Mods for Dark Horse

[Kendrick02]

So… I finally did it, the Indian chief dark horse is in the garage, and I can't stop staring at it like a proud parent. This thing growls, not purrs. Now I'm in that dangerous phase, already browsing accessories at 2AM like a lunatic. Thinking about tossing on some pipes for more bark, maybe a windshield so my face stops catching every bug in a 10 mile radius, and eventually some bags because, well, snacks.
need opinions for mods, what's worth it, what's not? Open to ideas, pics, rants, whatever you got.

 

[BobbaSmores_]

So… I finally did it, the Indian chief dark horse is in the garage, and I can't stop staring at it like a proud parent. This thing growls, not purrs. Now I'm in that dangerous phase, already browsing accessories at 2AM like a lunatic. Thinking about tossing on some pipes for more bark, maybe a windshield so my face stops catching every bug in a 10 mile radius, and eventually some bags because, well, snacks.
need opinions for mods, what's worth it, what's not? Open to ideas, pics, rants, whatever you got.

Welcome to the 2AM accessory rabbit hole (we've all been there) lol
Some folks swear by Dean Speed slip-ons for a deeper growl and Memphis Shades fairings for wind protection. What's the first mod you're pulling the trigger on?

 

[Daisy Rocks]

That Dark Horse is a beast, pipes and a windshield are solid first mods bit go for comfort and sound first

 

[WigwamWanderer]

Congrats on the Dark Horse, that's an awesome bike. If you're looking to amp up the sound, definitely consider adding pipes, both SHARKROAD and TAB Zombie baffles work great and don't require a tune. A quick-release windshield is also a smart investment, it really protects your face during those long rides. And when it comes to bags, I'd suggest going for hard bags or swingarm-style ones for both style and storage.

What type of riding do you do the most, quick city rides, highway cruising, or weekend getaways?