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Me....2 regrets. One, I should of spent big and went all out on the engine. Now knowing I am married to the bike and with me for a very long time, I would of went with a 120ish engine. Second, don't make due with defects and trust Indys. I went through he'll with the dealership trying to fit and paint my imperfect weld RWD rear fender. Now this summer I am sending it back into a custom shop to reweld and paint.
Besides that its been great. A whole lot of learning in the past 3 years....thank to these forums. I did my best to do my homework before hand on concept and products. Overall I am happy since I came out of the gate as a noob.
So what regrets if any do you folks have when it comes to mods?
Nice pipes. Im surprised that someone is putting mini stack's on for an exhaust. I know it would be inconvenient to breath the exhaust while riding, lol, but what a freaking cool look that would be. Makes me want to get a second bike and start making new ideas/mods. Getting back to your bagger, it would like nice if you got a huge *** rim and wheel combination for the front with air suspension that lowered automatically when you shut down and set on the ground without needing a kick stand. Other than my opinion, nice scoot you have there.
Nice pipes. Im surprised that someone is putting mini stack's on for an exhaust. I know it would be inconvenient to breath the exhaust while riding, lol, but what a freaking cool look that would be. Makes me want to get a second bike and start making new ideas/mods. Getting back to your bagger, it would like nice if you got a huge *** rim and wheel combination for the front with air suspension that lowered automatically when you shut down and set on the ground without needing a kick stand. Other than my opinion, nice scoot you have there.
Thanks but no.....I like the low profile beef!
How about flame throwers? Haha they are out there. Way overboard imo.
I regret dealing with the dealer period. If I had to do it all over, I would buy a 1 or 2 year old bike from a private party and use independent service people when necessary
I regret waiting so long to get another bike but I was a single Dad and had no choice. I guess I regret marrying my EX, it was her fault. She costs me 2 bikes and a TON of money.
If I had it all to do again, I think I would have purchased a used Road Glide instead of a new Deluxe but all in all I am happy. Just spent way too much money.
If I had to do it all over again I would have started with the Heritage I just got and not screwed around with so many other bikes first. So far I really feel I have done it right this time.
Me....2 regrets. One, I should of spent big and went all out on the engine. Now knowing I am married to the bike and with me for a very long time, I would of went with a 120ish engine. Second, don't make due with defects and trust Indys. I went through he'll with the dealership trying to fit and paint my imperfect weld RWD rear fender. Now this summer I am sending it back into a custom shop to reweld and paint.
Besides that its been great. A whole lot of learning in the past 3 years....thank to these forums. I did my best to do my homework before hand on concept and products. Overall I am happy since I came out of the gate as a noob.
So what regrets if any do you folks have when it comes to mods?
That is my one real regret as well, when I bought my '11 Limited. I spent quite a bit of money on my motor with two different builds on that 103" within the first two months of owning it. It was apparently such an odd combination of HD Parts that it had to spend upwards of 40 hours on a dyno with the last time being almost a year after the second build. It now runs like a champ with 28k miles but I have to say, it wasn't an easy road.
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I regret.... not having enough money to do all the things i want too. Oh well, the life of a student
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