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when I first got my bike, I was looking between 2004-2006. they're still carbs and comes with the motor mounts. I wanted it as stock as it can be cause i want to make it mine
well... I found pipes I can live with for a while... I think I'll chop the stock headers us and do some mock-ups to see what I like... if I get the back presser close in the pipes I weld, then it should work for me right? what about a K&N? going to need to take it in for that? and how adjustable is the stock CDI, cause the salesman said I would need a new one if I did anything. while I can wrench on the old stuff... anything with a computer is beyond me. thanks guys
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