Stage 4 upgrade to a 103 - worth it?
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don't want to sound rude here but how many threads are you planning on starting about 103's when your last one about 110's had answers already?
do you want to keep your warranty? if so then you will probably be stuck with dealer only options, some dealers will warranty aftermarket parts and some will only warranty a factory parts build.
do you want to keep your warranty? if so then you will probably be stuck with dealer only options, some dealers will warranty aftermarket parts and some will only warranty a factory parts build.
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don't want to sound rude here but how many threads are you planning on starting about 103's when your last one about 110's had answers already?
do you want to keep your warranty? if so then you will probably be stuck with dealer only options, some dealers will warranty aftermarket parts and some will only warranty a factory parts build.
do you want to keep your warranty? if so then you will probably be stuck with dealer only options, some dealers will warranty aftermarket parts and some will only warranty a factory parts build.
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IMHO the only reason to do any SE kit is before delivery of new bike to keep factory warrenty, if ya think ya have a chance at having a warrenty from the dealer or if ya don't do your own work and there is no good Indy within 150 miles or so. There are much better options in the aftermarket. Why don't ya let us know what your goal is?? I don't know what options ya have down under though??
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IMHO the only reason to do any SE kit is before delivery of new bike to keep factory warrenty, if ya think ya have a chance at having a warrenty from the dealer or if ya don't do your own work and there is no good Indy within 150 miles or so. There are much better options in the aftermarket. Why don't ya let us know what your goal is?? I don't know what options ya have down under though??