Wow this is nice! While I figured it would not reduce all squirrellyshit, it took care of 90% of it for sure, maybe more. I rode to work, about 70 miles round trip, most of it on the interstate and man what a difference it made!
The indie shop owner took it out himself and said he was impressed with how much more stable it was.
I like it, now for some open days and open highways, until then it will be nice running these roads to work.

 

Congrats! It is one of those things that you have to experience to appreciate. Let us know when you are ready to take your bike to one of the next levels (Several front suspension tweaks, rear shocks, brakes). We've also got a lot of guys with go-fast experience, but first you have to keep it on the road and be able to stop it.

 

Thanks! One thing at a time, I just ordered a Badlands LE-03-A so the LED lights I bought will work but that's another thread. I also have a Wolo Bad Boy air horn sitting here that I need to install. I want to be seen and heard as well.

 

Yep, seen and heard is important too. I did the air horn last year. I separated the horn and compressor, the horn is concealed behind the stock bell and the pump is under the right side cover.

Loud pipes and horn save lives.