Harley Davidson 2016 Fat Bob first ride review

Harley Davidson 2016 Fat Bob first ride review.
Ok so this is my review of the 2016 Fat Bob, I must admit this HD could be my next bike and during the review I cannot control my excitement about this.
Overall the Street Bob I believe is a fantastic package however the cost including the upgrades that I want to do is racking up. Therefore I will need to wait until next year for this bike.
excuse some of the bloopers and the odd interruption from the HD Shaw team - lol.
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[@brianreid366]

I have a 2016 fat bob, it is super smooth on acceleration and the gear box is great. On the motorway at 70mph and over you do get fatigue on the arms with the wind blast so i bought an after market black fly screen and it works perfectly cost £199. Love the bike but not keen on the stripes on the Tank. Riding in the rain or wet roads is fine but the dirt kicks up every were so regular cleaning required. Nuts and bolts dont like the winter or wet weather. I find my right foot slips off the foot peg going over bumpy roads and also have to twist my foot to stay on the peg as the air box is agianst your leg causing a slight angle but you only feel this when youve been in the saddle for a while. the seat is fantastic and I would highly recommend this bike to anyone. Brian

[@Kubotahonda5]

Thank u ! This whole months I was really confused which one I'm gonna buy, sportster 48 1200N or Fat bob , but after watching this, now I'm 100% sure I'm gonna buy FATBOB !! Yeah!! Tomorrow is the big day for me ! Finally My dreams come true ! Greetings from Tokyo 🎌🏍✨

[@davidskaggs9914]

Hey bud did u buy it?

[@akuskus]

Yes, did you buy it? How has it been?

[@ryanenstad8928]

Really great how you're so honest about your reviews. It's also fun to watch because you're SO enthusiastic and really enjoy the ride. Yea, it seems like there's no way you could leave the bike at the dealership after watching the review you seem to love it so much but that's the fun part. I can't speak for anybody but myself but for me it makes me excited to go out and take one of my Harleys for a rip!!! Like right now!! Haha. Keep up the great reviews mate! Ryan

[@Motonewbrider]

Nice one buddy! I honestly love it - it definitely the bike for me, I've been working out the customs I want for it and it's starting to clock up. I need to do some saving and hopefully next year ( winter period be issue you get better deals ) I'll make my move.... I love reading comments like this. Nice one buddy 👍

[@seanhewitt8647]

really enjoying these, I'm hoping to get my first HD by the end of the year so finding your channel most helpful, thank you

[@Motonewbrider]

Amazing, glad to hear it Sean! Hope you'll enjoy the channel going forward - so much choice for you in HD world

[@tomsreviews238]

Had a 2015 Sportster 48, now have a 2014 Fat Bob. Loved the 48, looked fantastic. Big issue was ground clearance and lean angle. I have very good twisty roads where I live. I spent more time worrying about scraping the ground than just enjoying the ride. The fat Bob is a little bit faster even though it is bigger and heavier than the Sportster, (but not by much). Biggest advantage the Fat Bob has over the Sporty is ground clearance and lean angle. If you like cruiser bikes, this year Dyna Fat Bob is a pleasure to ride.

[@rob7105]

2012-13 fat bob is quickly taking my top spot for next bike

[@thanks9191]

I think the twin head lamp is fat bob's unique part. Nice videos! Thanks!

[@Motonewbrider]

Think your right - I personally love the twin bug light👍

[@ezekielherrera4070]

+Motonewbrider yeah the lights are amazing

[@alexii4418]

You got a new sub. Amazing videos. I'm going to get my first HD next spring. Can't wait!!!!

[@Motonewbrider]

Thanks Alex!! You will love it, which ever HD you choose. Make sure you look through my playlists... Really hope you enjoy the channel 👍

[@faithbiker8262]

This is my second time watching this vlog on your review of the Fat Bob. I have a 2014 Fat Bob and every time I ride it I fall deeper in love with it. I have not done any long distance riding but got one planned this month. The Fat Bob is the most underestimated bike in the Harley inventory in my personal opinion. It's a fun bike and handles awesome.

