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Old 09-08-2009, 09:39 AM
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Default 2010 Street Glide accessories advice needed

Hi All....I am new to the forums and other than getting paid to ride a HD for a living (Police/Traffic Officer....Ride HD Electra Glide) am soon to be a 1st time HD owner. I am going with the 2010 HD Street Glide and want to finance everything at once so I am looking on suggestions for accessories. I was told that at the moment there is no true dual exhaust for this bike. A bagger with single exhaust??? NO WAY! But as far as anything else, i'm not sure.......more power? what are the options? is it worth the extra $$$? I like the bullet signals on the front, but want more lights for safety. I hear people speaking of stage 1? OK...still green here....what's that? I see post about a motofuel PCV Also??? The simple chrome stuff I think I can handle.....but any motor stuff, or any other performance upgrades I have no idea. Thanks in advance for any and all help.

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Old 09-08-2009, 10:02 AM
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Comfort and necessity first, then power. If you need highway pegs, rider backrest kit, passenger backrest kit, luggage rack, handlebar change, etc. get them first. Then get some pipes, A/C and a tuner. The you can build from there with cams, 103, etc.
 
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Old 09-08-2009, 10:11 AM
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I have a 2010 sg and if you do any long rides or have a lady with you, you are going to want to change the seat, highway pegs, and passenger backrest. If you want true duals as i do, you can finance them and wait, as i did. Vance & hines said they should have thiers out in oct. The rest should be close behind.
 
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Old 09-09-2009, 04:49 AM
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You have some good advice with previous posts. I am also purchasing an 2010 SG. I am adding, SE AC, PCV with Autotune. I added these myself on my first bike, but want them OTD with this bike.

I am torn with the pipes, the tru duals are something I am concerned going to with a potential loss of power. I am going to end up replacing the slip on with the new jackpot from fuel moto. If there were more options, I really like the black exhaust on the black denim.

I plan on moving my 360 highway pegs from my road king and I will also purchase a clearview windshield with the re-curve.

Also saw a post the other day to put a microfiber towel under the seat. This will help prevent rubbing on the fender.

The other thing you want to add is a 4 point docking system. That allows you to add the passenger backrest and if you decide later to add a tourpack you can. I recommend the back rest with the luggage rack.
 
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Old 09-09-2009, 05:21 AM
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The mod I really needed the most was the PCV to cool down the motor in city traffic. Next was comfort (highway pegs, handlebars, heated grips) and touring accessories (tour-pak, driving lights).
 
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Old 09-09-2009, 05:54 PM
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A good stage one to cool off the motor and pick up some cheap HP.
Seat and good fitting handlebars.
Custom wheels
Lots of chrome
 
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I bought a new 09 SG and it got totaled last Thursday. sucks! I had it tricked out just like I wanted and cant find another 09 SG in the southeast. I hate to 2-1 system on the 2010. I am just upset in gerneral now! I bought a little taller w/s and added a c and c seat which i highly reccomend and i agree the stage one air cleaner kit is the first proformance addtion you should do. I dont know how it will work on the 2010 which that ungly 2-1 but I would be interested to know. Good luck and welcome!
 
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Old 09-09-2009, 06:57 PM
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Just a heads up on folks getting a 2010, I have 2010 Limited with breather, slip ons, & sert. The first thing I'm doing as soon as I can is getting rid of the catalytic converter, that sucker is HOT, really puts out the heat.
 
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Old 09-09-2009, 07:32 PM
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stg 1 = air intake pipes and a tuner.there are endless combinations of the 3.fuelmoto sells a stg1 kit that is very reasonably priced and is known for exelent customer service.2010 has a cataylist in the headpipe it will run very hot normally id say comfort first but stg 1 will help alot with heat.
 
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Just start pulling things apart and replacing them with what you want or like. I have had mine for 1 week now and almost done with basic changes. Power and exhaust will follow once everyone has their systems available and I figure out what to use with the engine upgrades I make.


2010 FLHX - Lowered 1" front & rear, powder coated front end, rotors & highway bar, Arc Audio upgrade & misc bolt on parts....covers, highway pegs, rack, passenger floor boards and back rest.
 

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