High Altitude Riding - Colorado ??

[TSDAWG]

yup, i live in southeast texas....got a pin on the map. i plan to attend rot. you will be able to pick me out....ride a black harley...with granite flames...lol lol

AH yes. Identical to the one that one of my friends is riding down there with me. :lol: Theres another thread on here where someone was putting together a group party for ROT. Hope it happens.

 

[txchopperguy]

Hmm...thinking about the R.O.T. rally myself this year. Nelson from Wicked Bastard Cycles is the one talking about throwing a party.

 

[05chop]

Yea Summer Bigdogbiker rally.All of us need to get wound up on this too.We need a good instigator

 

[lee]

there are a lot of nice roads over there. they are narrow tho....and they drive on the wrong side of the road. the small towns and castles are great to visit and the country side is awsome. also, a lot of the animals are "free range"..........no fences!!

we drive on the correct side of the road - the left side. But you have to remember that our bikes are right hand drive over here - I had to get the Dog converted when I got it here

 

[txchopperguy]

:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[K9husker]

I live in Nebraska and travelled to Sturgis, then to Wyoming, thru Estes Park CO. and over the top at 10,000ft. I have a 2006 K9 with V&H pipes, XXX carb, jetted .0295 .078 and a S&S .600 cam. The bike ran fine the entire way, all i had to do is adjust the gas idle mixure screw in during the ride. No rejetting was required. You do loose some power but not much to worry about. If you get on the bike hard you will see a little black smoke come out of the pipe but once again, no big deal.
I was surprised i did not have to rejet, but if the dog spits back thru the carb when riding, turn the gas/air screw in until it quits about 1/2 turn. If you want more information just ask.