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I second the RSD Turbine. Would have one myself cept for the $$$$. So I went with open and Willie G. collection #1 in chrome. Can get it in black, which would look good on your bike.
RSD has some nice ones, but I'm with most here. The stock has the best look. A K&N filter will improve breathing. I'm still not sure myself though to be honest. I ride in the rain and that's a factor for me to consider.
RSD has some nice ones, but I'm with most here. The stock has the best look. A K&N filter will improve breathing. I'm still not sure myself though to be honest. I ride in the rain and that's a factor for me to consider.
The K&N improves breathing and fits under the stock cover? That is what I am looking for, I believe. I too, ride in the rain.
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