2016 harley fatbob

What was your intended objective when you started the build?

i love motorcycles all. i love moto gp motocross anything with two wheels i never saw any harleys with different exhaust figured id give it a try and a few more changes

What motivated you to start your project?

i practiced alot of painting airbrushing for fun only seemed right to learn to weld barely  and fabricate

What was the most unique and creative thing you did to the bike?

i ran exhaust under fender and out the end of fender where lights are  like a japenese bike but what u dont see is the muffler it is hidden by fender it took the most time to fabricate its loud when u want it to b also hand made carbon fiber front fender  and total repaint

What are you most proud of?

the looks it gets when people pass by they cant find muffler for a few seconds  but mostly proud it worked and looked like it could b stock and sounded awesome

What do other people say about your motorcycle?

harley guys are half n half they either love it or dislike it other folks seemed like they liked it . the biggest question from most that didnt care for it was WHY  i say it doesnt hurt to change things up every now and then

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Specifics

Make, Model & Year: harley fatbob 2016
Fondly known as: bobbie
Time spent: 18 months
Motorcycle cost: 16000
Money spent: 900
Engine: 2016 fatbob 103HO fp3 custom muffler carbon fiber front fender pro taper inch and half motocross handlebars
Intake: air cleaner is a arlen ness rsd mix
Exhaust: custom under rear fender ss exhaust with open headers no cat
Transmission: 6 speed
Frame: stock
Suspension: ohlins blackline shocks
Wheels, tires and brakes: michelin
Finish – Paint: total repaint oxblood with black racing stripes
Accessories: sadlleman seat moto style pegs

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