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Hi everyone, I just found this site while looking for info about tuning my new HD. Looks like a great place for information...
Here's a little info about me: I've been riding for years and just purchased my first Harley about 2 months ago. It's a new Street Glide, love the bike!! Its gotta be the most comfortable bike I've ever owned. I got about 2200 miles now and I think it's pretty much broken in. No mods yet, just a few pieces of chrome and a full size windshield for the cold mornings in NH.
Hope the weather clears here, I can't wait to get a few more rides in before the winter!
I am also a new Harley owner, I have the Cobolt Blue Street Glide. Love it.......... Been racking up the miles. No mods yet either, waiting to see what other people say. I would like to do some exhaust upgrade, but still shopping. Enjoy your ride.
Thanks for all the replies and the warm welcome.....
I got my bike in black cherry and added a detachable passenger back rest.
I'm also looking to add pipes and an air cleaner kit. I purchased the screaming eagle slip ons and the stage 1 kit, but haven't installed them yet because the ecm download is not available for the 06. I'm waiting for Harley to release the download or the race tuner, maybe next year...
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