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They didn't change the pads but if I understood them right I think they made the edges (sides) of contact at an angle. I have not have the noise again. I don't think it was the brakes anyway. I am betting on belt being too tight.
Did my 1000 mile check up and the tech felt my belt was too tight and said that HD came out with new specs. They also did something to my brake pads which I wish they didn't do because if it solves it I won't know which one it was for real. I really don't think it was the pads though. I'll keep this updated when I can get a long ride in. Weather is not agreeing with biking lately.
bars are Hill Country Cycles.
exhaust is Bassani Road Rage 3
How did you like the Bassani pipe? I know this is a dopey question, but how loud is it? Obnoxious or just a little louder than stock? Can you put a quiet baffle in? Thanks!
I'm in a bit of a rush. I'm planning a trip from Canada to California in 3 weeks and I think i'm going to need a tour pack. I haven't read good things about the quality of the HD item, so am looking for aftermarket. I have found this: https://ca.nastyhog.com/collections/...gacy-tour-pack but can't find any real reviews. What's everyone using for a trunk? I've done a search, but haven't found much detail. Thanks in advance!
Kind of short notice but you might be able to pull it off. I've got the Viking Bags tour pack. I like it a lot. Install was four bolts into the HD two-up tour pack rack and detachable hardware. I think Viking is having a sale right now. I paid around $350 for the rear box.
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