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Thanks for the heads up Streetfighter I'm gonna take it tuned after i get new ac. Pipes have VH quiet baffles+HardKore baffles. I was kinda aware there is something wrong with the engine, because while driving steady speed the bike kinda "pulls" back and forward, i suspected it's running too lean.
Thanks Aaron! Yeah, tell me about it i've been pushing snow down from roofs all winter, since i work as a janitor and there are approx. 80cm of snow right now. enough already, been too long for a
Thanks man, and i appreciate this amount of comments, as being a noob, this is my first Harley. Really owe much for this great forum for giving me great ideas, and help with questions
Yikes them some hot pipes! Went riding today. You can pretty much ride all year round in the Seattle area as long as you don't mind a little misty weather. Watch out for the moss though it's slippery.
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