[@Motonewbrider]

It's an awesome bike - I've just rode home today which was 230 miles would of loved the fatbob for today's ride :)

[@rger6603]

Im a duke man and have been for 30 odd years and have ridden alot of harleys and hated them but now coming up to 50years old iv bought a 2016 fatbob and bloody love it..Got screamn eagle pipes n filter and it goes good..Good review

[@salisburyplain998]

I have just purchased a fatbob in black denim and your vid helped make my mind up,hope to have it before the crap weather turns up :)

[@dod3776]

I have been watching your posts online to give me a little help in deciding what Harley I plan to buy in September for my first bike.i liked the 883 and then watched some of your posts and now find I am edging towards the 48. Now you go and put a post up like that and you have me doubting myself again!! Urghhh Great post and review yet again. Well done

[@Motonewbrider]

Ha ha ha ... I know fella even I'm confused. In all honesty the bikes I've test reviewed apart from the street I would personally buy. The only reason I wouldn't buy the street is in their price bracket you have more choice in the market for that type of bike... The trouble with the Fat Bob is for the way I would like it, the cost would be around 16 k!!!! A lot of money... Anyway I'm still really happy with my 48 buddy. Thanks for the continued support George👍

[@dod3776]

+Motonewbrider yeah I have the same issue..I can go up to 16k but my head tells me if I buy a 48 I can mod it up a bit more than what I can with the fatbob.. I even looked at the streetbob also... I can choose a car bloody easy, but trying to choose which Harley???? Keep up the good work dude..

[@rickandersen707]

I have a 2013 Fatbob...Vance and Hines 2 into 1 ...Harley tallboy seat no other mods...one doesn't need to do too much as they come stock from the factory perfectly balanced... best bike I've ever owned....I know exactly what you're talking about handling wise etc etc ...anyone thinking of a Harley i would recommend ride one of these babies during your selection process...stay upright from the land of OZ....cheers

[@jhowej3]

I live in Commerce Township, Michigan, USA and I ride a Harley-Davidson 2008 Dyna Glide Low Rider. I really enjoy your video's.... ride safe and keep them coming!

[@SkilledBiker999]

Superb vids pal... after watching them all and having a test ride (or 2!) I finally went for a 2015 Fatbob... Screaming Eagle air intake & V&H short-shots plus V&H FP3... sorted.. keep the vids coming fella...

[@JonRodGod]

One Man and his Hog I’m working on buying a 2015 fat bob. First Harley . Very excited.

[@chrisdroste3296]

I have to tell you guys; I am only 5;10-ish depending on the particular pair of boots; but I'm a big guy and the forty-eight is crap compared to the FatBob. don't get me wrong i had a forty-eight but literally everything about it felt discouraging. the small tank and thin seat discouraged long rides, the rake and thick tire and low low pegs discouraged turning the bike into a corner; the 1200 motor feels either on or off. I went and test rode a FatBob and the following spring i got a 2016 new. It's the most comfortable, smooth, most communicative, best handling Harley from the factory, period. if your legs are short like mine (under 32" Inseam) they have reduced-reach forward controls; and if you need more than that there's reduced reach seats, and even further you can always swap over to Mids; the Mounting points are right on the frame. Just keep in mind this is a 700lb bike so pushing it around the garage isn't fun, but once you get a little throttle and clutch into her lovely twin-cam she;s light on her feet and as nimble as a bike half her size.

[@claytonreeve8892]

Chris Droste B

[@chestercopperpot7106]

Great review. I just bought a 2016 Fat Bob about 3k miles ago and have the exact same setup you described. Long shots and stock air box with K&N filter and V&H fuelpak which REALLY makes the bike even more amazing! I came really close to getting the 48 but after riding the Fat Bob I was sold. The only (very) minor criticism would be that with the vibration, wind and peg placement, your boots tend to slide off at speeds over 75. Down in San Antonio, Texas, lots of open highways to open her up... Ride safe!

[@Motonewbrider]

Jacob nice! You have a great set-up mate. It's an amazing bike

[@stevem.7077]

Just bought 16 today first Harley excited

[@mchowdhu]

Great demo. Very helpful!

[@priestof1]

Love this bike the second i seen it. Have a sweet 1200 c sportster and am happy but still love this ride

[@nealthornton180]

love the reviews mate, would love you review the 1200 custom a couple of people have said it feels like mix of a sportster and cruiser would be great to have your thoughts

[@templar_east8835]

I just bought my 2017 fat bob freaking love it

[@shubr66]

Just about to buy a 2016

[@larrylawrence299]

I started with a 2007 Street Bob, traded it up for the 2014 Fat Bob for more bike that handled better. 2014 was totalled so I bought the 2016 Fat Bob as my replacement, but WOW! the 103 High Output is a beast compared to the 2014 base 103

[@tomsreviews238]

I went from a 2015 Sportster 48 to a 2014 FatBob, both forward controls. The forward controls were about the same reach. Both bikes were very ride able. The Bob was bigger and heavier (obviously) but also had a much better lean angle. I ride a lot of twisty roads. The 48 ruined my ride because I always knew I couldn't make sharp turns, I was always dragging the pegs. The Fatbob has a fantastic lean angle and I have more fun riding it in the twistys. The 48 though, is still a very cool bike.

