I've been looking around on this forum for about a month now. Bought a left over 2005 warrior midnight last week and now I have caught the mod bug. So far I put on samson short slashers (tips turned a lil diff then normal), Barons bomber bars (internally wired), and a barons lowering kit (yes its possible to reuse the bearings). Also did the rear plate chop using Redhorse's method. Adjusted the ECU's Co settings and took off the belt guard and reflectors. Thats all the mods for now, In the future I plan to install a 240 kit, V-BAK, PCIII, remove the AIS and hide the coils and sensors.
Looks like a great start, I'm sure you have already figured out you made the best choice going to a warrior. Enjoy the mod maddness that runs rampant around here.
quote:cydeweys Posted - 08/01/2007 : 12:24:37 PM
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I love the way it rides, the bomber bars made it much more comfortable for me (I am 6'3"). What part of PA are you from? I'm in the West Chester area.
I am about an hour north (as the car drives) in Kulpsville (Lansdale interchange on the NE Extention). I ride near West Chester on occasion, I let you know the next time I am in the area.
Just scooped up a bone stock 04 rs warrior with 1000 miles on the clock, thing looks brand new. Been about 10yrs since I first rode one and fell in love and finally bought one. I just ordered a Churchkey V-BAK, coil relocation kit from Akitadog, AIS delete from Pacific Coast, V&H big shots and a...
I can't find an introduction post for this bike, so here goes.
I bought this as a Second Warrior a year or 2 ago. It's an '05 like my Flamed Warrior, with the same ghost flame paint. Mirrors, intake, seat, and exhaust had been changed before I bought it, otherwise it's all stock, according to...
Hi There,
I am new to this forum and also new to the cruiser world. Since 1996 I have been riding motorcycles but mostly sport or sport touring category and never had Cruisers.
Now after turning 50+ last year, I decided to give cruisers a try and found a great deal for 2009 Warrior in Red...
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Help me decide...
1. 2006 Blue 18k miles, Sissy bar, Engine guards, new tires, recent oil change, small windshield and Vance and Hines short shots (super loud) I would definitely put quiet baffles on it. Has no fuel controller. Just under $4k Owner has had it for 2 years.
2. 2002 27K miles...
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