I absolutely love what you did with the bike here. I just recently got a Fat Bob and have been looking at pretty much the same exact catalogue for my wish list. Thanks for the review and insight!
I own a Fat Bob and appreciate your modes and that you took the time to share them on line. I am going to move forward with the fairing and open windshield. I know it will make the bike a lot more fun to ride and increase the amount of time on the bike. Thank You!
Looks awesome looks just like mine will when I install all the parts except I went for the taller backrest. I’ll see how I like it probably keep it and may go for a shorter one with the Luggage Rack later down the line.
I'm 6ft., use underslung mirrors just fine - simply roll the handlebar up away from the tank a few degrees (more inline with your arms) and they work great.
Just a quick FYI, I tried this as you said and learned alot. I love having the additional height on the bar that results by adjusting 15 degrees up... but my wrists do not like the angle they are placed in... I think that I am going to add 2" risers!
@@michaelroice another great channel to watch is Being here now with Percy. He has the same bike. Search his channel for “risers” for some awesome ideas
Thank you for sharing this. Re: the mustache bars: if the bike was dropped on the left under very slow speeds (like low speed turns) do you think the angle of the bars would protect the primary/derby cover from damage or would the primary hit the pavement?
Does the windshield provide enough wind protection for long trips? I am on the fence of getting a used fatbob+fairing or buy a brand new low rider st for $10k more.
The mirrors are tricky. If you are 5 foot 9 or shorter you can invert them like I did but the key is to rotate the actual stems as far forward as possible and then angle the mirrors back that way they will not hit the tank. I will do a separate video on this, I haven’t seen anyone else explain how to do it. But if you’re over 5 foot 9, then the actual handlebars themselves will block your view of the mirror. Thanks for the comments and the follow! Oh yeah, the stock shields On the exhaust will be replaced with blacked out ones soon.
@@simplybeingshipley When I search the memphis shades site for the fairing using my model and year (2020 fatbob) it doesn't show the option with the vent ports. What model did you use?
Of course! I always include links to parts in the video descriptions. Check these: • Memphis Shades Road Warrior Fairing: memphisshades.com/products/road-warrior-fairing-harley-softail-fxfb-fat-bob • Memphis Shades Windshield: memphisshades.com/collections/road-warrior-windshields/products/vented-windshields-for-road-warrior-fairings
Of course! I always include links to parts in the video descriptions. Check these: • Memphis Shades Road Warrior Fairing: memphisshades.com/products/road-warrior-fairing-harley-softail-fxfb-fat-bob • Memphis Shades Windshield: memphisshades.com/collections/road-warrior-windshields/products/vented-windshields-for-road-warrior-fairings
I have the 13 inch, but I know people who love the 15 inch for longer distance. I am very happy with mine, but a key feature is to get the ported windshield... kills all buffeting, and prevents any wind drag.
I just ordered the same windshield setup for my FatBob. I have the lighted tag relocate with the led brake light/turn signal/ running light strip over the tag and led inserts in the stock tail lights and front turn signal lights from Custom dymamics. Huge difference in being seen. It has already saved me once from going over the hood of a Toyota Camry.
Thankyou for making this video as it helped me decide on what to get for my FatBob. Also where did you get the front piece to rest your feet on. Thanks for the info.
@@simplybeingshipley thanks. I was thinking of doing the fat Bob dyna bro, baby bagger style. We’re you comfortable clocking a long rides on the Bob? Can it be made comfy for 2up rides? Maybe like 4-5 hours.
@@JorgeL1 It is very good for two up and 4 to 5 hours is not a problem. Your biggest challenge, if there is any at all, is going to be in handling the Crosswind. You’ll love the bike!
I’m undecided whether to purchase Street Bob or Fat Bob… immediately after getting it I will modify a lot of things therefore perhaps is better to spend less with Street Bob?? 🙄🆘?
It really depends on how you plan to use it. The cost of modifying either one will be the same but the street bob is less expensive starting out. The geometry is very different on the bikes, and the fat tires on the fat bob make a huge difference. If you just riding to work or school and you just want something to enjoy on the open road either one would be fine. If you want one that you can weaken the beast and get crazy handling out of, the fat Bob is unbeatable in the Harley lineup. Having ridden both bikes, hands-down for me would be the fat Bob. Matt Laidlaw called the fat Bob the Corvette of the Harley lineup. I agree
@@simplybeingshipley my idea is make fat also Street Bob (my customizer told me he can fit me a 200 rear without changing the rim) 🤣 I prefer a lower seat because the Fat Bob looks more like the Sportster in a driving setup
Minor issues in the first 2000 miles, along with the oil line coming loose. Overall, it was great. Traded recently for a 2021 Road King Special I am building out.
Thank you for your comment. I get it beauty in the eye of the beholder lol. Because of the amount of riding that I do, function is super important for me, as well as looks. Ride on!
Thanks for the update, not a lot of fresh videos with Fat Bob modifications right now, very useful info. Especially thanks for links of all equipment!
Thank you!
I absolutely love what you did with the bike here. I just recently got a Fat Bob and have been looking at pretty much the same exact catalogue for my wish list. Thanks for the review and insight!