[@jiihoo8766]

I bought a 48 this year and I'm thinking of making the next jump into breakout. Haven't tested any of these yet though. Btw I subbed. I've enjoyed your 48 videos a lot. I'm still going stock with 500km on the meter.

[@Motonewbrider]

Really! Definitely try the breakout, that's one I am curious about. Thanks for watching buddy appreciate it.

[@johnnymossville]

I saw one at the dealer Saturday, A 2017 like that one. I am in love. Seriously. Wife is saying no, but I'm working on it.

[@faithbiker8262]

Got a 2014 Fat Bob. I love it!

[@colinbell6461]

I have the 2017 dyna fat bob. made a few changes to make it mine.Progressive 444 shocks on the rear and progressive springs in the front. Bear trap footpads from the states to keep your foot in place at speed, slip on V&H pipes, FP3 tuner and roland sands air cleaner. might go for some burley apes and light conversion. we will see. Soooooo Comfy!!

[@stephenrutherford7944]

I currently ride a 2004 Dyna Low Rider and love it. This is the 2nd Low Rider I have owned but I am curious about the Fat Bob's handling and the perks of having a wider front tire?

[@harleydave2316]

I upgraded from the 1200T to the 16' Fat Bob today. Soooo excited!!!

[@Motonewbrider]

Awesome!!!!

[@TattooedAlex70]

Great review, I always enjoy watching your videos. You mentioned that you don't know how well it would do in tight traffic. Did you try it in busier streets on the way back to the dealership?

[@Motonewbrider]

Hi Alex, unfortunately not mate. The next "town" is about a 25 minute ride one way and I slightly under the clock. However when I go for the purchase I will check this out. Thanks for watching buddy

[@jairocantillo5678]

Nice video...I do have 2015 and it also vib as you mention...at which revs did this happen? Mine , between 1900 and 220....

[@btaries12]

How is the vibration at speed compared to idle ? I liked your review very good

[@badger4361]

Had a fat bob for a couple of years. Loads of fun scraping the pegs on roundabouts. Engine is an absolute peach, standard rear shocks are abysmal, wallowed like he'll on switchbacks. I'd love another dyna as theyre so enigmatic but I'd swap the rear shocks out for something decent.

[@Erik.Lundberg]

Fat Bob is a great bike but I like the look of 2008-2013 models better.

[@samuraidarryl]

Glad you liked the Fat Bob. I tested one over a month ago and I didn't get out of the dealership and knew it was the bike for me. After a 1200c - a Fat Boy and Iron I was certain the Fat Bob was the choice for me. Loved it and just picked it up Saturday. Unreal bike with a great riding position. Performance is terrific - Stage 1 makes it fab. Now if only it would stop pouring rain.....

[@ziegaubrey1643]

samuraidarryl still enjoying it? I may get a 17

[@Rdosramos]

Been riding a iron 883 for about 9 months and I am waiting to upgrade my bike. Do you think jumping to a fat bob would be a good idea. I have test rode the bike and its like riding a cloud. Super comfortable. Any thoughts

[@Budget-Cars-And-Bikes]

So what stopped you buying this in the end? I'm considering getting One myself, as I've never owned a Harley, and would love to get One for my channel to review 😁

[@kyawzaww5370]

I like this sound

[@TimurKOI]

So, in comparison with Breakout how does it feel?

[@leeweldon776]

I have the 2017 Fatbob, last of the Dyna. It's an awesome ride, will not be parting with it at all.

[@alexanderm2579]

The Fat Bob was the best Harley Davidson i had ridden until they brought out the Low Rider S. However i do own a Fat Bob and have a couple of videos of it. If you do make the upgrade to dyna (wise choice) i recommend stage 2 as well, it makes the engine pull like a train. Progressive monotube suspension for the front too, the stock Harley Davidson springs are soft as s***.

[@Motonewbrider]

The Low Rider S looks great but I feel its well over priced (IMO). It also needs further modifications to make it your own. You lucky chap having the Fat Bob!!

[@debashishjena]

Hi bro @motonewbrider My height is 6'2" is this bike good for me? Thanks in advance

[@itscool108]

what kind of upgrades are on that 48 at the beginning?

