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Spike:Man, you have gone over to the darkside; but so has Kevin (pirateeye) who's using the Rinehart 2-into-1 with his HQ 113,and the TD's sit in his basement.[:@] He even talks about how "nobody looks at a bike from the kickstand side," "how nice the pipes look from the right hand side of the bike," and, "you don't really notice unless you look at the bike from the rear." HaHa.
I guess dont knock it till you try it, but I prefer the looks of rineharts true duals, as far as performance that is what "busa"was for...I miss her....
Guys I hate to mention it but I run true duals and made a 130ftlbs with a bad tune and no tq dip at all, just not sure a two into one could do that muchbetter maybe on a smaller motor but this hq build seems to like it.
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