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You can always tell who the cheap seaters are by the color of their oil filters.
nah, just don't see wasting the money on a chrome piece that i'll be throwing away soon. the guys with the black filters actually ride, while the guys with the chrome filters pose
nah, just don't see wasting the money on a chrome piece that i'll be throwing away soon. the guys with the black filters actually ride, while the guys with the chrome filters pose
I like that chrome $200 filter but would take me 7 years of riding at my pace to cost justify the price.......but then "cool" does cost more, heh heh heh
I just bought a K&N filter in chrome from the local Autozone and it was $15.95. Makes the dealer look cheap, unfortunately the closest dealer is 2 hours away.
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