[@glasgowharleyrider]

'Brillyeeant'!! Nice one mate

[@Motonewbrider]

Yeah - nice one!

[@markwilliams4301]

Hi buddy coming into some money after a motorcycle accident I like the fat boy but I have been looking at the Suzuki m109r what's your view on both bikes

[@FarazMustafaKhan]

@motonewbrider Did you sell off your grenades or still have them with you?

[@hoatzin]

Thinking about buying one of these beasts!

[@Motonewbrider]

Test ride it mate

[@hoatzin]

yeah i will, turned 18 a couple of months ago, need a licence first! Then I will test ride it! looks amazing!

[@DarioCruz92]

The Sportster is a wonderful bike but the 6-speed transmission, bigger tank, and more powerful engine just makes it difficult not to consider a Dyna. Thanks for the upload and RSMF

[@Motonewbrider]

Agree buddy - I think this will be my change for next year! It's a great bike however I think I'll end up with the Dyna Street Bob SE

[@DarioCruz92]

That makes makes more sense, you going from a 48 to a Street Bob. Both have that raw bobber looks to them. And there's also the hefty price difference between the Street and Fat Bob.

[@zipper978]

I just picked up a wide glide. It's a great bike so far

[@Motonewbrider]

Nice !!!

[@jakeb.1318]

what's the weight difference in feel while riding?

[@sutous4188]

You should do a review of all the Harley bikes and have ing passangers on them

[@harvey-a-zeledon]

Great Review....how would you compare the comfort level vs a softail? I currently own a softail and you barely feel the road, very smooth. I've also own a Iron883 and that was too harsh of a ride. How is the Fat Bob? I'm really looking into purchasing one

[@Motonewbrider]

Hi Harvey, I haven't ridden a softail (yet). I've rode all the other models for HD, I would say the Fat Bob is the best in terms of ride, super comfy and really agile! Enjoy it fella and thanks for watching my review.

[@harvey-a-zeledon]

Thank You for the quick response. Nice videoclips and bike specs👍

[@DrummersHell96]

how does it handle in traffic and streets?

[@noelneenan3038]

The new dyna you were talking about at the end is probably the new Low Rider S 1801cc. It just came out here in Australia a few months ago. Not sure if youll like the mid controls on it after getting used to the forward ones now.

[@Motonewbrider]

Hey fella, yes we've got that one in the UK it's super expensive over 15 k. This is meant to be a new version coming out end of the year. Keeping my eyes peeled for it.

[@noelneenan3038]

+Motonewbrider look forward to the review.

[@larrylawrence299]

If you think you liked that FATBOB, the new one comes with the "High Output" 103. It's fully upgraded to the "Screamin Eagle" stage 1, adding the .511 cams, and heavy breather intake. You will love it even more, with a tuner box it is faster than the new "Milwaukee 8" engine bikes of 2017

[@Motonewbrider]

Larry Lawrence tried a 110 screaming eagle loved it

[@moonwalkerAl]

wonder if youd be able to do a V rod review?! enjoyed this and your roadster review

[@Motonewbrider]

The trouble is the V rod really doesn't interest me - I love the bobber look fella. However I wouldn't say no completely

[@moonwalkerAl]

Motonewbrider no worries mate. Would be good to see.

[@wgrein]

I'm only 5'6". I absolutely love the look of the Fat Bob. I have yet to sit in one and want to know if the forward controls may be too far forward for my size. Also wondering if this bike allows for a mid control conversion.

[@ddstanfield9259]

It can be converted

[@roblord7610]

Some of them come from the factory with mid controls, - same as the Superglide

[@BOBWICKEDCLOWN]

Would this be a good for a beginner

[@grahamsavage4994]

Hi Harvey I am 165cm tall would the Fat Bob be ok for me?

[@jayteesgear]

I want it!

[@tiny2243]

How tall are you?would a screen be any good

[@snappyfish]

First Harley I rode was a Fat Bob with stage 1.. Couldn't stop smiling!! I am expecting to get one very soon. Only other Harley I am considering is a Breakout, have you test a breakout yet?

[@Motonewbrider]

Hi Gary, I would love to hear this with a good pipe on it! Haven't a considered the breakout, I've heard mixed reviews on the steering but I may take one out in the future. Thanks for watching buddy

[@snappyfish]

+Motonewbrider yeh ground clearance might be an issue but I've read changing the front fork springs to progressive ones to stop the front end diving when leaning makes a world of difference. different pegs without feelers. Either way though the fat bob is amazing. I just need to test the breakout then i will know.

