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#11

01-14-2008 | 09:27 AM

snow104

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RE: New streetglide

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personally, I did glides with powder coated forks and crash bars. Pipes and the seat would be the first things I would do though.

I am thinking solo seat and then pipes
With the O2 sensors do I still need a SERT or can the computer handleit on it's own

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01-14-2008 | 04:46 PM

alqaadir

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RE: New streetglide

Congrats

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01-14-2008 | 04:56 PM

rzbigdog

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RE: New streetglide

I love 07'SG. Best Harley Ive owned yet.Im sure you will feel the same after a few miles logged.The best thing I did was install a PCIII and got rid of that lean condition from the factory.

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01-15-2008 | 04:36 AM

olgreydog7

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RE: New streetglide

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ORIGINAL: snow104

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ORIGINAL: olgreydog7

personally, I did glides with powder coated forks and crash bars. Pipes and the seat would be the first things I would do though.

I am thinking solo seat and then pipes
With the O2 sensors do I still need a SERT or can the computer handleit on it's own

Alot of people will tell you that you need a sert or a flash for just pipes. I disagree. I ran mine over 5,000 miles before I got a flash, I have an 04 though. The O2 sensors should detect the slight difference and adjust. It's your bike though, so it's up to you. If you are gonna do more mods in the future, go ahead and pick up a tuner, you'll need it at some point anyway. If not, just get the hd flash and be done with it.

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