The simplest way would be to downshift and wind rpm's up some more. I like that!
D dnailbndr Member Mar 5, 2011 #11 dbmg said: The simplest way would be to downshift and wind rpm's up some more. Click to expand... I like that!
dbmg said: The simplest way would be to downshift and wind rpm's up some more. Click to expand... I like that!
rkrdr2 Active Member Mar 5, 2011 #12 GimmeFuel said: What are some minor things I could do to increase the horse power output of my bike? Click to expand... Probably the easiest thing you can to is put a good 2 into 1 pipe on it...They run from $450 for a V&H Pro Pipe to $800 for a Thunderheader...But you will feel a big difference in Torque and throttle response...
GimmeFuel said: What are some minor things I could do to increase the horse power output of my bike? Click to expand... Probably the easiest thing you can to is put a good 2 into 1 pipe on it...They run from $450 for a V&H Pro Pipe to $800 for a Thunderheader...But you will feel a big difference in Torque and throttle response...