[@petterin1]

I hope you bought it!

[@andylee1035]

cool ride,, I miss mine a great dill same one in your vid . I had a 2014 model.... did you say big shot longs??? I think you ment big shots staged bro!!!!

[@paulsmale5436]

Walked past that lovely Night Train on the left, even parked next to to it I believe and no mention, shocking

[@davidskaggs9914]

Did u buy a fat bob? If so what did u pay? I found one with less than 1k miles for $11k, new condition. I test drove one last week a it was awesome 😎

[@AdobeSFP]

Is there any disadvantage of air cooled engines comparing to liquid cooled ones?

[@abhishekilke9426]

Air cooled engines have a tendency to heat in traffic.

[@noelneenan3038]

Street Bob Special FXDBC mate.. In my opinion thats a good next step up from the 48. Its got a lot of similarities to the fat bob and its a bit cheaper. Supposed to handle very similar too.

[@Motonewbrider]

Funny you say this, internally sat in this model before I took the fat Bob out. I just wish it had the chunkier forks at the front - but you right it's got near enough the same features. In fact I much prefer the rear end

[@noelneenan3038]

Yeah its a bit leaner than the fat bob but i kinda like that! I dono the fat bob is class but im leaning a bit more towards the street bob its just a bit more truer to the bobber look i think. But that just my opinion. I havent ridden either yet that'll be the final decider.

[@stephenpadden8836]

Great review mate. I ride a Fatbob, how can a post you a clip of mine?

[@Motonewbrider]

Not sure on KZbin buddy.. Don't think my email can handle long clips. However please feel free to tag me I twitter perhaps or Instagram ? Or send to my email [e-mail]. Thanks for watching buddy

[@barguerpi5966]

I tried a fat bob while back and i shared the exact feelings you have. Fits like a glove. It s a great bike and very agile in traffic as well. I tried it in Istanbul traffic which is quite cramped, so it wont fail you in traffic. By the you may try v&h side shots too.

[@wefindpartsguru6197]

Hello i am 5,2 feet do you think the fat bob suits me i planned to buy the 48 but considering the fuel tank capacity i rejected my plans i need a bike for daily commute and long weekend rides

[@rexnhogz]

way too big

[@alessandrofrioli6978]

what part of UK?

[@BigMoeFo]

Hi There! Could you tell us what your height and weight are? Your stature could help explain to us how certain bikes fit certain guys. I've had my eye on a Fat Boy but because I live in the mountains there's a lot of windy roads so low clearance with the Softail. This could be a much better option for me. Thanks!

[@rexnhogz]

I have one im 5'11 230 and its fantastic

[@gazb8667]

great first impressions.The fat Bob is the bike for me( may have to sell a kidney mind) did you buy it?

[@Motonewbrider]

No mate stuck with the 48... Perhaps in another year I may. It's a great bike though. However to make it my own i would need to add an extra few thousands to the bill.. Thanks for watching

[@gazb8667]

Yup, a good set of pipes and a screaming eagle filter. Keep up the reviews. Superb😃

[@PaulSawyer]

Great review- did you buy the bike after? (Is that a Cardiff accent by the way?)

[@Motonewbrider]

Good guess and close, Swansea! No I didn't in the end too expensive with all the mods I wanted plus I still love my 48

[@PaulSawyer]

I'm in Barry, and bought a 48 from Swansea HD just over a year ago. I've swapped it for a street bob now as it was a little bit small. I love the street bob, have you tried one?

[@Motonewbrider]

+Paul Sawyer funny I bought my first Harley from Swansea HD ( iron ). Test ride the street Bob like it but couldn't get used to the ape bars. I'd probably go for the street Bob special edition which has the flat bars and forwards.... I actually took my wife to Barry island purely because we both loved Gavin and Stacy 😂😂👍

[@PaulSawyer]

+Motonewbrider believe it or not I've never watched gavin and Stacey! Funny you should mention the special edition I wish I had bought that for the forward controls as I am tall and the ordinary bob only has mids. I like the mini apes though and would prefer them to the flat bars on the SE so it's 6 of 1 and half a dozen of the other. My wife and I are going down to Brightona in September for the first time. Is it any good?

