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Today was the first day that I have been able to take the RK out for a nice ride since having the 95" upgrade done.
All that I can say is wow I am very pleased with the power boost. When shifting into 2nd, is when I can really tell the most. The 100 TQ is night and day compared to what I had.
So far I have been very easy on the bike allowing it to break in, cant wait till I let it rip to see what it really has.
Yup your bragging about your nice ride a currently its 60 here and i managed to get the stomach flu and man ive got it good... Im dying to go for a ride but cant get too far away if ya know what i mean Ride safe.. one way or another im planning on a ride tomorrow afternoon..
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