Swapped out my hand adjustable rear shocks for some Ohlins I kept back from my '13. Took a test putt out Nemo Rd to Vanocker Canyon, out to Sturgis. Came home on I-90 to let her have her legs. Bike ran great. I have to say, I've had 4 Ultras now. This is the first with a detachable Tour-Pak. Sure like the way it rides.
Last edited by BlkHillsBagger; 10-20-2016 at 01:47 PM.
sharp bike!.So how do you like the boom stage 2?.did you just do the fairing speakers or do you have the lid speakers to?. Im considering doing the stage 2 on mine but I have only heard it in the display, not on a bike yet.
Originally Posted by Gritz72
Few Updates
Couple of updates:
1. Chizeled Batwing Bars
2. Boom! Stage 2
3. K&N High Flow Filter
4. SE Slip Ons
5. Tuner and Dyno'd 83HP and 105 Ft-LBS
I would like to find better clutch and brake cables at the bars. I do like the chizeled bars. They are very comfortable. Although, I think they woudl be improved if they were turned in just a bit.
So how do you like the boom stage 2?.did you just do the fairing speakers or do you have the lid speakers to?. Im considering doing the stage 2 on mine but I have only heard it in the display, not on a bike yet.
My bike has the Boom 2 (2 amps, 4 speakers). While it does sound good, it in no way sounds like the displays in the stores do. I'm going to add the lower fairing speakers and a 3rd amp for more sound. Not the best plan for the money required, but I prefer the stock plug and play. Plus it sounds good enough, don't need the best.
Swapped out my hand adjustable rear shocks for some Ohlins I kept back from my '13. Took a test putt out Nemo Rd to Vanocker Canyon, out to Sturgis. Came home on I-90 to let her have her legs. Bike ran great. I have to say, I've had 4 Ultras now. This is the first with a detachable Tour-Pak. Sure like the way it rides.
I am looking to do a lot what you have already done. I am getting ready to purchase the stage III and detachable tour pack. I also have a 17 Ultra Limited. Just hit 600 miles on her. You mentioned you have headers? I am looking at V&H myself. What tuner did you use?
Bike looking good BTW, nice country shots you got there!
I really like the Boom! Stage 2. I had it installed in the Fairing Only. It is more than enough sound for me....I can really crank it up. I listen to all types of music...and have not been dissapointed in any. I listen on the radio, XM, and through my Ipod. All sound good.
I am considering adding SaddleBag lid speakers, but I would like to find a CVO styled stretched bag to go with it. So I will wait until the right thing comes along.
I am sure there are better, however, I am not an audiophile. I like some music and I like to hear it when I roll on the throttle. So this fits the bill.
My bike has the Boom 2 (2 amps, 4 speakers). While it does sound good, it in no way sounds like the displays in the stores do. I'm going to add the lower fairing speakers and a 3rd amp for more sound. Not the best plan for the money required, but I prefer the stock plug and play. Plus it sounds good enough, don't need the best.
Originally Posted by Gritz72
I really like the Boom! Stage 2. I had it installed in the Fairing Only. It is more than enough sound for me....I can really crank it up. I listen to all types of music...and have not been dissapointed in any. I listen on the radio, XM, and through my Ipod. All sound good.
I am considering adding SaddleBag lid speakers, but I would like to find a CVO styled stretched bag to go with it. So I will wait until the right thing comes along.
I am sure there are better, however, I am not an audiophile. I like some music and I like to hear it when I roll on the throttle. So this fits the bill.
Thanks guys. Ive heard both good and bad about the Boom stage 2. I know there are better aftermarket systems out there but I also know the motor Company is less likely to give a hard time if warranty issues come into play and the dealer sees a boom system installed, and as you both pointed out, the boom stage 2 is expandable to the bags and lowers as well.
10-19-2016, 06:09 PM
