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As long as the 103 has enough power to compensate for the additional weight, it shouldn't be an issue for me with the improved frame and handling! I'm getting excited...
At first I thought it would be good enough but like most of us we are always wanting more HP/TQ. Couldn't leave well enough alone and put a cam in and had it tuned in addition to the pipes and AC, 103TQ and 96HP. I liked the added features over the standard Ultra and the Limited paint scheme. I hope Harley can keep the production down to really make them a Limited model.
The 103 is a good motor, but very underperforming in stock tune. Which cams did you go with?
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