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[SDCVO]

Absolutely no question, Bob is the way to go for sure. It's not even about the money, it is the final product..
I don't think he actually does follow any forums though many people talk about him on quite a few forums.

[Steve Cole]

Absolutely no question, Bob is the way to go for sure. It's not even about the money, it is the final product..
I don't think he actually does follow any forums though many people talk about him on quite a few forums.

He posted in this very thread. He goes by FLTRI for your future knowledge

[mayor]

Absolutely no question, Bob is the way to go for sure. It's not even about the money, it is the final product..
I don't think he actually does follow any forums though many people talk about him on quite a few forums.

..and you made my point exactly.  Who cares the amount of time it takes, since the one with the least time involved was obviously the better tune.  The thing I think that people need to think about when getting a professional tune is the end goal is a great tune, the length of time it takes is just the means to the end. 

As Steve mentioned, Bob does follow this forum.   

[SDCVO]

He posted in this very thread. He goes by FLTRI for your future knowledge

Well in that case thanks Bob, the bike is running fantastic!! My local dealer (San Diego) told me they have never run a 120r that smooth before when they tried it after the tune.

[hrdtail78]

I was just talking the flip side.  As I stated.  I don't mind giving copies.

reminds me of the story of the guy that takes his car into the shop for a noise.  Mech opens the hood and lightly taps the valve cover with a hammer and noise goes away.  Asks for $65.  Customer is very upset and refuses to pay for the mechanic 5 minute job of tapping his valve cover.  Mechanic says.  Your not paying me for my time.  Your paying me because I know where to hit the valve cover.   

[mayor]

reminds me of the story of the guy that takes his car into the shop for a noise.  Mech opens the hood and lightly taps the valve cover with a hammer and noise goes away.  Asks for $65.  Customer is very upset and refuses to pay for the mechanic 5 minute job of tapping his valve cover.  Mechanic says.  Your not paying me for my time.  Your paying me because I know where to hit the valve cover.   

 

[FLTRI]

Well in that case thanks Bob, the bike is running fantastic!! My local dealer (San Diego) told me they have never run a 120r that smooth before when they tried it after the tune.

Hey, thanks for the kind words. Your 120r turned out very nice.
Since we do no advertising, kind words always help...thanks again!
Bob