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Price was $16.95 at the dealer. Same for their Syn3 oil. It’s too bad they don’t put a nut on the filter like HiFlo Filtro & K&N and few others.

Good AFternoon Board, As a follow-up, I was at a Harley Dealer today, the HD Super Premium 5 is "nominal at 5 microns" - see photos. My understanding of the word "nominal" in filter terminology means "about 50% efficient capturing 5 microns." The dealer did not know or have the information...

I saw that video also, and the microscope view was impressive as information. Beautiful bike!! Nothing like knowing what you are paying for in my opinion.

This is from HiFlo's website: Distribution Comprehensive stocks are always kept at the Hiflofiltro distribution centres in London – UK and Atlanta – USA, ready for immediate delivery.

The logic of your two (2) statements in my opinion is impeccable.

The folks at Bike Alert, Inc. are the North America Headquarters for HiFlo Filtro.

Good Morning Board, I called Bike Alert, Inc. in Georgia, the North American based Headquarters for HiFlo Filtro inquiring on the filtering efficiency on the above filter, which is spec'd for my 2014 HD Road King. The tech person stated it is "...an exact match for the OEM..." I asked about...

Sure would be nice if all the manufacturers had to publish their performance specs so the consumer can evaluate and make the “best decision.” It’s like the maze of a mortgage loan; with all the various costs for financing, i.e., loan fees, title fees, escrow fees, appraisal fees, inspection...

I appreciate your thoughts on this. I thought the 95.8 at 5um was pretty amazing, but I question the reality of that statement.

Good idea, I am going to ask, see what they say.

the next time I’m at a dealer, I am going to check the box for any info.

I guess the question that comes to my mind is how can these aftermarket companies claim they meet or exceed the OEM specifications?

I’ve been using the HiFlo Filtro oil on my Road King, I love the nut on the end, makes removal of the filter a breeze, but I am thinking maybe I should go back to the Harley OEM filter.

Excellent points also.

Excellent point.