Jerry Cochran

You can go to Home Depot and buy one of those magnetic nail pickup tools which is used to find roofing nails on the ground after you have reshingled a house. Take the round magnet off of the handle by loosening one screw and attach it to the bottom of your bike. It is even better at getting red lights to change and it costs less the ten dollars. Ride safe!!!!

Bill W. I bought one from you and it certainly does the trick at bringing the passing lights out away from the fairing in order to get the firing off of my 2006 RSMV. You have done a service for us all and I highly recommend to anyone that are thinking about buying one from you to do it. Thank you!!!! Jerry Cochran

I agree with GITRDONE. Get rid of the tires you have and change to Venoms. I had Dunlops and the noise was real bad. Venoms are nice and quiet. Jerry Cochran

I put a set of 2004 RK mufflers on my 2006 RSMV. I purchased a set of mounting brackets from one of the forum members. After installing them on the bike, I took a three eights inch steel rod, thirty six inches long, that I had purchased from Home Depot, sharpened one end, and then I slid it up each tail pipe and pounded it through each baffle in the RK muffler. The bike was running when I did this so I could hear the difference each time I punched through a baffle. I kept punching holes until I got the sound I was looking for. Sounds real sweet especially when I pull up beside another Harley. By the way, I purchased My set of RK mufflers, which were new, from on E bay for 36 dollars. Hope this helps you. Jerry