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I got the Cycle Vision Eliminator, D&D Fatcat and Power Vision Tuner. Eliminator really cleans up the back of the bike and sit pretty close. Install is a little bit of a pain, but worth it. I tied the Power Vision with the V&H BRs and the map from Fuelmotto really woke up the bike. Very easy to use, just need to figure out how to use the software it comes with. I've never really liked 2-1 exhaust that much, the the Fatcat kinda grew on me. After install, I happy with the look of it. Re tuned with new map, takes about a min and a half. After the teat ride, I'll never go back to a 2-2 exhaust. It like I have a new bike. The sound it awesome, bike runs like it should from the dealer. Pulls like crazy. It runs like it never has before. Still need to get more time in the saddle to see if any changes need to be made to the map, raining all week here. I'll get better pick when the rain stops. Thanks to Fuel Motto and Dr. Vtwin for there help. Both good people to buy from.
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I got the Cycle Vision Eliminator, D&D Fatcat and Power Vision Tuner. Eliminator really cleans up the back of the bike and sit pretty close. Install is a little bit of a pain, but worth it. I tied the Power Vision with the V&H BRs and the map from Fuelmotto really woke up the bike. Very easy to use, just need to figure out how to use the software it comes with. I've never really liked 2-1 exhaust that much, the the Fatcat kinda grew on me. After install, I happy with the look of it. Re tuned with new map, takes about a min and a half. After the teat ride, I'll never go back to a 2-2 exhaust. It like I have a new bike. The sound it awesome, bike runs like it should from the dealer. Pulls like crazy. It runs like it never has before. Still need to get more time in the saddle to see if any changes need to be made to the map, raining all week here. I'll get better pick when the rain stops. Thanks to Fuel Motto and Dr. Vtwin for there help. Both good people to buy from.
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Thanks guys. I guess I'll be changing saddle bags next. I didn't get the quick release locked back right and my left bag fell off at 70 mph. Scraped it up pretty good, but it still functions fine. I'll have to live with it for a while. Surfing Ebay for hard bags.
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