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There is a guy in Colorado that's been doing Valkyrie exhaust mods for many years. Horseapple.com Maybe somebody near him could get in touch and see what he could do.

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It might help to know what the hell a tinted pinlock is.

I replaced the floorboards with the Bagger pegs. It uses the same mount so nothing else was needed except the return spring and mounting pin. Now I can easily toe or heel shift and I can move my feet around a lot more than with the floorboards.

Greensboro has one, Charlotte has two.

My thoughts on breaking in, take it easy for an hour or so on a brand new bike then ride it like you'll always ride it. Get the first 600 mile service and never look back. Don't you think the demo bikes have been really ran pretty hard?

I had the same problem, size 12 US feet. I couldn't upshift with my toe. I replaced the floorboards on my Classic with the flat footpegs of the Bagger. It's a direct swap to the floorboard mounts. Cost less than $200, works much better for me and I can toe or heel shift. If you do this, also...

I was at the G'boro dealer Friday for my first service, saw a guy taking a TC off the showroom floor about 11:00AM. Was that you?

1st service done today, $371.44, $18 for shop supplies and no other BS charges. I was out of there in less than 2 hours.

I like it a lot, wish it was about 1/2 inch shorter. I'm going to install the Memphis Shades fork lowers this weekend and this setup should be just about perfect, for me anyway.

That's the Bagger pegs.

The R18 has a three year warranty

Here's one found on a Craigslist for sale in Eastern NC

I've got a set of these Ness mirrors, took them off after one ride. Poor quality glass and hard to see anything. They do vibrate quite a bit.

Keeps the direct wind out of my face but there's still a lot of turbulence that comes from underneath. I've seen others have installed the fork mounted lowers from Memphis Shades with good results. May be my next step.

Might be a little too far for you, check with Motorcycle of Charlotte, NC. They show some inventory still on their site.

This is the first prototype windshield from Clearview. This one is 19-1/4 high which is +3 and it's +1" on each side.

I'm thinking the same about the floorboards. I have ordered a set of the Bagger footpegs, I think they use the same mount as the floorboards. The bagger pegs are wider than the round classics, kind of a mini floorboard. Ordered a few weeks ago but no update on delivery.

On my first fill-up, the fuel warning light came on at 142 and I was at 146 at the pump. I only squeezed in 3.2 gallons--45 MPG. This assumes the tank was full from the dealer. I'm hard on the throttle most of the time.