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Well I have stage one on my 1200c for a season now and I'm thinking of kicking things up a notch. Theres an SV650 in town thats I been hopping to surprise one day.
I have a highflow intake (K&N),V&H Shotshots, rejet.
Whats next folks? I dont feel like breaking the bank but around 700-1200 dollars is reasonable Course if there is some cheep hot to trot stuff out there let me know!!!!
Theres an SV650 in town thats I been hopping to surprise one day.
Good luck with that, I rode an SV for 6 years before I got my Dyna. The Dynas been a bit of a let down ever since.Seriously though, the HP numbers for a stage one 1200 Sporty and a stage 1 SV are pretty close, around 70ish the big difference is in weight.My SV with a few assorted bits removed weighs less than 400lbs with a full tank of gas. 1200 Sportys are runnin what, around 550 these days?
I can keep up with him sort of, and I really dont have any true ideas of ever beating him, especially when he cracks it open on the highway, then hes just gone, lol.
Really I just want to go faster. Not that the sporty is slow but hey who doesnt want to go faster sometimes?
I think I jsut discoved what really has happened here....
After stage one I will never forget teh first ride when I cracked it open and my eyes popped open wide and the grin started from ear to ear as BLAAAAAAAAAAAA<shift>BRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP PPPPPP<Shift>VRAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMM MM<crap theres a cop> <BRAKES>
I want that again.....
and i want those cool *** high compression switches, those things are neat!
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