found out the quick way that I couldn't get my foot on the ground and almost fell over.. I had literally just thought to myself a few minutes earlier while riding that I never use the heel shifter and should remove it. Coincidentally, at the next 2 stops the same thing happened, the leg of my jeans wrapped around the peg and I almost fell over 3 times in a row. I yelled for my buddy to stop next chance he got, whipped out the allen wrench set, and ripped the damn thing off and threw it in my swingarm bag. Other than that, it was a damn fine ride..stopped by 3 Harley Dealers, 1 of which was closed because we got there too late.. one had an open house going on and got some free pulled pork sandwiches and good times. Saw another Lo up there that looked like someone from this forum.. NY plates that said "FatBoyz" or something like that.
Here's a thought.. how many of you actually use your heel shifter?
So went on a nice ride this past weekend up through the Catskill mountains in NY, as my buddy and I were cruising down the road, the leg of my jeans was flapping in the breeze.. fine, whatev, im used to it.. what i didn't realize was that it was wrapping itself around the heel shifter, so when I came to a stop i found out the quick way that I couldn't get my foot on the ground and almost fell over.. I had literally just thought to myself a few minutes earlier while riding that I never use the heel shifter and should remove it. Coincidentally, at the next 2 stops the same thing happened, the leg of my jeans wrapped around the peg and I almost fell over 3 times in a row. I yelled for my buddy to stop next chance he got, whipped out the allen wrench set, and ripped the damn thing off and threw it in my swingarm bag. Other than that, it was a damn fine ride..stopped by 3 Harley Dealers, 1 of which was closed because we got there too late.. one had an open house going on and got some free pulled pork sandwiches and good times. Saw another Lo up there that looked like someone from this forum.. NY plates that said "FatBoyz" or something like that.
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#2688
05-24-2011, 11:30 PM
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#2690
05-25-2011, 01:27 AM
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Can anyone confirm that this is the right HD part number for the trim ring everyone is using. I like the look and got one today at the local shop but I got the 69734-05 and it is loose after installed.
There is a gap of about 1/16" along the top of the light and I can easily open and close the gap by moving the trim ring no matter how much I tighten.
The one in the above quote doesn't show the FLSTFB as one of the models that it is made for in the catalog description.
Any help?
EDIT:: the trim ring I am referring to (and the quote above) is on page 140 of the thread,,,,post#1399.
There is a gap of about 1/16" along the top of the light and I can easily open and close the gap by moving the trim ring no matter how much I tighten.
The one in the above quote doesn't show the FLSTFB as one of the models that it is made for in the catalog description.
Any help?
EDIT:: the trim ring I am referring to (and the quote above) is on page 140 of the thread,,,,post#1399.