$25.00
Gain some ground clearance and a cleaner look with our fork shims for Fat Bob and Low Rider S.
Please allow up to one week for items to ship.
Quantity of 1 is needed for each motorcycle.
The newer inverted forks are tapered just above the lower triple tree. They also sit very high above the top tree. You can slide the tubes down in the trees to gain a little more ground clearance and a cleaner look. Then you are left with a gap where the fork tube tapered and the lower tree did not. These shims are a cheap and easy way to fill that gap.
Cover the holes where your gauges were with something cool and custom.
Version 2 does not require the plastic trim behind the dash that held the stock gauges in place.
Choose the finish based on your intentions. If you want to paint the block off, choose smooth as it is meant to be painted. Textured finish does not need any paint. If …
Swap the stock dash and speedometer on your 2018 and newer Fat Bob. This allows you to use the digital gauge found on the Street Bob, Breakout and Low Rider St.
The textured finish is designed for those that do not want to paint the dash. The smooth finish is designed to be painted.
Please allow up to one week for items …
Mount your speedometer, tachometer, or combo to your risers.
Please allow up to one week for items to ship.
Cover the holes where your gauges were with something cool and custom.
Here is a great way to store your ID or other card that you want to have easy access to while on the bike.
Please allow up to one week for items to ship.
These are made to order, hit the Contact link to …
Bud in Texas –
We have 2 bikes running these on them since March of 21, easy installation with no problems, great customer service from Hairy and his team. Thank you sir.
Qbi-C –
easy installation, fit nicely – perfect customer service from Jeremy!
Steve Machin (verified owner) –
Easy installation and man what a difference in looks I really like the way it stands now next to other bikes it’s like it demand’s attention it doesn’t feel different but you can definitely feel it when you lean into a curve
Thanks
Steve Machin