Thank you for the comment. Please let me know how things work for you and what you try differently.
I own a Fat Bob and appreciate your modes and that you took the time to share them on line. I am going to move forward with the fairing and open windshield. I know it will make the bike a lot more fun to ride and increase the amount of time on the bike. Thank You!
Thank you for the feedback! If you ever have any questions, please let me know
Love the current mods. Can't wait to see the bags on the bike 👍
Thank you
I wana see bags too. Great setup!
Awesome looking Fat Bob!! The shield totally changes the look. I think I’m going to switch to a Fat Bob now👍🏻
Thank you. Please let me know what you think once you get a chance to ride it. Yep
I can’t wait to see the beast completed
Thank you!
Thanks for the Nice video and mods, God bless you and your beautiful family.
Thank you!!!
I love your videos!
Looks awesome looks just like mine will when I install all the parts except I went for the taller backrest. I’ll see how I like it probably keep it and may go for a shorter one with the Luggage Rack later down the line.
Thank you! Keep me updated on your mods!
Nice bike, nice upgrades.
Thank you!
Damn those neighbors bugging us bikers! Love you my brother!
Thanks bro!
Love it!!
Such a nice bike!
Thank you!
I did the license plate relocation kit already. My bike is just like yours. I’m In San Antonio Tx.
We will need to hook up sometime! I am in SA on Weds and Thurs; I am a regional manager for a furniture company.
I'm 6ft., use underslung mirrors just fine - simply roll the handlebar up away from the tank a few degrees (more inline with your arms) and they work great.
Thank you for the info. Included it in my latest video...
Just a quick FYI, I tried this as you said and learned alot. I love having the additional height on the bar that results by adjusting 15 degrees up... but my wrists do not like the angle they are placed in... I think that I am going to add 2" risers!
@@simplybeingshipley I'm actually considering the same rise
@@michaelroice another great channel to watch is Being here now with Percy. He has the same bike. Search his channel for “risers” for some awesome ideas
that wind sheild actually looks good
Thank you!
HI! Love it! I have a question..what hight is the windshield on the Memphis shades?
Mine is a 13inch, but i have been told by others that the 15in is great in speeds above 70mph. I love mine
This is great!
Thank you!
Hi, great video and great bike. Can you type the name of the Italian company you mentioned for the saddlebags? Thanks a lot.
• Ends Cuoio Side Bag: www.endscuoio.com/product/beat/
Thank you!
I like those gold shields bro its gives it some contrast
Thx!
Looks good
Thank you for your comment
Keep Going!
I will!
Are floorboards possible on this model? Thanks in advance! Sharp build you have!
Yes! But there is a trick.... New video about this discovery coming this weekend! Watch for it...
I like the Fatbob styling.
Thank you for the comments
Thank you for sharing this. Re: the mustache bars: if the bike was dropped on the left under very slow speeds (like low speed turns) do you think the angle of the bars would protect the primary/derby cover from damage or would the primary hit the pavement?
The guard should definitely protect the primary. Very happy with that set up.
@@simplybeingshipley Thank you for replying. I plan to order that bar today for my ‘23 Bob. Loving that bike so far. Yours looks amazing.
Nice bike man. I just bought a fat bob and I want to go your route as far as mods. Where did you get your luggage rack and back rest?
Harley parts!
Good job
Thank you!
Does the windshield provide enough wind protection for long trips? I am on the fence of getting a used fatbob+fairing or buy a brand new low rider st for $10k more.
I absolutely one thousand percent recommend this fairing for long-distance
What brand of windshield do you use?
I love it.
That is a Memphis Shades Road Warrior fairing with Vented 15in windshield.
Very nice bike
Thank you!
I dig it.
Thank you!
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Thank you!
cool! did you do the stage one updates yourself? Did you install any other stuff yourself?
I had the tuner put in, but did the rest myself. Much much more to come!
Love the beard.
Thank you!
The bike looks good! How tall of a windshield did you go with?
I like the look of the 13 inch, but the functionality of the 15 inch is better. I had both. The one in this video I believe is the 13 inch.
So with your mirrors adjusted like that it doesn't hit the tank during a full left/right turn?
Also, are you planning on painting the stock shields?
The mirrors are tricky. If you are 5 foot 9 or shorter you can invert them like I did but the key is to rotate the actual stems as far forward as possible and then angle the mirrors back that way they will not hit the tank. I will do a separate video on this, I haven’t seen anyone else explain how to do it. But if you’re over 5 foot 9, then the actual handlebars themselves will block your view of the mirror. Thanks for the comments and the follow! Oh yeah, the stock shields On the exhaust will be replaced with blacked out ones soon.
@@simplybeingshipley are you painting them or replacing them with the already blacked ones?
@@emtae3 Harley Davidson makes them in flat black. I’m going to purchase them that way. It only runs about $250 for both pieces
@@simplybeingshipley I see. I am going to try and paint mine with VHT paint. I eventually plan on getting a full exhaust in the future.
I can't seem to find a dark tinted one like yours. It will only let me order "smoke" as the darkest for 13"
This is the smoke. It’s a lot darker when short, lighter when tall.
