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Question Posted By: Streetduck on 10-13-2007

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Make of Bike:	Harley Davidson
Model of Bike	FLTPI
Year of Bike	2005
Engine Size	88ci
Other info on Bike	Police Model
What's your question?	Did the Harley Shop screw with my bike?
Details:	I bought an 05 Police Model and it has been a great bike. I recently took it to the local shop for the 15K service. It was running great but I was going on a 1800 mile trip and wanted to make sure all was good. After getting my bike back from the shop I immediately realized that it had lost power. The only thing that I am aware of being changed from the stock police model is that it has a thunder header and had it on when I took it into the shop. Well the bike ran fine on the trip and I haven't had any running issues other that today it ran a little rough until it warmed up, it is pretty cool in the morning now. I am wondering if the shop did something to my bike that I didn't ask them to due such as drop a map or even remove a race tuner I wasn't aware of. Any help on this matter is greatly appreciated.

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You're best out here is to go down to the dealership you had your bike serviced at and ask the service writer if you can talk to the mechanic that worked on your ride. He's the only one who knows what was done to your ride. The sooner the better...as these guys service at least 40 to 50 bikes a week.
By: 47Knuckle-Dragger on: 10-13-2007

check all your serial numbers also.. By: BigG on: 12-12-2007

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