Factory 131 vs custom built
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To do the kit with all HD components should only be around 6000 to 7000 on the high end. That would include the mufflers, high flow air, tuner and tuning. But that assumes you want to retain the factory warranty. If warranty is not a concern a good exhaust and aftermarket tuner will provide great results.
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Leading edge 151 kit , 9999.99. I think that includes installation and tuning. You send the bike to them in Arizona per their website. Crank static balanced for balancer removal, timken conversion, h-beam rods, billet cylinders/aircraft steel sleeves ect.
Last edited by cdonis; 09-10-2020 at 08:50 PM.
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jammerx (07-20-2021)
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Easy....i could care less about warranty so I'd point my bike towards Appleton, WI, hand Jamie ten grand and say I'll be back tomorrow... show me what you got.
Having dealt with FM many times I know I'd be riding home on a fire breathing monster that was reliable, got good gas mileage and far exceeded anything the MoCo could do, even at twice the price.
I bought my '19 RGU as a "last bike" in anticipation of retirement in a few years and may very well do what I described above when I do retire.
Either that or I'm going to buy a Sportster, start practicing my deadlifts and spend my days trolling the forum...
Having dealt with FM many times I know I'd be riding home on a fire breathing monster that was reliable, got good gas mileage and far exceeded anything the MoCo could do, even at twice the price.
I bought my '19 RGU as a "last bike" in anticipation of retirement in a few years and may very well do what I described above when I do retire.
Either that or I'm going to buy a Sportster, start practicing my deadlifts and spend my days trolling the forum...
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Easy....i could care less about warranty so I'd point my bike towards Appleton, WI, hand Jamie ten grand and say I'll be back tomorrow... show me what you got.
Having dealt with FM many times I know I'd be riding home on a fire breathing monster that was reliable, got good gas mileage and far exceeded anything the MoCo could do, even at twice the price.
I bought my '19 RGU as a "last bike" in anticipation of retirement in a few years and may very well do what I described above when I do retire.
Either that or I'm going to buy a Sportster, start practicing my deadlifts and spend my days trolling the forum...
Having dealt with FM many times I know I'd be riding home on a fire breathing monster that was reliable, got good gas mileage and far exceeded anything the MoCo could do, even at twice the price.
I bought my '19 RGU as a "last bike" in anticipation of retirement in a few years and may very well do what I described above when I do retire.
Either that or I'm going to buy a Sportster, start practicing my deadlifts and spend my days trolling the forum...