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Good for you, Tom--glad you like it. I'd like to know how you compare the 3.37 to the 3.15 for two-up riding.
I can tell you how I like it....I love it. I have ridden thousands of two-up miles with the bike loaded down with 60+ lbs of gear. At anything about 50 mph, there is no need to downshift. At 60+ MPH, you are right in the "sweet spot". When you crack the throttle, it pulls like a freight train very hard up to 90-95. It is great for making passes without having to downshift.
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