Discover the Excitement of Riding the Fat Boy 114

Discover the Excitement of Riding the Fat Boy 114

A diabolically cool Fat Boy that has been customized by Rick’s Motorcycles is a stunning example of how the brand’s parts can be utilized in the latest available Milwaukee Eight Softail models, especially the iconic “Fat Boy”.

The bike is superbly refined in both appearance and technology, and embodies the evolution of the design towards the Milwaukee Eight engine and newly designed Softail suspension for the 2018 model year.

Discover the Excitement of Riding the Fat Boy 114

Once again, the Rick’s team has achieved its bold objective of refining and redefining Harley-Davidson’s solid foundation. Whether requiring just a little tweaking or substantial time and effort, every project that emerges from Rick’s workshop is always cutting-edge.

The Rick’s program provides a wide V-Rod handlebar mounted atop the front end with Rick’s standard risers, “Good Guys” grips, and adjustable hand levers. The Kellermann “Atto” turn signals are almost imperceptibly mounted on Rick’s brackets beneath the controls.

In addition, a Rick’s front fender achieves a closer fit to the front wheel than the stock fender, and it was included as part of the repaint job.

Discover the Excitement of Riding the Fat Boy 114

Included in the tailend conversion package is a solid “full metal” version of Rick’s “Fat Boy” fender kit, which allows for easy mounting of a 260 tire onto the standard 8-inch-wide wheel.

The addition of Air Suspension Kellermann and “Atto” LED lights in the rear, as well as a side-mounted license plate, gives the bike a sleek and compact appearance.

Discover the Excitement of Riding the Fat Boy 114

Despite the stock model’s floorboards still bearing a hint of the “Fat Boy” legacy, the addition of Rick’s GG II “Bandit” airfilter and a sound-modifiable Dr. Jekill & Mr. Hyde exhaust system not only deliver the hallmark Harley sound but also enhance its visually captivating appearance.