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It does look like you lowered it in the rear.
Do you have a case saver on your primary?
If you don't have one, you may want to consider one...and soon, because with the lowering there is a certainty that your rear chain is going to eat through your primary at the starter mount.
I bet those pipes are LOUD!
Have you been able to tune the engine to run well with them on there?
better yet -- hes got a belt drive - i wonder if its got a clutch tamer - belt drives always have clutch shell walk-- makes a grabby clutch without it..
It does look like you lowered it in the rear.
Do you have a case saver on your primary?
If you don't have one, you may want to consider one...and soon, because with the lowering there is a certainty that your rear chain is going to eat through your primary at the starter mount.
I bet those pipes are LOUD!
Have you been able to tune the engine to run well with them on there?
No It is not lowered New 12" shocks Don't run these pipes much except Bar Hopping I have a Dyna 2000i igination and have to retard it a little and use Torque cones when I run the pipes
It sure seems that you have more fun bustin' chops around here than most ... Galloping Goose or not ... You talk a lot but you ain't really saying anything worth listening to ... Old School, New School .... Whatever ... I've been riding since 1964 and ran across a lot of loose lipped guys and most are just that ... No disrespect ... Just telling it like it is ... "Twizted" usually hits the nail right on the head and does it with respect while making his point ... You could learn a thing or two from him ... Just my .02 cents worth.
It sure seems that you have more fun bustin' chops around here than most ... Galloping Goose or not ... You talk a lot but you ain't really saying anything worth listening to ... Old School, New School .... Whatever ... I've been riding since 1964 and ran across a lot of loose lipped guys and most are just that ... No disrespect ... Just telling it like it is ... "Twizted" usually hits the nail right on the head and does it with respect while making his point ... You could learn a thing or two from him ... Just my .02 cents worth.
agreed
nice bike OP. don't listen to the negative ******* who would bitch if you gave him $99,000. complaining why didn't you give him 100K
and i respect your words larry-- just me -- no need to ***** foot around -- 75% of that bike is nice -- i seen more clowns buy those pipes only to put them on ebay (look see there sets on there now) -- 93svt? lol heres my sons lil mustang
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