Harley Davidson FXFBS Softail Fat Bob 114 2022 Service Manual

Harley kept the changes minimal for 2022 — a new waterslide-style oval fuel tank graphic with "H-D" lettering along the lower edge is the headline update, leaving the rest of the recipe that's made the Fat Bob 114 a street-rider favorite untouched. Some international markets saw the 107 option dropped entirely for the year, leaving the 114 as the sole engine choice in those regions.

The Milwaukee-Eight 114 delivers a claimed 118 lb-ft of torque through the model's signature 2-into-1-into-2 upswept exhaust, finished in a contrasting bronze that's become one of the Fat Bob's most recognizable visual cues. An inverted, race-style single-cartridge front fork wraps around the massive 150mm front tire, improving steering response and braking feel while making room for the bike's distinctive split LED headlight. Massive dual disc brakes work to rein in all that torque, mostly hidden behind denim-black Structure cast aluminum wheels.

Harley's own marketing doesn't undersell the intent: "built to shake up the status quo," aimed squarely at riders who want to break new ground at a high rate of speed. The Softail frame, inverted forks, and easily adjustable rear suspension back that claim up with genuine handling capability, not just aggressive styling. 2022 colors included Vivid Black and White Sand Pearl, with US pricing starting at $18,330.