[1090yoyo]

Wow! It's seriously like taking the muzzle off of your Rottweiler 1090 dog.
I also deleted the smog stuff and I swear the bike felt lighter this morning, I know it wasn't but it sure felt it.
Also it's really really REALLY nice to have a tool storage under the seat, theres enough room to keep my tools and my SnapJack!

Now i just need to get rid of that darn cat. >

 

[mad_mardigen]

Good for you How was the intake install? I was thinking of doing this as well some time in the future but will probably go for Auxiliary lights first.

 

[1090yoyo]

I would totally agree to do lights first, I put on some Denali auxiliaries and the Cyclops led headlamp and that's a worthwhile mod.
My wife and her son (both riders) commented on the added visibility of my bike on the road now.


The intake isn't difficult at all, a little time consuming but that's mainly because I was (and you probably will be too ) cleaning things up, like wiring and zip ties, etc.
I took an entire (pouring rainy) day. You could do it in half a day easy if you're familiar with the bike, I had already taken the tank off several times before this mod.

The sound of the bike is just wicked when you open the throttle.

 

[groverstudio]

Baja Lights?

Good for you How was the intake install? I was thinking of doing this as well some time in the future but will probably go for Auxiliary lights first.

Any interest in a set of Baja Designs sport kit? I have a "new" set they sent me after a rock chip broke the glass and rendered one non waterproof.