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As of May 30th, SE exhausts are obsolete. V&H and Supertrapp shipped their last orders out last month. According to my source, H-D will not sell any exhaust over 80db (stock).

My old ladys got a 1984 Ironhead Sporty I have havin trouble getting the carb manifold back on.Is there an easy way to put these back on??

I woke up this morning with some pain and stiffness in my neck. Then I checked the Riding Sun blog and found out why . Pittsburgh? I know I had a few beers last night, but I think I would have remembered the plane ride.

So now my access stats for my web page are filled with Google hits for "Big Ben motorcycle" and "Big Ben helmet" and the like. At least as of this morning, I'm still ranked higher than that Johnny-come-lately in the NFL. After all, I was Big Ben long before he was, and I'm taller, d@mn it!

More details about that other guy's accident at the Kneeslider. I don't like...

I was reading here last night and I can't find the post I eas at!! It was about SERT. I think it was narrated by Cowboy. I'm not even sure about that. I had a question about the SERT vs powercommander. Or any other management system, for that matter. Question is, which system is the best in YOUR opinion, and why. Cost not being a factor?????????/ Thanks

I am a bit confused on changing the engine oil in my 06 FLSTFI. I followed the instructions in my user manual (and service manual) to a tee. I only end up with about 2, maybe 2 1/2 quarts of used oil from a system that is rated to hold 3.5. Am I missing something here? This has got to just be the oil that is in the oil tank, not ALL the engine oil.

Is there still another quart down in my crankcase that I am not supposed to replace at all oil changes? While I see a seperate drain under the crankcase which I assume is for draining the remaining oil out...my service procedure makes no mention that I should do this. Would this not leave about a quart of dirty oil in my engine at each oil change? The user manual and service manual only speak of draining the oil tank, not the entire...