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Mar 7, 2015 | 05:04 PM

#11

Mars47

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From: Grand Rapids, MI

Sooo....I get WHY...but I'm having trouble thinking of how to justify the $260 purchase.

Mar 7, 2015 | 06:03 PM

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John_K

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From: Windsor Ontario

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mars47

Sooo....I get WHY...but I'm having trouble thinking of how to justify the $260 purchase.

If a better handling, smoother riding bike is not worth $260 to you then yeah, save yer money. An new OEM hunk of rubber is about a third of that price.

Mar 10, 2015 | 06:28 PM

#13

2500hdon37s

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No worries guys, two weeks on the day I got it! Would have had it yesterday but they needed a signature.

Build quality looks good, nice put together piece. cant wait to get it and a few other things on my bike!

Mar 11, 2015 | 09:30 AM

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Mars47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by John_K

If a better handling, smoother riding bike is not worth $260 to you then yeah, save yer money. An new OEM hunk of rubber is about a third of that price.

Touche.

Mar 13, 2015 | 12:24 AM

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John_K

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From: Windsor Ontario

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Originally Posted by John_K

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mars47

Sooo....I get WHY...but I'm having trouble thinking of how to justify the $260 purchase.

If a better handling, smoother riding bike is not worth $260 to you then yeah, save yer money. An new OEM hunk of rubber is about a third of that price.

Touche.

yeah i know - was difficult to part with that kind of money

it is a nicely engineered and fabricated piece.
The fact that it works well is almost a bonus.
This really should be an OEM part, but then it would cost triple again, no doubt.