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"Phase 1", Phase 2" may be a good alternative to "Stage". Anyway that is one fine lookin' machine you have right there. I like the look of the exhaust, but it must be super loud? Looking forward to seeing the forks/wheels. Keep spending that cash, we love to see the results of your dwindling bank account.............
Thanks for the compliments. The exhaust is definitely LOUD and PROUD. Might not be for everyone. But I dig it.
And wasted 30 seconds of your valuable time?! Then voluntarily wasted another minute, writing this shitty comment. Don't worry, now you can go back to balancing the national budget, curing cancer, or whatever other genius activity you were up to. Oh wait; you were surfing the internet, reading about bikes. Mission accomplished!
Thanks for the compliments. The exhaust is definitely LOUD and PROUD. Might not be for everyone. But I dig it.
I am DEFINITELY a fan of this exhaust. Could you happen to find out what decibel it runs at? I'm looking for a sick-looking exhaust like that without the deafening loudness that some have! (Already 70% deaf in left ear from a tour in the sand)
Talking to HD mechanics you have to cut the neck for a 26" rim, then you void the warranty. The problem with a 23" is when you do cross country travel/long distance rides hard to find replacement tires for flat, because it is not a common size for dealers. I went with a 21", but I like the 23". Your bike is looking good!
One sweet ride. Nice work! But like txm8de, I went with a 21" for the same reason. Love the big wheel look, but I want the ability to get a tire if something happens.
I am DEFINITELY a fan of this exhaust. Could you happen to find out what decibel it runs at? I'm looking for a sick-looking exhaust like that without the deafening loudness that some have! (Already 70% deaf in left ear from a tour in the sand)
First off, thank you for your service to our country. We are in your debt. I'm not really sure what the actual decibel level is. I did a video after the last phase of mods and posted it on YouTube, and I start the bike in that video. Here it is (I start the bike at the 2:00 mark):
Talking to HD mechanics you have to cut the neck for a 26" rim, then you void the warranty. The problem with a 23" is when you do cross country travel/long distance rides hard to find replacement tires for flat, because it is not a common size for dealers. I went with a 21", but I like the 23". Your bike is looking good!
Thanks for the nice words, and for your service to our country. Your bike looks great!
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