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Nothing. She runs like a swiss watch. Maybe it's not cold enough here in sunny Calif. I'm just saying, the thing runs btwn 200 & 220 on most days, but it runs hotter (230) with the HD lwrs on. It says right on the pkg NOT to use them over 50 deg. There's only a few days out of the yr it's under 50 here in Eden.
(It's all what yer used to right?)
The Desert Dawgs don't seem to have any effect on oil temps and still get the job done.
I was gonna point that out too.
H-D is clearly concerned about not enough air getting to the furnace. I think the Desert Dawgs block the smallest amount of air possible.
I have the HD soft lowers too. Not too expensive! I like the way they look on the bike. Plus with the HD Logo, I don't have to worry about warranty issues...LOL
I also have the HD bar/shield and they work great. Modified mine to fit over my engine guard fog lights.
would like to see a pic of that. don't have the lights yet but are planning on it. also was wondering about hwy pegs.. cutting out for them do you think it will tear or not look finished?
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