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East TN | OK, I have put my Road Glide on the market...So once it sells, I will need to be ready for the new Vision...So from all my research I have figured out these are the "mandatory items":
1. iPod interface cable
2. L1/S1-S2 kit (gatlin tips) (STILL NOT SURE WHICH ONE )
3. Passenger floorboard risers
4. Intercom/CB system
5. Utopia backrest
6. Gerbings heated clothing connector
7. Eventually: cams, intake plate, and the fuel controller (done by KevinX)
8. Lower Air Deflectors
Anything else??? Remember these are MANDATORY things not wants....
Edited by joe schmoe 2009-07-09 9:49 AM
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20 miles west of Chicago. | Lower wind deflectors. |
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East TN | Mudge - 2009-07-09 10:45 AM
Lower wind deflectors.
Yep Thank you!!! |
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Cruiser
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Kansas City, Ks | Heel-Toe shifter...
For me, it was S1/L2, heel-toe and ipod cable.. That was all on before I left the dealership with
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San Antonio, TX | For the CB make sure they do not forget to order the cable needed to hook it up (part# 2876143).
What version iPod do you have? You might need a charging adapter.
Get two headset kits for the intercom.
Trunk Mirror
12 Volt Outlet cord (BMW jack Male to Cigar Lighter Female)- So you can charge your cell phone in the trunk as you go down the road.
+1 on the Heel Toe Shifter. If you have a 30 inch or longer inseam, you can have the foot controls put in the middle or front position. In these locations you can use the standard rubber covered toe on the heel as well. I do not like the metal heel part that comes with the heel toe shifter.
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Tourer
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Dallas, Texas | For me, +1 on heel to toe, S1/L1, with Gatlin tips, and the taller windshield. All installed before I left too.
Edited by iluvink 2009-07-09 12:44 PM
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Sugar Land, TX (Outside of Houston) | My best add on yet was the Highway Pegs. Being able to extend your legs and get some cooler air up the pants leg helps out greatly on long trips. As for pipes - I bought the S1/L1 and loved the extra power and sound. |
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LaPorte,Tx. | Joe, if you want the "gatlin tips" then you have to retain the stock exhaust mufflers or get the Stage 1 Level 1, they don't bolt up to the Stage 1 Level 2 muffers. |
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Tucson, AZ | Gatlin tips do work on Ness Big Honkers, and +1 on the highway pegs.....just another way of moving to a different position to ride even farther and they do help with heat.
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Richmond, Virginia | Ok I'll say it. Since when is S1/L2 MANDATORY??? Maybe we define it differently, but a marginally larger boost in power and a louder exhaust arent mandatory in my book. Mandatory is safety, comfort, convenience. The CBintercom could be replaced with the bluetooth thats built into the Garmin GPS if one would use it. Lower wind deflectors mandatory. If you do any night time riding the front fog lights (you can have them wired into the 4th toggle switch on the dash which otherwise is blank). Highway pegs but get the "V" pegs not the Victory highway pegs, they look better and are much more versatile then the traditional "hot dog on a stick version". Add the dual plug sockets into the center console for your heated clothing. and get some chrome, while not mandatory will make you highly prized by other bikers ..... |
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Cruiser
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Montreal, QC Canada | If you are looking at the highway pegs, check out www.tricityperformance.com . Those pegs are better looking than the standard ones from Victory.
Edited by kenandpen 2009-07-09 3:06 PM
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| I did the heel/toe thing with a Kingpin shift lever. Iso- pegs and a small rear peg works real well, looks good, and about 2/3 the price of the Vision H/T. |
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East TN | joe schmoe - 2009-07-09 10:25 AM
OK, I have put my Road Glide on the market...So once it sells, I will need to be ready for the new Vision...So from all my research I have figured out these are the "mandatory items":
1. iPod interface cable
2. L1/S1 kit (gatlin tips) (Is this the BEST set for the cams and intake upgrade?)
3. Passenger floorboard risers
4. Intercom/CB system
5. Utopia backrest
6. Gerbings heated clothing connector
7. Lloydz cams, intake plate, and the fuel controller (done by KevinX)
8. Lower Air Deflectors
9. Heel toe Shifter
10. Trunk Mirror (got to keep momma happy!)
11. Add the dual plug sockets into the center console for your heated clothin
Anything else??? Remember these are MANDATORY things not wants....
updated!!! OK< I think I am done everything else can wait....OH THAT IS EVERYTHING!!!
Edited by joe schmoe 2009-07-10 7:22 AM
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Visionary
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| I think the rubber mats that go on the plastic in front of the floorboards help. $29.99
Do you need heated clothing plug ins for Momma? |
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Cruiser
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Nebraska | Lower wind deflectors Yes. You really dont need any of that other shit. |
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