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Jan 26, 2005 | 06:16 PM

#21

Scout

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From: (Toronto) Canada

RE: Harley sound

I'm starting to get pissed off here. Time for a beer in the garage. I think I'll clean the slip-ons, since it's too snowy to ride.

Jan 26, 2005 | 09:14 PM

#22

pococj

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From: Texas! Ya mean there's someplace else?

RE: Harley sound

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ORIGINAL: Joe Scout

And what about the stupid race flags, and "race application only" comments in the accessories catologue. Every part I have bought is not recommended for the street by HD. Yeah Right!

Can't slam 'em for that. They're just doin' what the gooberment tells 'em they gotta do. And I simply can not believe all y'all fine folks are running around with illegal off road & racing parts! What on earth is bikerdom coming to? Buncha low life scum giving all us doctors and lawyers and dentists a bad name!

Jan 26, 2005 | 11:15 PM

#23

Sincecrazy

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RE: Harley sound

You mean my Roadking isnt for round track racing? If I would have known that I wouldnt have bought those pipes.

Jan 27, 2005 | 12:11 PM

#24

12Stones

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From: TEXAS!!!!

RE: Harley sound

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What on earth is bikerdom coming to? Buncha low life scum giving all us doctors and lawyers and dentists a bad name!

ROFL!

Jan 28, 2005 | 11:29 AM

#25

Lovetoride

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RE: Harley sound

I'm happy I got the EFI on my Heritage. We had a freakishly warm day here (45 degrees) last week. I took the cover off of her and she fired right up. No muss no fuss...

Ryan

Jan 29, 2005 | 04:18 AM

#26

sfarson

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From: Rockies

RE: Harley sound

In addition to the carbed "sound" I went carb my 2nd H-D because of the great carbed performance at altitude here in the Rockies. I ride year round in cold temps and it starts easily every time. I go up and down 5000ft without hesitation. H-D CV (constant velocity) carburetion is top shelf. Toss in the easier and less expensive mods, plus the $$$ saved buying carbed... easy choice for me based on experience. I've enjoyed the EFI's I've rented before... oustanding, but wouldn't take a single thing away from a H-D CV carbed bike.