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^^^^ That's what it's about, right there. Hauling *** and throwing down in the twisties on a big piece of iron. I rode Ninjas for a long time and have quite a bit of track experience but I honestly have more fun on my Harley going fast through a sweeper. Guess its cause we are doing things with them we "aren't supposed to do" or most people don't do.
 
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Going 'fast' on a slow bike is more fun than going 'slow' on a fast bike.
 
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Originally Posted by emerican19
I know these HD's can't REALLY hang with sport bikes, but it's fun to push them as hard or as far as you can just to make them smile a little bit. It's fun when you're hitting twisties or lane splitting and Sport bike rider is all tucked in tight in that "aerodynamic" position and they look back and see you sitting upright relaxed and comfortable keeeping up just fine. Something about pushing a big, heavy clunky machine to it's limits and making it do stuff ya not supposed to do that's satisfying. ANYONE can can rip around on a sport bike, but not everyone can hit twisties hard at 70-90 or lane split at high speeds on a heavy cruiser.
Haha, my kinda guy. Straight line aside.... Got alot of money into mods making my LRS into a runner. Brakes, susp, true track, braces. Loooong time crotch rocket guy (R-1s included). Love a nice rolling pace thru my favorite mtn roads and catching up with an unsuspecting crotch rocketeer and being that HD guy that wont go away in the mirror. And of course the waving pass.... Feet up on the BK bar and hands high up on the BK risers. Some bikes dont make most riders fast..... But some riders can make most bikes fast....
 

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Originally Posted by Ghost_13
EW

Going to use your video as an example - hope you don't mind Sir


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To those who have a "vibration"

EW is running triple digits - and except for the road induced vibration.., which is normal - there is none

None in the bars.., nothing unusual in the bike..., no handling issues..., mirrors solid and usable

Any "vibration"..., beyond what is occurring in EW's video - flat *** straight up - your bike is not set up properly..., and/or - in need of maintenance

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Consider this a vibration PSA..., for those experiencing some..., and wondering what is normal

Ghost
All I have done to the suspension is swap the stock springs for some progressive heavy duty springs...
 
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Originally Posted by CoronaHOG
Looks like the 91 toll ?
yes sir
 
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Originally Posted by Shaved Ice
Going 'fast' on a slow bike is more fun than going 'slow' on a fast bike.
Funny thing is back when I started riding Harleys were the fast bikes.
 
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Originally Posted by emperor wurm
I have one of these, but I'd never have the courage to ride it that fast.
 
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Couldn't tell what bike you're following.
 
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Originally Posted by NORTY FLATZ
Couldn't tell what bike you're following.
I also never saw the other bike haha, however you were going about as fast as your bike could go, kudos.
 
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Originally Posted by NORTY FLATZ
Couldn't tell what bike you're following.
its the little speck ahead of me on the road. the one that shoots off like a rocket. it was an R1.
 


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