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ORIGINAL: The HalfBreed
It's just that, like all other things, one of my other concerns was about warrenty work and what dealers do when the bike is modified. I think I would leave it alone and keep that issue off the front burner for warrenty work for myself. It sounds like they have enough 'ooomph' for me. However, around here, not many dealers will let folks take one for a ride, and when they do, the line stretches from here back into 19-4gotten.
It cost me more, but I had the dealer install their parts. Had 2 break and they covered them both under warranty. Only way to go.
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