Used Softail Parts

The iconic Harley-Davidson Fat Boy, born from the minds of Willie G. Davidson and Louie Netz, made its debut in the spotlight at Daytona Bike Week in 1988. Sporting a wider stance than its peers, the name "Fat Boy" was a nod to its unique head-on presence. The Fat Boy evolved with seamless exhaust post-1994, master cylinder updates in 1996, and a powerhouse 1,450 cc Twin Cam engine in 1999. Over the years, it embraced modern features like bullet-style indicators and an alarm system. The 2005 15th Anniversary edition, adorned with a "Screamin' Eagle" engine, bespoke paint, and custom wheels, marked a milestone in its legendary journey.

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The Harley-Davidson Fat Boy, a powerhouse V-twin softail cruiser, took center stage at Daytona Bike Week in 1988, captivating riders with its solid-cast disc wheels and distinctive wider profile. In 2007, Harley-Davidson took things up a notch, bumping up the Fat Boy's power with an increased displacement of 1,584 cc (96.7 cu in). Also reaching new heights with the 2018 redesign featuring twin-counterbalanced Milwaukee-Eight engines and Showa suspension. A true icon in Harley's lineup, the Fat Boy boasts appearances in Terminator 2 and Terminator Genisys, solidifying its status as a pop culture legend. With the Milwaukee-Eight 114 engine, the 2020 Fat Boy continues its reign, representing the epitome of Harley-Davidson's style and power.

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In 1986, Harley-Davidson unveiled the FLST Heritage Softail, drawing inspiration from the iconic 1950s motorcycles. With its timeless retro aesthetics and ingenious engineering, it became an instant classic and won the hearts of enthusiasts. The clever design choices included a shift to a 16-inch front wheel, reminiscent of the hardtail Hydra Glide® Big Twins from 1949-1957, providing a distinctive look. Boasting a five-speed transmission, wide handlebars, and belt final drive, the FLST Heritage Softail captured the essence of Harley's legacy. The Heritage offers a blend of contemporary performance and timeless design cues.

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In 1986, Harley-Davidson unveiled the FLST Heritage Softail, drawing inspiration from the iconic 1950s motorcycles. With its timeless retro aesthetics and ingenious engineering, it became an instant classic and won the hearts of enthusiasts. The clever design choices included a shift to a 16-inch front wheel, reminiscent of the hardtail Hydra Glide® Big Twins from 1949-1957, providing a distinctive look. Boasting a five-speed transmission, wide handlebars, and belt final drive, the FLST Heritage Softail captured the essence of Harley's legacy. The Heritage offers a blend of contemporary performance and timeless design cues.

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