that's awesome! Thanks so much! I'll put the request through.


I checked all the clearances and everything looks good. I've tried running shirts/towels everywhere the pipes are close to anything to deaden the sound if it's there and no luck. I even tried completely removing the system and refitting it.


I thought an exhaust leak but it's definitely coming from the left side near the primary and I'm pretty familiar with that sound since I ran into that right before I changed my head pipes. I also looked for any other signs with smoke and whatever else. Someone told me the tensioner or compensator would make the noise whether it was warm or cold but I'm not sure how true that is and I seem to find conflicting info.



There is a definite possibility I just never noticed it before I changed my pipes. I had always considered the engine noise on my bike loud and rackety. And I had been hearing an exhaust leak since the day I bought the bike and because it was delivered to me that way I thought it was normal. It wasn't until after that ordeal I really started listening for irregular noises and that just happened to coincide with me installing my new pipes.

Thanks for the advice, guys.

 

Turn the stereo up louder for a knock...........LOL That is what one of buds said a few years back.

 

I ordered a TechMount for my new PV2 online. 20 minutes later they called me to let me know that the part wasn't in stock and they wouldn't be shipping same day as is their usual. The guy doing order processing just wanted to make sure I wasn't wondering what the delay was. Can't beat the folks over there. Jamie, I hope you do a BBQ lunch or something from time to time for staff to let them know they're appreciated.

 

Sounds like I need to pick up a bike with a fairing! haha

 

since you're close by, feel free to swing by and we'll take a closer look/listen at it.

 

That'd be awesome! I'll send you a PM.


I also just received the map from Fuel Moto so thanks for the awesome customer service! My upcoming cam purchase will be from you guys for sure.

 

Guys,

Will AT tune out a backfire when shifting gears. I'm using the map I got from Fuel Moto and I like the way the bike feels except for the pop during shifting.

Thanks

 

AT will generally help but may not totally eliminate it. Try AT and if you still have issues contact Fuel Moto. They will adjust your map to eliminate it.

Adjusting decel enleanment in the problem area is often useful in reducing/eliminating backfire and pops.

 

Married the PV2 to the '15 TriGlide today (3rd marriage - this one gets around) and loaded the "Improved Stock" map for '14-'15 103 TCs. No issues with the map - I'll start some AT runs tomorrow, but noticed the speedo is now almost 5 MPH off - got me to wondering if the speedometer calibration is part of the map that gets flashed - I know I can change it, just curious if that may be because the map was from a two wheeler, loaded into a trike ECM.....

 

I mounted the DJ QD bracket to a handlebar mount from FuelMoto. I pulled it to install on a TechMount bracket and found that the arms were cracking apart. Looking at the DJ QD mount, it's not flat on the backside. When you mount it to a flat AMP's type mount it appears that it stresses the QD. I had another and put a thin flat washer between each of the QD arme to space it off the flat AMP's bracket so that the arms were'nt pulled back. Just a heads up about something to be aware of.