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I just dropped my bike off at the shop, it is going to be a long week. I'm having a Stage 2 upgrade done this week. Last weekend I pulled off my SE slip-ons and put on V&H 2x1 Pro pipes.Tthe sound is great (loud and deep)and the added power is a shock.
I have been planning the upgrade for a while, but being without my bike all week is going to be tough!!!! Once it is back I have to live through the break in period and then I'm back on the road.
The stage 2 upgrade is complete. I got my bike back Friday and put over 340 miles on over the long weekend. It is basically a new engine so I have to go through a standardbreak in period. I took it easy all weekend, but I can really feel the difference in tork. With the new V&H 2 into 1 Pro pipes the sound is great (although neighbors may not totally agree). If it will stop raining I will finish the break in and get out on the road to really feel the tork and horsepower.
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