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Ok guys, so my Indian Challenger is back! And I learned quite a bit. Apparently a lot of cruiser or bagger style of motorcycles tend to have a battery draining issue. Doesn't matter if it's a harley or indian or whatever. If it has a key fob, the same issues can come up. Which now makes me wonder why sport bikes don't typically have key fobs? interesting. In fact, the S1000rr Had a key, but the S1000r single r, had the option for a key fob. I'm not sure why that is. Regardless here we are. My Indian Challenger battery was draining after only a few days of sitting in the garage. From what we've figured out, this was caused because I was keeping the key fob stored in the bike while it was just sitting. Basically the key fob and the bike had a constant conversation going which lead to the battery being drained. Makes sense. Moving forward, I'll be keeping the key fob stored in the house along with the rest of my keys. We also did the Cat delete on this challenger to help wake up the ear buds a bit. She sounds so much better! I don't have any performance numbers yet after doing this exhaust mod, but we will soon when we dyno tune the Indian Challenger at Proven Power Cycles! That video is going to be insane and I can't wait to film it. I'm excited to have this bike back and can't wait to put some real miles on and get back to moto vlogging like I used to. As you can see and probably hear, My moto vlog set-up is a little different that it used to be. The best equipment to use for moto vlogging can and does change. For me, I'm fortunate because I have an office full of top of the line mics and recorders to help achieve this. I may put something together that will help others but won't cost as much as my set-up. Anyways, thanks for watching and we'll be back on here shortly for Indian Challenger Exhaust Sound Clips!!