After a trip to Pa and back (40mpg), I dropped it off for a dyno and fine tune.
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Finally installed the Boom Audio speakers (a Christmas present). Inspected the fairing now that it's off for the first time, no issue with the radio bracket rubbing on the outer fairing. Going to install the HD garage door opener next (another Christmas present).

 

I learned blue locktite does not come out of a yellow shirt and if the gasket behind your new air filter is hanging out and only connecting on one of the three screws, you will get decel popping.

 

put on a new Cee Baileys 13'' SSC windshield then rode about 100 miles to pick up a barrel lock for my new tour pak.

 

Installed chrome trim kit on Tour-Pak tail lamps. Note: Did not install
center piece. HD p/n 59239-93

 

I actually started last Friday...
1. Chrome brake and clutch levers
2. Changed all fluids over to Mobil 1 Synthetic
3. Today installed Riders Passion handlebar mount clock
4. Ordered chrome front end kit can't wait to install it!!!!

 

Today I took off my Vance and Hines Big radius 2:2's, and reinstalled my stock headers with Thunderheader slipons, all powdercoated hi-temp black of course. I wish I had pictures, but I took off for a ride as soon as I was done.

 

New HD grips and gloss black Road Glide windshield trim.

 

Did a Cobra Fi2000R installation this evening. They only make a Power Pro for it but I have had such good results with the Fi2000R I went with it. Just ordered the model for an 11. I made a wild guess the the AFR changes that it makes for the TC96 just can't be far off from the 103.

It started up and ran great. But it is raining and will be doing so through Sunday. So it will be a while for a road test.

The unit is half the price of the new self programming Power Pro. I have read a lot of good reviews on those that have went with it. But I have used the Fi2000 units for 6 years and have played with the settings so I felt that I could succeed with using it on the 103. They work down stream from the HD EMC and just tell it to add more fuel.

I may do a Power Pro on the Vrod as there never was a Fi2000 for it.

 

Had the Boom! audio rear speaker pods installed on my 2011 Electra Glide Classic today. The EGC's do not come with rear speakers so it wasn't an upgrade it was speaker pods install. $440 for the speakers. $110 for the wiring to get from the fairing to the rear speakers. Then there was the labor cost on top of that. And of course state tax on the parts. Grand total of $770 including parts, labor and taxes. Costly - yes. Worth it - yes. Now I have the Boom! audio speakers front and rear. I sit in a nice pocket of music that I can hear at 70 MPH.