Nice to see the viewer’s older rides. Appreciate the FatBoy content. I don’t own one, but have always liked the look.

Thanks for the Fatboy content. I like my 1998 Evo Fatboy. It's my back road cruiser. At 6'2" I'm an upright sail on the highway and get pushed around a bit at speeds over 60 mph (probably what most folks attribute to the solid wheels). And at 250 lbs the suspension can be a little harsh, but not enough to make me want to upgrade (or lose 25 lbs, lol). Sure, it rattles and vibrates, but it is a motorcycle after all. If I want a smooth ride, I can always take my car. Thank again.

Thanks for the Fatboy content. Been riding a Twin Cam Fatboy for 24 years and still enjoy it.

I'm just old school and like the look of the evo Fatboy. The Fatboy emblem has always been iconic also.

A FatBoy is the only bike I'd get rid of my Softail Custom for. Came very close last year after having a loaner for a week from my local dealer. We'll see what 2026 brings!

As always, the best,😇 most honest Harley video.

Many thanks for these clarifications as an experienced Fat Boy owner spanning several generations. Nothing quite speaks like real experience. I especially like the older Fat Boys  -  pre 2018 with the fuller rear fenders, slimmer tires and bullet-styled headlights, among many other details. Thanks again.

My plan this year is to buy my first 2004 Fat Boy, and your videos have helped me a LOT. Thanks, man!

If you keep the maximum pressure in the back tire it turns like any other bike. If the pressure is a little low, it's a handful on a curve.

After not riding for 20 years  I was looking at newer Fatboys , but ended up picking up up a 2004 Fatboy EFI  over the weekend  towed  it up from R.I to Mass got a good deal ,and it’s nice bike , put it in I storage for the winter with my local Motorcycle Mechanic, thanks for the info , I enjoy your videos

I love the look of my 2021 fatboy 114 solid wheels (it's why I bought it)! As for the single monoshock rear it really helps comfort wise to set it to the softest position. I have had no problem riding for an hour and a half on the standard seat yet.

I'm glad you had a couple of drinks and went down the rabbit hole.
 As for turning. I'm a short person. If I scoot up on the seat while turning I have an easier time of it. I still have  the stock seat on my 2016.

I just bought a 2003 and I like it. Front end is smooth, the old style rear shocks are good enough. Cant complain over all, I just need to check the tensioners. And the carb is awesome, Im 66 so I like fixing it my way. lol

You hear the same Solid wheels BS about VRODs. Whenever I hear that. I start planning my exit stratagy from the  conversation. Crap gets spread on forums. And the beat goes on.

I’ve had a 94, 2005 15th anniversary and a 2022 that I still have. The 05 was the best looking. The current version is a stage II rocket ship! Always been a fan.

AWESOME video brother!! I have that same hoodie!! Lol, my girlfriend got it for me for Christmas. I totally agree with you on all of this stuff!! I love my solid wheels.  Those are the staple of the Fat Boy! Keep up the great work and always ride safe brother 🤘🏻💯

I have a 2010 fatboy,  I love the solid chrome wheels,  the stock seat was uncomfortable.  Everyone changes their seat on the harleys.

Again a really great video and in many ways a brilliant buyer's guide for Fatboy's. Short and snappy.

Love my 96 fatboy, garage kept,almost perfect

Your right with the seat. So I take a Lepera soloseat. Was good enough for me