Picked up 8 mph on short stretch of road and alot of acceleration. Probably all mods worked together to bring out the best. 74 and ran out of room.

 

... Man that's excellent. Y'know that Mike turns out good products because the man is actually out there riding..........

 

74 MPH, Man that's Whizzing!! Bet your front tires will last a long time since they are rarely on the ground below 25 MPH. Only bad thing about having that much low end power is learning how to steer with the back wheels[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

TuffENuff

 

I like that about steering with the back end. Mine spins too much.

 

Bike wasn't as fast today. 73 on gravel road at 10* outside. My 300 lbs. doesn't help and strong side wind.

 

How was the fitment with the Penland system, any issues ? Also, how much louder over stock ?

Thanks in advance !

Scott W.

 

Fit was ok, sound is a little louder but nothing like a race pipe. Seems at wide open it isn't much louder than idle. I cut the inside hole the 1/2" which made it slightly louder.

 

Travelor, thats why I like my 25" Mudmachine Tri-Caws. Although not the "In Spam wordSpam word Spam wordSpam word Spam wordSpam word Spam wordSpam word Spam wordSpam word  Tire," like the Mudlights or bighorns, Traction is DEFINATELY not a problem. Just GOTTA be careful on how much throttle you grab at once to keep your pucker factor from redline[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

TuffEnuff

 

Thanks for the info travelor [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]

 

Yes I spin alot but I thought I would loose to much performance if i put on the 26" mud lights. I like the handling on this bike better than the 700 with these tires, just loose take off. Maybe I would take off so good it would make up for it?