On Amazon I believe. They were designed for another Harley model (I don’t remember which one) so I had I file it down in a couple spots to fit. If I find the link I’ll update this comment

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@@TheMrEdmonds Thanks a bunch. That’s been one of the few things I’ve not been too wild about, with the bike, not being able to really see anything in the mirrors. Thanks for the link. Be safe out on the roads!

Southwestern Virginia! Blue Ridge mountains

Sadly, I don’t get a cent brother lol

No, sold it last year before my daughter was born.

Probably not. At the price, dropping it would be too much of a concern for me. The power and weight isn’t unmanageable, but I would suggest starting on something smaller and already beat up a bit

Stock mirrors, but you have to get a mirror extension kit, either from HD or I got mine from Amazon. HD is probably the better route with better quality.

I sold it a few months ago. Had a baby on the way and needed the extra cash for a baby hauler lol. I loved that bike though. I hated to let go of it but my daughter has been worth it so far ☺️. Maybe in another year or two I’ll get another bike but only time will tell.

What I did was install a mirror extension kit. That will bring the stock mirrors away from the tank when you flip them.

@@TheMrEdmonds Thank you 😊

Would like to see a video on this process.Would probably require a tune?

I think it was just Two Brothers. Honestly don’t recall. Sorry I couldn’t be much more help. I no longer have the bike or I would check it for you

Got a baby on the way! I needed to sell her for a new baby hauler. I’ve been meaning to make a explanation video but life has just been getting in the way

@@TheMrEdmonds congrats man, I got number 4 on the way. Once I pay off a couple more bills I plan on getting another bike and starting a channel, right now I'm torn between the fatbob, low rider s, or the slim.

I used a mirror extension kit. I found mine on Amazon I believe but I think Harley makes a kit now too

Stock mirrors. I used a mirror extension kit to flip them

Cheers, I've just bought mine and can't see Jack shit out my mirrors without moving my arm inwards so need to get this done ASAP.

Honestly I never rode dirt bikes. But I have ridden small Motorcycles. The fat bob handles pretty well considering the weight and tire size. Low speed is where all of that is noticeable. But even then it has a fairly low center of gravity so it doesn't tend to tip over compared to touring Motorcycles with large fairings and saddle bags.

Around town I usually go about 150 miles before filling. If it's mostly highway, I've pushed it near 200. 170ish is kind of average

Heck yeah man! It's a fun bike, no doubt. And because of the "Harley Davidson" written on it, it'll hold value fairly decent. Just don't let them sell you any extra junk.

@@TheMrEdmonds Thanks. I have set parameters I'm willing to accept from the dealer and costs I'll be refusing to pay. I have already spoke with my credit union for approval on a loan as a secondary finance option. If they can't meet my requirements I'll be riding my Sporty home. I've done a lot of work to it as it is. All LED lighting, stage one, custom grips and pegs, flush mount fuel cap, custom seat etc etc. It won't hurt me one bit to hold the sporty if I have to. I really like it. It just kills me that my skill level of riding exceeds what the sporty is capable of with the poor stock suspension and lack of lean angle dragging parts.

The best thing you can do is leave no matter what. More than likely, They'll call you the next day with a better price 🙂

@@TheMrEdmonds LOL great advice! 👍

@@floridapatriot9776 update?

Thanks bro! I've been kinda lazy for the last several months. I'm hoping the weather will start picking up soon so I can get some more content out

Thanks brother!