Hard Krome Dual Sideburners. Why? Like the looks and I got them on Ebay at a great price!!! Oh yeah, and they sound awesome!! Prior to these, I was running Roadhouse 65 Special Slip-Ons. Why? An affordable way to make the bike sound better and gain a little performance....

As for rejetting; If you read the tech tips regarding carbs and rejetting (and scour the internet for info on motorcycle carbs)and get a basic understanding of how things work, along with the help you'll get here, it's really not all that bad. I think (for me anyway) the important thing to know before rejetting and adjusting the carb, is to understand what each part (circuit) of the carb does and how changes to a specific circuit are going to effect performance. And it's a lot of trial and error!!

More info than what you wanted I'm sure. The only reason I mention it is because until a year ago you couldn't have paid me to mess with a carberuator. But for the reasons mentioned above, my "fear" of carbs is gone.

In The Wind,
Aaron