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[Montanakid]

Can anyone recommend a Tuner In South San Jose Morgan Hill Ca.Someone said EMF In Morgan Hill but not familiar. Any thoughts?

[hd-dude]

Bob @ RC Cycles in Hayward or Bruce @ Horsepower express in Campbell

[FAST380]

I have been pretty happy with Roger at RE engineering as well.

[duranh]

Honestly I would contact Metal Dragon, he farms out the Dyno work but I have heard great things about the outcome, they are up in the East Bay but worth the trip up there. He is a on this forum as well hd-dude. I have worked with a bunch of shops in the south bay over the years and can not recommend any of them.

[sadunbar]

Bob Lobenberg at RC Cycles in Hayward, Ca.   

[JCZ]

A large majority of CVO owners on this forum from Nor Cal had their bikes tuned by Bob at RC Cycles......but Jim (hd-dude on this forum) does all of our work.

By the way, this is the kind of tuning that Bob does....  http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=44545.0   

[cvobiker]

Can anyone recommend a Tuner In South San Jose Morgan Hill Ca.Someone said EMF In Morgan Hill but not familiar. Any thoughts?

Any thought on going with a Rev Performance EMS tune in a box, done overnight via Fed X Shipping?. You would spend less and save huge over the long run....and you would enjoy a perfect tune throughout any riding condition.
 

[JCZ]

Any thought on going with a Rev Performance EMS tune in a box, done overnight via Fed X Shipping?. You would spend less and save huge over the long run....and you would enjoy a perfect tune throughout any riding condition.
 

A "canned" tune is just that.  It'll get you pretty close.  But if you're wanting a perfect tune (shown in the link I provided above), it has to go on the dyno with a tuner that knows what he's doing.  Tuning, like any skill, varies from one tuner to another. JMHO

[erniezap]

Another recommendation for Bob @ RC Cycles in Hayward or Bruce @ Horsepower express in Campbell

[cvobiker]

A "canned" tune is just that.  It'll get you pretty close.  But if you're wanting a perfect tune (shown in the link I provided above), it has to go on the dyno with a tuner that knows what he's doing.  Tuning, like any skill, varies from one tuner to another. JMHO

Revolutions EMS is one of those products that that fall in a category `until you try it, you won't believe it`.   There are already comparison reports coiming out showing that an EMS tune is as perfect than a 3 hour Dyno Tune or a Master Tune for the matter. (not my opinion, just some facts i have seen lately) And one of the neat things with the new EMS tune; it does not vary like a skilled Dyno tuner would/does. With EMS you get a dam close to perfect tune on the fly in any riding conditions, i.e from sea level to Tahoe.  
You are apsoutley correct, dyno tuner skills do vary from one to the other, and it seems that more tuners now days dont know what they are doing and your tune varies in a not so good direction; its kind of a crap shot that will cost ya about $500 bills. And then when you decide you want to change exhaust or cams, guess what??  there goes another $500 bills. Trust me! like many others out there, I've been there and did this many times.  Since I've grown older and wiser along with having trust in the EMS system, I have choosen an EMS tune for all my bikes and find it very interesting when my wife even notices and proclaims after installing hers "honey my bike runs great, what did you do" ,

Now, if for some reason if I had to resort to a professional  dyno tune, Metal Dragon would be first on my list Hayward group would be a second choice but there are some 'varying' not so happy camper reports coming out 'so IMO, they are now a crap shot.  



















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