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Road Warrior
Joined: Aug 2015
Posts: 1,469
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From: Ontario Canada
Thanks SLV! I am very excited! I really love the look of this bike, and how I fit on it. I am also looking forward to my first bike with a 6th gear, and electronic cruise.
Road Warrior
Joined: Aug 2015
Posts: 1,469
Likes: 382
From: Ontario Canada
These pics are also some of the best of the Slim S that I have seen.
Road Master
Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 900
Likes: 111
From: surrey, england
Have to agree with that SLV, going to be difficult not to mod it 😎
Ultimate HDF Member
Joined: Jul 2014
Posts: 5,649
Likes: 430
From: MASS_hole
I get my Slim S on Wednesday, around noon. They are delivering it, because the weather has turned cold with flurries. I ordered the brown swing arm bag, and the nostalgic grips in black. Want to live with it for a bit, before changing anything else. I want to keep this bike as stock as possible. I am very excited, like a little kid at Christmas!
In the not so distant future, I think it will be Leather Pro quick release bags, and quick release windshield for longer trips.
In the not so distant future, I think it will be Leather Pro quick release bags, and quick release windshield for longer trips.
Enjoy the bike and ride safe
The SE110 comes with synthetic. Mission accomplished!
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Joined: Oct 2015
Posts: 71
Likes: 4
From: North Bergen
My understanding is yes the AC is considered a stage 1, when I added the 2 into 1 exhaust I was going to add a new AC, the HD service manager said I didn't need it. So far with the exhaust and basic tune she rides great. I am considering a Roland Sands V Stack AC cause I like the way it looks not cause I need it functionally.
Originally Posted by Sticks24
That was easy. 
Aren't these bikes considered a stage 1 mod from the factory?
Aren't these bikes considered a stage 1 mod from the factory?
Originally Posted by gr82bagn
My understanding is yes the AC is considered a stage 1, when I added the 2 into 1 exhaust I was going to add a new AC, the HD service manager said I didn't need it. So far with the exhaust and basic tune she rides great. I am considering a Roland Sands V Stack AC cause I like the way it looks not cause I need it functionally.
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Joined: Oct 2015
Posts: 71
Likes: 4
From: North Bergen
Sort of. It could be a stage 2 with a higher flowing exhaust. Stage one is intake and exhaust. Stage two is stage one plus cam's.
The intake is a higher flow intake, but it does use a paper filter that needs replacing periodically. A K&N reusable filter is a good idea. The work better over a longer period.
The intake is a higher flow intake, but it does use a paper filter that needs replacing periodically. A K&N reusable filter is a good idea. The work better over a longer period.
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Joined: Oct 2013
Posts: 98
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From: Chadds Ford, PA
Seat
Hey, the La Pera Seat in the picture, what seat is it and how do you like it vs stock. I don't mind stock, other than the fact the torque slides my *** to the fender lol.
