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We have always flashed every Rushmore bike in house, and never use LL's. I posted this a while back but the many of the folks here advised against it that flashing a bike was a slippery slope, blah blah blah.
Oddly enough the few folks that took me up on flashing a radio and mailed them to me all said their bikes sounded better after a flash than with LL's. This is one of the main reasons we also never use the Sony radios either. We get great sound from the Rushmore HU's.
Haze do to know if the kicker Flasher they sell will achieve the same flash you do?
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