GTA 5Enhanced1990 Harley-Davidson Fat Boy Lo Vintage
Add-on 1990 Harley-Davidson Fat Boy Lo Vintage for GTA V Enhanced and NVE, with its own engine sound pack in a second dlcpack.
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The 1990 Harley-Davidson Fat Boy Lo Vintage is an add-on motorcycle for GTA V Enhanced, converted by DimoSerb from the original model built by ChOcOsKiZo. It brings a touring-dressed Fat Boy to Los Santos in dark blue, with the deep valanced fenders, the wide front end and the low seat that give the bike its name, and it comes with its own engine sound taken from the sound mod by fran1238.
The bike is built as a long-distance cruiser rather than a stripped bobber. On top of the classic V-twin it carries a tall tinted windshield, a triple round headlight cluster on the fork, a chrome luggage rack behind the seat, a studded leather saddlebag on the side, crash bars around the engine and spoked wheels with disc brakes at both ends. Gold-coloured details run across the engine cases and the fork, and the fuel tank wears the winged bar-and-shield badge. It is built for the Enhanced build of GTA V and for setups running NaturalVision Evolved (NVE), so the paint and the chrome still catch the light properly under heavy graphics mods.
Installation takes two dlcpacks instead of one. The bike itself is the streetglide pack and its custom engine sound is the separate harleyengine pack; both go into your dlcpacks folder and both need their own line in dlclist.xml. Once they are in, spawn the bike with the name streetglide from any trainer. The download also includes a version with the stock GTA V engine audio for anyone who hits the Enhanced sound conflict. The author notes the mod was developed and tested on a clean copy of GTA V, so frame rate depends on what else you have loaded.
Original model by ChOcOsKiZo; original engine sound mod by fran1238; converted for GTA V Enhanced by DimoSerb. It is hosted on GTA6 Cartel with the author's permission, and the original Nexus release is linked as the source.
Requirements
- GTA V Enhanced
- OpenIV (or onigiri) to edit dlclist.xml
- A trainer or spawner to spawn 'streetglide'
- Optional: NaturalVision Evolved (NVE)
How to install
- 1Copy the 'streetglide' folder into mods\update\x64\dlcpacks (or into onigiri\dlcpacks).
- 2Copy the 'harleyengine' folder, which holds the custom engine sound, into the same dlcpacks folder.
- 3Open dlclist.xml in update\update.rpf\common\data (or onigiri\common\data) with OpenIV or Notepad.
- 4Add the lines dlcpacks:/streetglide/ and dlcpacks:/harleyengine/ inside Item tags and save.
- 5Spawn the bike with the name 'streetglide' from your trainer.
- 6Choose the custom-sound or stock-sound version; use stock if other sound add-ons mute the engine.
Frequently asked questions
What is the spawn name?
Use 'streetglide' from any trainer or spawner. That is the name of the bike's dlcpack as the author shipped it.
Why are there two dlcpacks?
The bike is the 'streetglide' pack and its custom engine sound is the separate 'harleyengine' pack. Both go into dlcpacks and both need their own line in dlclist.xml.
Does it work on GTA V Legacy?
No. This is an Enhanced conversion; it targets GTA V Enhanced (and NVE), not the Legacy build.
Is it an add-on or a replace?
Add-on. It does not overwrite any stock bike; you spawn it separately with 'streetglide'.
The engine is silent. What happened?
That is the known Enhanced sound conflict with other audio add-ons. Install the stock-engine-sound version included in the download.
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