One of the best I've seen top job. What type of memphis shades fairing have you fitted?
Thank you! Road Warrior with 13 inch screen. I have some reviews of this in my other videos.
riding this bike on the highway is a pain with all the wind, did the front windshield make a difference?
The fairing, which is reviewed in my other videos, makes a HUGE difference. I love it!
@@simplybeingshipley When I search the memphis shades site for the fairing using my model and year (2020 fatbob) it doesn't show the option with the vent ports. What model did you use?
Of course! I always include links to parts in the video descriptions. Check these:
• Memphis Shades Road Warrior Fairing:
memphisshades.com/products/road-warrior-fairing-harley-softail-fxfb-fat-bob
• Memphis Shades Windshield:
memphisshades.com/collections/road-warrior-windshields/products/vented-windshields-for-road-warrior-fairings
do you have model numbers or companies that the mods came from?
Of course! I always include links to parts in the video descriptions. Check these:
• Memphis Shades Road Warrior Fairing:
memphisshades.com/products/road-warrior-fairing-harley-softail-fxfb-fat-bob
• Memphis Shades Windshield:
memphisshades.com/collections/road-warrior-windshields/products/vented-windshields-for-road-warrior-fairings
Nice bike man! I have a 19' Fat Bob as well and love it. Looking at the road warrior too. What size is your windshield? Is it the 11" one?
I have the 13 inch, but I know people who love the 15 inch for longer distance. I am very happy with mine, but a key feature is to get the ported windshield... kills all buffeting, and prevents any wind drag.
@@simplybeingshipley yeah absolutely going with the ported version. I didn't even know they had one until I saw your video. Thanks a lot man!
I just ordered the same windshield setup for my FatBob. I have the lighted tag relocate with the led brake light/turn signal/ running light strip over the tag and led inserts in the stock tail lights and front turn signal lights from Custom dymamics. Huge difference in being seen. It has already saved me once from going over the hood of a Toyota Camry.
Thankyou for making this video as it helped me decide on what to get for my FatBob. Also where did you get the front piece to rest your feet on. Thanks for the info.
What's ur height?I am planning to get the windshield Love ur video's btw
Thank you! I am 5'9", 30" inseam, 180 lbs
Thank you
Hi does the air filter make the exhaust sound louder ?
All changes to how the bike breaths will effect the sound. This breather made a big difference. Thank you!
@@simplybeingshipley thanks, what is the breather called?
www.harley-davidson.com/us/en/shop/Screamin-Eagle-Heavy-Breather-Extreme-Air-Cleaner/p/29400387
🔥🔥🔥
Thank you!
Hey man! Why’d you ditch the fat Bob for the road king?
More challenges, more distance. I am doing amazing things with the Road King. I LOVE the Fat Bob, but I am also in love with my RKS
@@simplybeingshipley thanks. I was thinking of doing the fat Bob dyna bro, baby bagger style. We’re you comfortable clocking a long rides on the Bob? Can it be made comfy for 2up rides? Maybe like 4-5 hours.
@@JorgeL1 It is very good for two up and 4 to 5 hours is not a problem. Your biggest challenge, if there is any at all, is going to be in handling the Crosswind. You’ll love the bike!
I’m undecided whether to purchase Street Bob or Fat Bob… immediately after getting it I will modify a lot of things therefore perhaps is better to spend less with Street Bob?? 🙄🆘?
It really depends on how you plan to use it. The cost of modifying either one will be
the same but the street bob is less expensive starting out. The geometry is very different on the bikes, and the fat tires on the fat bob make a huge difference. If you just riding to work or school and you just want something to enjoy on the open road either one would be fine. If you want one that you can weaken the beast and get crazy handling out of, the fat Bob is unbeatable in the Harley lineup. Having ridden both bikes, hands-down for me would be the fat Bob. Matt Laidlaw called the fat Bob the Corvette of the Harley lineup. I agree
@@simplybeingshipley my idea is make fat also Street Bob (my customizer told me he can fit me a 200 rear without changing the rim) 🤣
I prefer a lower seat because the Fat Bob looks more like the Sportster in a driving setup
@@milkovivaldi Ride both and see which one speaks to you. Good luck!
Make a video showing the sound of the slip ons!!
will do
Bohot wadhiya sound krde aa tuner ton Bina v got them for $479.99 plus tax (totally worth the money) but now they are selling for $599 plus tax
Has the bike been totally reliable, Simply?
Minor issues in the first 2000 miles, along with the oil line coming loose. Overall, it was great. Traded recently for a 2021 Road King Special I am building out.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Link to engine guard: www.harley-davidson.com/us/en/shop/Mustache-Engine-Guard/p/49000141
This is hot!!!!
thanks
Look like darth Vader helmet
I agree! Lol
mau dong
Yes, She is fast! Thank you!
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Sorry looks silly - too many fairings etc
Thank you for your comment. I get it beauty in the eye of the beholder lol. Because of the amount of riding that I do, function is super important for me, as well as looks. Ride on!
All that and you didn’t crank it up?
Thank you for watching and commenting. I was new to taking videos back then.