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Old 07-08-2007, 04:53 PM
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I agree, I think the V-Rod engine platform would be the best approach. A watercooled touring bike would be nice.

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Looks like HD is going to screw it's 07 buyers, take a look at their site for the 08 model specs. Apparently they've done something to improve the drive-line noise, calling it a new (IDS) Isolated Drive System, i.e. supposedly improves ride quality by reducing drive-line noise. Gee, where do you think they got the hint? The 08 tour models also get a 6 gallon fuel tank. It appears NOW that all ofus who bought the 07's were just test riding for MOCO, at our ownexpense. I bet you don't hear the clatter this year!
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They should step up to the plate and offer to install this "upgrade" to all us touring riders that have the noises!
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They should step up to the plate and offer to install this "upgrade" to all us touring riders that have the noises!
They do offer the upgrade for $305.00 plus installation to fix the compensator noise but not the tranny. Go to the link below.

http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US
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I failed to mention....they need to install this for FREE...
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So Harley found a fix that meets EPA. It does a better job of isolateing the galloping motor. Probably fixes the clatter but doesnt fix the Hot ,lean, off time, galloping motor. TUNE THE MOTOR, and were it my bike I might add the new comp also.
07 black ultra, Your right the V Rod motor is fast comming, but the moco is going to milk the Twin Cam as long as possible.
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WTF???????????????????

They know it, they are fixing it only for themselves so they can sell new bikes but they don't give a wtf for their existing customers?????????

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Maybe just maybe now that the cat is out of the bag they will pony up? I am not a bettin man though and if I was I would put my money on them NOT stepping up for us 07 owners. I tuned mine with A/C, pipes, and a PCIII and it is tons better as far as the clatter goes, but it is still there some... as far as the whine in 5, I have been using AMSOIL(75-140) severe gear since October roughly and the tranny is just a little louder in 5th... there is no whine. 6000 miles turned today on the King. I was considering trading my King in on a 06 Ultra with <4000 miles, cept I just dropped $$$ at the INDYfor 5000 service and my apes AND saw what my trade-in allowance would be. KMA, I aint taking that kinda loss.
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