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03-12-2018, 05:14 PM
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03-12-2018, 05:25 PM
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Its a harley tune from the 50s maybe?
Buying a harley to go fast is like buying a screwdriver to hammer a nail in... it can do it but it takes forever. If you like speed you can either buy a bike meant for it, or spend probably twice what a sport bike cost just so you can outrun a prius. Up to you.
And make sure you dont redline it... dont want it to start sumping and blow up.
Buying a harley to go fast is like buying a screwdriver to hammer a nail in... it can do it but it takes forever. If you like speed you can either buy a bike meant for it, or spend probably twice what a sport bike cost just so you can outrun a prius. Up to you.
And make sure you dont redline it... dont want it to start sumping and blow up.
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03-12-2018, 05:34 PM
If you're looking to win races and raw performance, you walked into the wrong dealership. I took my 2012 Street Glide with Stage 1 up to 115 mph once. Once. It still had some more to give, but I backed off. Harleys are not engineered, and owners (most anyway) don't expect them to thrive in the top speed, or canyon carving arenas.
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