Should You Cam Your Motorcycle?

[@savagewalker1able]

The sound from the thunderstroke is what all other bike want to sound like. It sounds so good

[@NostalgicMotorcycles]

Like all videos it does not do it justice. It’s a deep sound that carries well !

[@mrdude3540]

Badass bike.

[@NostalgicMotorcycles]

Me dude. I would agree. I personally prefer Darkhorse over all the chrome but it is for sure.

[@mrdude3540]

@@NostalgicMotorcycles I agree. I have the challenger dark horse with stage two cams

[@NostalgicMotorcycles]

Oo that must be fun ! What power did it make.

[@mrdude3540]

@@NostalgicMotorcycles not sure haven’t ran through a dyno yet. All I can say is, I think I have the fastest street legal bagger in California. The bike I bought was used and it belong to one of the service managers from San Jose Indian dealership. The guy that owned it did everything in the book that you can do to add to this challenger it is wicked ridiculous fast. You definitely need a passenger rest back support if you hit the throttle because you’re gonna fly off. Haha

[@NostalgicMotorcycles]

I mean they have 112 kits that might have something to do with it if it’s fully built lol. Really serious to see how much it actually puts down.

[@bradyelich2745]

Bud, I'm unsubbing because you won't wear proper gear.

[@NostalgicMotorcycles]

Did you sub because I wore proper gear ? Also who said I won’t ? I don’t remember you asking me to ?

[@bradyelich2745]

@@NostalgicMotorcycles I did mention it. Why do I have to ask you to?

[@NostalgicMotorcycles]

Oh. Ouch. My bad lol. I think it was 100degrees and the gear alone would have got me unalived.

[@bradyelich2745]

@@NostalgicMotorcycles I lived in FL and TX and I always wore lined jacket and gloves and boots. One can only get to 98F on the inside and if you soak your tshirt and open sleeve vents, you will be cool due to evaporation. I was teased lots, but I still have skin. I was in an accident with a car and I slid 100 feet, watched my motorcycle fly over me, my jacket was shredded. I got a broken collar bone from my full face helmet and some damage to my breast bone/ribs. I was off work for 3 weeks. Before the accident, I was riding in Arizona and it was 135F (had a thermometer on my key chain) on the blacktop, my grips were melting in my hands, so I had to put my gloves on. I already had my jacket and wet shirt on and had no gloves to let the air flow thru. My Gramps always wore his long johns year round saying, what keeps the cold out also keeps the heat out. Gramps plowed with a team of horses. Gramps could lift a 55 gallon steel drum of gas onto and off of the truck by himself, all 500lbs of it. Nobody argued with Gramps.

[@NostalgicMotorcycles]

@@bradyelich2745 Sounds like your Gramps was a bad ass. Sorry about the accident again, glad your gear saved you. I do appreciate the feedback. I will never ride without a helmet that's for sure.