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  Chaz

  3 years ago

  Hi all
  

  From Adelaide and own a 2018 Fatboy. My first Harley and very much a novice rider having started riding very late (wished I started earlier!). Enjoying making changes to my bike to make it mine. Love chrome so gradually changing the satin chrome to chrome. Look forward to contributing to the forum. (Pics from stock to now, preferring the clean solo look but easy to add pillion seat & sissy bar when needed) Cheers Chaz.

  
  
  

  

  

  

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  binnsy

  3 years ago

  Welcome.

  Love that color !!

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  Baloffski

  3 years ago

  Quoting Chaz on 01 May 2020 10:36 PM

  Hi all
  

  From Adelaide and own a 2018 Fatboy. My first Harley and very much a novice rider having started riding very late (wished I started earlier!). Enjoying making changes to my bike to make it mine. Love chrome so gradually changing the satin chrome to chrome. Look forward to contributing to the forum. (Pics from stock to now, preferring the clean solo look but easy to add pillion seat & sissy bar when needed) Cheers Chaz.

  
  
  

  

  

  

  Hey Chaz,

  last photo is a pearler keep it.

  welcome friend.

  
  
  

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  imoo6170

  3 years ago

  Welcome - nice looking Fatboy. Enjoy your time here

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  Chaz

  3 years ago

  Quoting binnsy on 01 May 2020 10:45 PM

  Welcome.

  Love that color !!

  Thanks Binnsy. Have had two bikes and both have been red. 

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  Chaz

  3 years ago

  Quoting Chaz on 01 May 2020 10:36 PM

  Hi all
  

  From Adelaide and own a 2018 Fatboy. My first Harley and very much a novice rider having started riding very late (wished I started earlier!). Enjoying making changes to my bike to make it mine. Love chrome so gradually changing the satin chrome to chrome. Look forward to contributing to the forum. (Pics from stock to now, preferring the clean solo look but easy to add pillion seat & sissy bar when needed) Cheers Chaz.

  
  
  

  

  

  

  Quoting Baloffski on 01 May 2020 10:46 PM

  Hey Chaz,

  last photo is a pearler keep it.

  welcome friend.

  
  
  

  Thanks Baloffski. Pic was taken after a detail by Perfection Automotive. The solo look is clean and with the modified stock seat it's a pretty comfortable ride.

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  wello

  3 years ago

  very nice indeed .. gotta think those fat boy wheels are the easiest to clean : )

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  paulybronco

  3 years ago

  Welcome mate
  

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  fatbat

  3 years ago

  Welcome and welcome to riding too. Nice bike and colour. I reckon it looks sweet as it is and would only remove those orange reflectors for now. 

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  Smokey61

  3 years ago

  Normally no part of that bike would appeal to me, but I have to say as an integrated unit it looks spot on.

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  Humbug

  3 years ago

  Welcome, enjoy your ride.

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  Ratbob

  3 years ago

  Welcome to our insanity, might catch you on the road sometime.

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  Baloffski

  3 years ago

  This life now is insane, but we need madness to know that were really crazy. safe riding.
  

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  Chaz

  3 years ago

  Quoting wello on 02 May 2020 12:34 AM

  very nice indeed .. gotta think those fat boy wheels are the easiest to clean : )

  Thanks. You would think so but they capture a lot of brake dust and need to clean often otherwise they stain the aluminium. 

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  Chaz

  3 years ago

  Quoting Smokey61 on 02 May 2020 01:41 AM

  Normally no part of that bike would appeal to me, but I have to say as an integrated unit it looks spot on.

  Cheers Smokey61

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  Chaz

  3 years ago

  Quoting Ratbob on 02 May 2020 03:42 AM

  Welcome to our insanity, might catch you on the road sometime.

  Thanks Ratbob, most probably will.

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  bloodog

  3 years ago

  Welcome Chaz

   nice ride bro

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  binnsy

  3 years ago

  Watch out for the old fella getting around Adelaide on the Ultra.  You'll see him at the bakery's chowing down on sticky buns, and chamomile tea. 

  He will pop up with a comment soon I would imagine.  

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  gidgi

  3 years ago

  Quoting wello on 02 May 2020 12:34 AM

  very nice indeed .. gotta think those fat boy wheels are the easiest to clean : )

  Quoting Chaz on 02 May 2020 04:20 AM

  Thanks. You would think so but they capture a lot of brake dust and need to clean often otherwise they stain the aluminium. 

  Lyndall brake pads omit little to no brake dust, when you need to replace consider them ,many on this forum swear by them

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  Jay-Dee

  3 years ago

  Very nice Fatty Chaz, welcome.