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Hey guys. I have just spent the last few days reading every page of this thread. I have learned a lot and i think my brain is in info overload.
You guys have some amazing bikes and have given me so many ideas that i want to do to my recently purchased breakout. I fell in love with the beautiful lines of the breakout and picked up my first Harley last week.
It is a 2014 black breakout with a SE tune from the dealer, V and H exhaust, and SE air intake.
I have always road sports bikes and it has taken a little bit to get used to the forward controls and the lack of being able to corner as fast but i am in love with the sound and feel of this amazing machine.
I have a ton of questions so i apologize ahead of time but you guys have so much knowledge and would appreciate any help.
Most of yall are running the pro vision tuner instead of the SE tuner correct. Which pro vision do i need to get to be able to do the things you guys are doing?
I am having a issue finding forward controls that fit the breakout. Which ones are yall running and how hard are they to swap out for the stock ones.
Lastly, for those of you who have removed there front signals, what have yall done with the wires and where did yall put them?
I am sure i will have a million other questions but for now, i wanted to introduce myself and show off a pic of my new baby. Every time i get on it, i smile from ear to ear
Nice bike. I can answer one of your questions. The power vision you want is the pv2. I ordered mine from fuel moto, just got it today actually . They have been a pleasure to do business with and I would suggest them if you are going to buy one.
Nice bike. I can answer one of your questions. The power vision you want is the pv2. I ordered mine from fuel moto, just got it today actually . They have been a pleasure to do business with and I would suggest them if you are going to buy one.
Thanks. I love it
If you dont mind me asking, how much did you pay for the one you just ordered?
Hey guys. I have just spent the last few days reading every page of this thread. I have learned a lot and i think my brain is in info overload.
You guys have some amazing bikes and have given me so many ideas that i want to do to my recently purchased breakout. I fell in love with the beautiful lines of the breakout and picked up my first Harley last week.
It is a 2014 black breakout with a SE tune from the dealer, V and H exhaust, and SE air intake.
I have always road sports bikes and it has taken a little bit to get used to the forward controls and the lack of being able to corner as fast but i am in love with the sound and feel of this amazing machine.
I have a ton of questions so i apologize ahead of time but you guys have so much knowledge and would appreciate any help.
Most of yall are running the pro vision tuner instead of the SE tuner correct. Which pro vision do i need to get to be able to do the things you guys are doing?
I am having a issue finding forward controls that fit the breakout. Which ones are yall running and how hard are they to swap out for the stock ones.
Lastly, for those of you who have removed there front signals, what have yall done with the wires and where did yall put them?
I am sure i will have a million other questions but for now, i wanted to introduce myself and show off a pic of my new baby. Every time i get on it, i smile from ear to ear
welcome im new as well...and just bought the same bike..have it all apart as we speak...i also come from sportbikes and still race...but i love my vtwins i had to do it....my sportbikes/racebikes are also twins cept for one r1 and aprilla rsv4...congrats on purchase!
welcome im new as well...and just bought the same bike..have it all apart as we speak...i also come from sportbikes and still race...but i love my vtwins i had to do it....my sportbikes/racebikes are also twins cept for one r1 and aprilla rsv4...congrats on purchase!
Thanks buddy. Looks like you have quite a nice build going on. I couldnt buy the bikeand have mine down that long.
I was to excited to put some miles on it first. I will definitely be following your build.
Are you changing out your forward controls or leaving the stock ones on?
Thanks buddy. Looks like you have quite a nice build going on. I couldnt buy the bikeand have mine down that long.
I was to excited to put some miles on it first. I will definitely be following your build.
Are you changing out your forward controls or leaving the stock ones on?
leaving forward controls on for now..just changed pegs/toe shifter/brake pedal and having the stock levers powder coated...its so fvckn hot here right now you dont even feel like riding anyways...should have her all buttoned up by 2 wks...for now this one keeps me busy...
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