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Tourer
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i have a street glide 2011 and it is a f$?king noisy sewing machine
with 3000 miles on it. my fatbob had 18000 miles on it and it wasnt
that loud at all. the dealer say it is a bit louder but it is fine....i say
much louder....what can i do...
with 3000 miles on it. my fatbob had 18000 miles on it and it wasnt
that loud at all. the dealer say it is a bit louder but it is fine....i say
much louder....what can i do...
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Road Captain
Joined: Apr 2011
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From: Illinois
Redline is fine for racing and maybe for some people, but on my street machine, traveling around the country, I don't want to hunt all over hells half acre for oil. One oil for all three holes, available at the local auto parts store works for me. Mobile 1 V-Twin is it for me. And it's made in Texas.