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What mod put the biggest smile on my face??? ..... comfort items are nice, bling is nice...horsepower = smile
Agree 100%. I haven't gotten to the big power yet (120R) but working my way there. For the mean time, I would have to say exhaust (headers and pipes). I personally could not stand the "Jettsons" bubble sound of a stock system, everytime the throttle twists and I hear the growl and ease off it sounds like a jake brake....thats nirvana!!
This turned out to be a great thread. I like hearing all of the different views from you guys. Very cool. I had forgotten about the garage door opener. I guess I've had it so long, I've been taking it for granted. But a very nice feature to have. Not sure if we can call it a bike mod,but hey, why not? Thanks all, this has been some good reading for me. I like it. Keep them coming if you haven't already chimed in!
I have to say it was putting a gps on my roadking...I never even have to think about where I am anymore...just cruising with my thoughts (and occasionally talking to myself)...
What mod put the biggest smile on my face??? gotta be the 120R. comfort items are nice, bling is nice...horsepower = smile
No 120R, but I put a Fuel Moto PC-V on my bike and smiled. Then when I added the Auto Tune my smile grew great big. The seat of the pants dyno tells me I got my moneys worth from this mod :-) I smile every time I twist the throttle.
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