Really what is 500 miles, a weekend of riding, take it out put the 500 miles on then put on the AC/Pipes & Tuner. Better to be safe than sorry.

 

get a power vision from fuel moto. you wont be dissapointed. they have a combo deal for the tuner and a a/c best part you dont leave the tuner on your bike.

worked great for me

 

i was talking to a dyno guy today about putting on pipes, a/c before the first 1K miles. he said the only down side to doing it early is if you do need dyno time to tune it, the rpm's they have to turn on the bike might be a bad idea on an engine that's not properly broken in, and if you decide not to tune it, the lean condition could be detrimental to the motor. personally i haven't touched mine yet other than new bars.

 

My dealer put Screaming Eagle Pipes before I left there when the bike was new. I just put A/C and Xied's on and it is only 4 months old.

 

Unless you have better control than I do Id brake it in by the book the first 500 miles while the engine is stock then I wouldnt run it hard until you do the mods. Stock bikes run hot because they to freaking lean

 

No better time than the present...get to work.

 

Yea but do you have to get it dyno d isn't that the point of the pc-v or other tuners I will be putting a pc v on mine...??

 

Don't need a dyno tune, you can download a map that will get you close enough. The overwhelming majority of people will be perfectly happy with one of those maps. I ran one of those maps for quite a while before getting a custom tune. If I hadn't got it for free then I never would have gotten the custom tune.

 

Is the bike registered here on post yet? I don't know if you have to go through inspection because it is a new bike, but if you do have to go through inspection, WAIT!!! There is no way you'll pass inspection with your new exhaust because they do a decible reading. I only added some slip-ons and didn't pass. I then had to add some quiet baffles to get just under the decible limit. Most guys just throw on their stock, go through inspection and then put the real deal back on. Hope that helps you make your decision.