Do the 2009s have cats in the pipes or just the 2010s
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a bike made for sale in the US
(that's good because that's where I live)
a Harley-Davidson
(do other people besides Harley make motorcycles?)
a heavyweight motorcycle
(no crap, I found that out one day in the garage when I was trying to learn how to put it on a center stand)
a Street Glide
(I don't care what they call it, I just like the sleeker look)
a Twin Cam 96, 1584 cc air-cooled, fuel injected
(damn I thought I might have one of those water cooled models every one was waiting for)
a regular introduction date
(non-Liberal-assed-California-model)
a 5 digit check
(what the hell’s a digit check anyway?)
A bike made in York, PA
(I would have preferred Kansas City, Missouri since that's my home state)
then some serial numbers
(known only to me and the great state of Texas and my HD store where I bought it)
Interesting indeed but I didn't see anywhere where it said it whether it had a catalytic converter or not.
Last edited by Texas Fat Boy; 09-14-2009 at 10:45 AM.
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That right there tells you it doesnt have one. If your bike was produced for sale in CA then it has one. You have 49 state bikes and then you have California.
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TFB you should be good(non-cat) iwth Reguar in position 6.
I just was thinking out loud here if the criminals find out all 2010's have cats are the 2010's gonna be prey for the thieves....OMG !
http://www.edmunds.com/advice/insura...9/article.html
I just was thinking out loud here if the criminals find out all 2010's have cats are the 2010's gonna be prey for the thieves....OMG !
http://www.edmunds.com/advice/insura...9/article.html
Last edited by acchd; 09-14-2009 at 11:51 AM.
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I've never noticed any excess heat on my '09 CA bike and it's totally stock. No oil cooler, no PCV or anything like that. The spark plugs look good and no excessive heat. Not sure why but that's just how it is for my particular bike.
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