[@simranpalsinghkohli1143]

Nice one need to ask few things this bike is heavy like 321Kg lol and I weigh around 90 Kg so I hope the bike does not get bouncy lol all above nice review

[@Motonewbrider]

This will make you laugh - I'm 69 kg mate and handled the bike easily - the bounce was fine 👍

[@simranpalsinghkohli1143]

Haha seriously man thanks for clearing this :)

[@ChaohsiangChen]

Good for filtering in California, and, even by American standard, Californian highway lanes are wider....

[@rexnhogz]

i have one you wont regret ditchin the sporty

[@tabaccoal1970]

how tall are you?

[@Rev103090]

Did you like this or vrod better? Thanks

[@Motonewbrider]

Rev103090 yes buddy

[@bluemoonriderlipa6880]

My Bro in law has this bike. He also has a 1200 1987 Sport He keeps trying to get me on an 883 or 48. Probably my next bike will be the 883..

[@MaxwellFaro]

How did you find the seat height? And how tall are you, average 5'9"-5'10"?

[@Motonewbrider]

I'm spot in 5,9 it was perfect !

[@MaxwellFaro]

+Motonewbrider Thanks for the prompt response! I also really appreciate the great video, I think you've helped me narrow down my search quite a lot!.

[@lindsaysuy1809]

Nice bike iTS more you !!!!

[@todossantosensenadarunning8735]

if you doesnt have any ,what bike you will prefer the 48 or the fat bob?

[@Motonewbrider]

The 48... However its very close.

[@todossantosensenadarunning8735]

thanks, i cant wait to bought mine, besides the fat bob is to expensive for me.

[@todossantosensenadarunning8735]

6 months riding my 2017 48 on the california coast. absolutly mind blowing

[@kristenmoon4405]

lol I think he just fanboy'd all over our faces and ears. Nah but for real, it's a nice bike. i'm thinking about it too.

[@borismino8572]

whats the song of the intro? plz

[@borismino8572]

david knight Yes, thats the band.. But I want to know the name of the song. Thanks.

[@waynehendrix5114]

Mine has v&h longshots

[@waynehendrix5114]

It's my bike. I've got s&s on it too

[@colinbell6461]

"So comfy" how many times?

[@Motonewbrider]

super comfy :)

[@colinbell6461]

After all of these reviews i went and bought one. however the rear shocks are just bean cans really for all the shock absorbing they do. I have just fitted a pair of Progressive 44 shock. NOW its comfy, super comfy.

[@exwhyz33]

is there any Harley bike for complete beginners, no bike licence.

[@MrPAULONEAL]

exwhyz33 Harley-Davidson has a beginner rider's course.

[@jagatjeetsingh3632]

exwhyz33 street 500 is there for you

[@sandeepravat6677]

I got a fat bob 2015 in india but was dissapointed and finally filed a case against harley india division.

[@InsanityHere]

CONSIDERING EVERYTHING, I THINK IT'S A FAT BOB FOR ME.

[@ut1004bp]

An easy task to impress from a sportster to a Fatbob, but there you go

[@junhwi0314]

what is your 'my bike'??

[@Motonewbrider]

junhwi0314 sportster 48 2016 model

[@tomcata1467]

The big difference between the Sportster and the Twin Cam engines, is that the Sporty uses the proven, reliable, EVOLUTION engine design with METAL GEAR DRIVE to operate the 4 cams. It also, has a bolted together crankshaft, to keep it in true. And the right side final drive belt, is easy and inexpensive to change out. On the other hand, All Twin Cam engines, such as on the Fat Boy, uses a Roller Chain Drive to operate the two cams and use two PLASTIC cam chain tensioners, which are designed to wear out as they rub against the METAL chain and failure to change out a worn, or broken tensioner shoe pad, will result in immediate, catastrophic engine failure. Also, the Twin Cam uses a pressed together crankshaft, which, on a hit or miss basis, can come out of true and crater the engine. Also, the left side, final drive belt, on the Twin Cams, are costly and time-consuming to change out and the oil pump is inadequate and the Twin Cams run much hotter, as in high heat output, compared to the reliable, Sportster. Keep the Sporty and ditch all thoughts of the Twin Cam.......two different engines......no weaknesses inherent in the Sportster, such as on the Twin Cam bikes.

[@snappyfish]

lol like it or love it :)

[@Motonewbrider]

ha ha ha ..... too excited yet again

[@happmonkeyballs]

that looked slow a fuck lol

[@ronleon62]

$18,000 for that piece of vibrating, air-cooled, 700-lb pushrod junk?

[@Motonewbrider]

Whatever floats your boat - safe riding!

[@k9m42]

One day you will grow up and learn...