i know there is a ton of dyno venders there. so which are ones to look out for and which does a great work?

 

Unless it's an emergency like a blown tire, I wouldn't have anything installed or tuned at a rally. Aside from the fact that you're probably not going to see them again for a year, they're working 16 hours a day trying to make a lot money not lifetime customers.

Besides, why tie up your bike for at least half a day if you're in sturgis?

 

I've thought about it before as well but have decided against it too because Sturgis is at a much different altitude and general humidity than my home area. Although I have the power vision and I intern to do some auto tune runs on the way this year. If you had too then one of the big ones like dynojet might be the best.

 

That is for damn sure!!