Mistake To Do New Bike On Dyno?
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RE: Mistake To Do New Bike On Dyno?
Dude, black pearl--Nice. My 05 softail is black pearl-----Although it isn't really black, is it? I'm partcialy colorblind, but everyone has there own opinion as to what color it really is. I'm going with charcoal grey as my guess. NO DYNO UNTILL BROKEN IN!!!!!!!
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RE: Mistake To Do New Bike On Dyno?
Agreed that a new bike should not go on a dyno. Interesting though, a Wisconsin dealership, the 3rd largest in the United States, puts their new bikes on dynos right from jump. Because of the horrible weather, the service head said that is the only way they can test their bikes because of the ice and snow.
I'll get the Stage One done soon.... then go back after a 1000 or so to do the dyno, IF I think it is necessary. To gain only a couple of horsepower and pay nearly $400 doesn't seem too cost effective, though. If I could gain significant power, then it might be.
I'll get the Stage One done soon.... then go back after a 1000 or so to do the dyno, IF I think it is necessary. To gain only a couple of horsepower and pay nearly $400 doesn't seem too cost effective, though. If I could gain significant power, then it might be.
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RE: Mistake To Do New Bike On Dyno?
I have the same color, and love it. Bit of a bitch keeping the swirls out, but its a nice way to keep in touch with the bike over the winter :-)
I have to admit iv caught a bit of a custom bug and cant keep my nose out of the cataloge and my wallet out of the dealer.
I have to admit iv caught a bit of a custom bug and cant keep my nose out of the cataloge and my wallet out of the dealer.
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