Can-Am Hindle badge on Hindle. Do you wait for it to fall off? Is there a glue...?

[max continuous]

Thanks!!:agree:

 

[bjt]

No problem...don't make a simple job harder than it has to be...the hindle is one of the simplest things to install (take it from me, if i can misunderstand direction, I will!)

1. Disconnect battery
2. Take off stock pipe
3. Install Hindle (not hard to do)
4. Reconnect battery
5. Run bike for 15 minutes...DO NOT ride it, just let it idle so the computer system gets acclimated. (I actually left mine on for about 20 minutes)
6. Turn bike off...turn on...you're ready to go.

You'll see more acceleration, power, and better mileage...plus, it sounds 100x better and it shouldn't break any noise ordinance laws that are popping up everywhere...this is becoming a big issue around the country.

Step 5 is listed in the Hindle install directions as seasoning the pipe. As I recall, its followed by turning the bike off and letting the Hindle cool for 15 minutes before riding.

 

[bone crusher]

Step 5 is listed in the Hindle install directions as seasoning the pipe. As I recall, its followed by turning the bike off and letting the Hindle cool for 15 minutes before riding.

Good to go. When I did my install, I didn't take it for a ride anyway. I believe the 15 minutes is to re-condition the computer system so that it is acknowledging the Hindle...following that period, if there is a cool-down to 'season' the exhaust, so be it...can't hurt...