Official Technical Drawing - Harley-Davidson - Fat Boy





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Official Harley-Davidson Fat Boy technical drawing, 70 cm by 50 cm with 2 cm depth, a replica in come nuovo condition, shipped insured by international UPS.
Description from the seller
Official Harley-Davidson Fat Boy technical drawing, it includes the vehicle dimensions, engine, braking system, exhaust, the lighting and headlight homologation marks, the wheels; a must-have for enthusiasts or owners of this motorcycle.
It will be shipped with insured UPS international courier.
Harley-Davidson Fat Boy is one of the most recognizable icons in the global custom-bike scene, celebrated for its imposing aesthetic and its presence in pop culture (famous for its role in the Terminator 2 film).
Technical Specifications (Model 2026)
The latest evolution of the Fat Boy has received significant updates regarding the powertrain and onboard technology:
Engine: Equipped with the powerful Milwaukee-Eight 117, 1,923 cc, capable of delivering about 103 hp and a strong torque of 168–171 Nm at just 3,000 rpm.
Distinctive Design: It preserves the classic Lakester aluminum lenticular wheels, the 240 mm rear tire (the widest in the range), and the chunky front LED headlight housing.
Technology and Safety: Comes with Cruise Control, traction control, and cornering braking assist systems (Cornering ABS) as standard.
Price: In Italy, the price list for the 2026 model starts at around €28,300.
Historical Notes and Mythology
The Debut (1990): Created by Willie G. Davidson and Louie Netz, the first version is known as the 'Gray Ghost' for its silver livery and the yellow accents on the cylinder heads.
The Origin of the Name: Although an urban legend links the name to the atomic bombs "Fat Man" and "Little Boy", the parent company has always denied it, stating that the name simply describes the bulky and "muscular" appearance of the motorcycle.
Special Editions: In 2025, a limited 35th Anniversary Gray Ghost was launched (1,990 units worldwide), paying homage to the original 1990 color scheme with modern technologies.
Official Harley-Davidson Fat Boy technical drawing, it includes the vehicle dimensions, engine, braking system, exhaust, the lighting and headlight homologation marks, the wheels; a must-have for enthusiasts or owners of this motorcycle.
It will be shipped with insured UPS international courier.
Harley-Davidson Fat Boy is one of the most recognizable icons in the global custom-bike scene, celebrated for its imposing aesthetic and its presence in pop culture (famous for its role in the Terminator 2 film).
Technical Specifications (Model 2026)
The latest evolution of the Fat Boy has received significant updates regarding the powertrain and onboard technology:
Engine: Equipped with the powerful Milwaukee-Eight 117, 1,923 cc, capable of delivering about 103 hp and a strong torque of 168–171 Nm at just 3,000 rpm.
Distinctive Design: It preserves the classic Lakester aluminum lenticular wheels, the 240 mm rear tire (the widest in the range), and the chunky front LED headlight housing.
Technology and Safety: Comes with Cruise Control, traction control, and cornering braking assist systems (Cornering ABS) as standard.
Price: In Italy, the price list for the 2026 model starts at around €28,300.
Historical Notes and Mythology
The Debut (1990): Created by Willie G. Davidson and Louie Netz, the first version is known as the 'Gray Ghost' for its silver livery and the yellow accents on the cylinder heads.
The Origin of the Name: Although an urban legend links the name to the atomic bombs "Fat Man" and "Little Boy", the parent company has always denied it, stating that the name simply describes the bulky and "muscular" appearance of the motorcycle.
Special Editions: In 2025, a limited 35th Anniversary Gray Ghost was launched (1,990 units worldwide), paying homage to the original 1990 color scheme with modern technologies.

