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Old 04-10-2018, 04:41 PM
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My saddlemen seat. Without question.
 
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Why did HD go to belt in the first place if chains are better? Are belts safer or less maintenance?
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After 184,608 miles on the original 1989 FXRS Engine & Transmission( I bought the bike NEW ) I installed a new S&S 107 C.I. EVO Engine and BAKER DRIVETRAIN 6 Speed Transmission and Primary. Then 3 days after all that WORK I shredded the rear drive belt . I switched that bike and my 2001 FXDX SUPER GLIDE SPORT and 2003 FXDL Anniversary Low Rider over to 530 series O-Ring Anodized Chains and BAKER Transmission Sprocket (23 tooth) and a total Zippers Performance Rear Sprocket(Steel) and stainless steel spacerts and all hardware. I believe that was the BEST Improvement besides replacing the entire drivetrain and Tranny on the FXR because the FXDX and FXDL have been ridden HARD,LONG and Raced & Wheelied,Holeshot,slammed and Beaten often and they've never given me a moments worth of trouble or worry . I'm a firm believer that ANY H-D with a good 530 ANODIZED O-Ring Chain & STEEL SPROCKETS is an investment well worth the time,and effort to preserve the miles and smiles those bikes give us .
 
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Best $ You've Spent on Your Dyna?

Damn this a hard decision


Cross drilled brake lines
Heavy duty clutch belt
Boost bar
Chin nuts
High speed muffler bearings
710 cap
Johnson rod
Anti-reversing kuhneutson valve
Synthetic blinker fluid

Now the bitch rides like a cadillac..., runs like a scalded *** ape..., turns like it on rails..., stops like a jet landing on a carrier..., and shines like a diamond in a goat's ***



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Originally Posted by Ghost_13
Best $ You've Spent on Your Dyna?

Damn this a hard decision


Cross drilled brake lines
Heavy duty clutch belt
Boost bar
Chin nuts
High speed muffler bearings
710 cap
Johnson rod
Anti-reversing kuhneutson valve
Synthetic blinker fluid

Now the bitch rides like a cadillac..., runs like a scalded *** ape..., turns like it on rails..., stops like a jet landing on a carrier..., and shines like a diamond in a goat's ***



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no turboincabulator?
 
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no turboincabulator?
Didn't want to brag

Didn't mention the speed nuts either

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120R. It keeps your heart pumping real good.


 
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Originally Posted by Ghost_13
Best $ You've Spent on Your Dyna?

Damn this a hard decision


Cross drilled brake lines
Heavy duty clutch belt
Boost bar
Chin nuts
High speed muffler bearings
710 cap
Johnson rod
Anti-reversing kuhneutson valve
Synthetic blinker fluid

Now the bitch rides like a cadillac..., runs like a scalded *** ape..., turns like it on rails..., stops like a jet landing on a carrier..., and shines like a diamond in a goat's ***



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No reverse torque Q driveshaft?
 
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I saved up and bought HD Air for my tires.
 
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On my old bike: Legend Air Suspension

On my current bike: Wild1Inc Chubby Outlawz
 
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Originally Posted by Dirty Bob
Why did HD go to belt in the first place if chains are better? Are belts safer or less maintenance?
MUCH less maintenance. On a stock power plant bike even with some mild engine work and how 90%+ of bikes get ridden the belt drive holds up perfectly fine.

I know in the 21K miles I have on my bike I've riden the hell out of it and the belt has never given me a single bit of trouble. I'm talking jack rabbit starts, stoplight to stoplight drags, WOT runs in the twisties, a bit of drifting, rolling burnouts after dumping the clutch. And I've got no frayed edges, no missing teeth, no cracks, it still looks near new. I'll continue to run a belt until I have reliability issues that may come when I do some real engine work, but until then I'll enjoy my very clean and maintenance free belt.
 


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