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I'm getting ready to do some performance work on my 2009 Steet Glide. Specifically, I am installing a true dual exhaust system. The bike currently has Rinehart slip-on mufflers; and I will be adding the Rinehart true dual exhaust pipes. I'm also changing the cams; and adding a fuel management system (Power Commander) to go with a new air filter. I've checked out a lot of the air filter models, from the Kuryakyn Hypercharger style to the teardrop and spike styles. But I recently came across the "Mo-Flow Air Cleaner" by Cycle Visions. I'm considering the chrome model. Is anyone familar with the Mo-Flow? What are your thoughts?
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El Rey and Koala, how do you like the looks of the Mo-Flow? I thought it looked very cool on the picture of the bike I posted, and Koala's pictures look good too; but you never know for sure until you see it on the bike in person. Are you happy with the looks on the Street Glide? Thanks.
The one thing I can tell you, from my experience is this: During the Sturgis Rally, I had a lot of people stopping to take a look at my bike, mostly because of the MoFlow A/C cover. I think the uniqueness of the MoFlow sets off any bike, so if you like the look, go for it! Remember, bottom line should always be that you do to your bike what makes YOU happy. Other people's opinion is great, but you are the one who has to own, ride and like what you have on the bike.
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KoalaCowboy
09 Ultra - 103" Stage III, MoFlow AirCleaner, BUB 7's, Pewter Pearl Inner, Brushed Aluminum Gauges, and much more!
Koala, you are absolutely right--it's all about what you like for your own bike. My first reaction to seeing pictures of the Mo Flow was that it was unique, and very cool looking. But not having actually seen it on a bike in 3D, I wanted to hear from others like yourself. Thanks, the Sturgis comment is very telling.
Mo Flow Air Cleaner
