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Folks, Luke Langlois has left the building, all posts deleted, this fact has been conveniently lost in the subsequent feeding frenzy.
At least a couple of us saw the original posts, and commented.
This 11 year old thread will probably die, just when we had a live one!
I was happy to encourage him, who knows where it could've gone. The promise of videos, GoPros, etc. Golden.
Now look what's happened. Buncha buzzkills ;-)
Last edited by jackafrica; Sep 12, 2016 at 10:05 PM.
Folks, Luke Langlois has left the building, all posts deleted, this fact has been conveniently lost in the subsequent feeding frenzy.
At least a couple of us saw the original posts, and commented.
This 11 year old thread will probably die, just when we had a live one!
I was happy to encourage him, who knows where it could've gone. The promise of videos, GoPros, etc. Golden.
Now look what's happened. Buncha buzzkills ;-)
It doesn't have to die if enough guys and GALS keep it alive. I have an '06 Fatboy with Stage 1 and have seen 110 once and ran out of road to push it anymore. Not as fast as my '98 Sportster from what I can tell.
Folks, Luke Langlois has left the building, all posts deleted, this fact has been conveniently lost in the subsequent feeding frenzy.
At least a couple of us saw the original posts, and commented.
Maybe he didn't like his posts so much after he sobered up.
This probably won't help, but I've had my 07 Heritage up to 105 and it had a little left in it. It's a 96.. The Fatboy has the 5 speed I believe so I'd say somewhere just south of that number..
I've had Reaper up to 125 mph (on my GPS), and she was still accelerating (her engine has been beefed up ). That's with the factory 5 speed tranny (which she still has).
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