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Owner feedback: self-installed, with positive notes on sound and ease of iPhone navigation.
This experience applies to one installation, not a fitment guarantee.
RaceDeck tiles are used in the featured garage. This is an ownership note, not a review of a specific tile model.
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The featured rider uses a Harley Sena helmet. The exact model is not identified here.
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Used regularly by the site’s founder. Detailed application and performance notes are still to come.
Follow the bottle’s directions and surface restrictions.
Used by the site’s founder since 2008. This use history is not a claim that it suits every finish.
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Owner experienceFirsthand ownership notes are labeled separately from research. No unperformed tests or universal fitment claims.
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The first review
The WHD9813 was installed by the site’s founder. These are the firsthand takeaways from that setup.
The owner describes the sound as a highlight of this setup.
The owner highlights the ease of use and navigation through an iPhone.
The included USB replaced the cigar lighter in this installation.
This is a personal review, not an installation guide or a fitment guarantee for another setup.
Purchased: This Soundstream radio was purchased from Lifestyle Cycles. This site currently offers no commission-earning purchase links. Disclosure note.
Plan the whole setup
Ownership notes paired with official resources for your own research.
RaceDeck tiles are used in the featured garage.
This is an ownership note, not a full review of a specific tile model.
Research · Official sources
RaceDeck’s designer takes garage dimensions and layouts. Its installation guide covers preparation, edging and expansion space.
A Harley Sena helmet is part of the featured riding setup.
The exact helmet model is not identified here. Check your model before comparing features or compatibility.
Research · Official sources
Sena lists several Harley-Davidson products in its partner directory. Use the matching product’s support entry rather than assuming another helmet’s features apply.
Personally usedA product used by the site’s founder. An ownership note alone is not a full review.
ResearchManufacturer information and planning resources, clearly separate from firsthand ownership experience.
These are ordinary manufacturer links, not affiliate links. No commission or brand relationship is claimed. Disclosure details. Research checked October 28, 2026.
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About
Real-world background.
Practical ownership.
Clear limits.
Baghdad Baddy is built around the ride.
The focus is useful product information, ownership experience and official resources—not a personality to follow. The background below explains where the firsthand notes come from.
The founder spent six years in the U.S. Army as an AH-64D Apache aviation specialist, working hands-on with helicopters and deploying to Iraq multiple times.
That background also includes offshore oil and gas work across subsea completions, tree installation, interventions, preservation and abandonment, and well-compatibility verification.
Riding experience dates to 2010, beginning on sport bikes, including a Suzuki GSX-R used for stunt riding. Current riding is with a Harley group, with an assertive, deliberate style and safety in mind.
These perspectives come from extensive hands-on mechanical experience, not an engineering degree.
The editorial approach
Firsthand product use is separated from researched information. Unconfirmed details are identified.
Each firsthand note describes a particular installation and experience. Another bike or product model still needs its own fitment and compatibility checks.
The featured build follows an industrial machine look: black, machined metal and chrome, with the parts working together visually.
Featured build details The featured 21-inch PM Heathen wheel, matching Big Sucker cover and clear derby cover reflect that approach.
A remembrance
The friends behind the name Crazy Horse.
Chief Warrant Officer 4
Chief Warrant Officer 2
February 2, 2007 Near Taji, Iraq
A personal remembrance
Keith and Jason were friends of Baghdad Baddy’s founder. They flew one of the helicopters he maintained in Iraq. He remembers that aircraft as 337.
The motorcycle was named Crazy Horse after their call sign, in their memory.
— Baghdad Baddy
Their story
Keith Yoakum and Jason Defrenn were Army aviators with the 1st Air Cavalry Brigade. They were killed during a reconnaissance mission near Taji, Iraq, on February 2, 2007. The Army describes how they continued defending their wingmen rather than withdrawing after the two aircraft came under fire. Read the Army account (opens a new tab).
The Army also commemorated them at the May 4, 2023 dedication of Yoakum-Defrenn Army Heliport. Its May 8, 2023 article (opens a new tab) records the ceremony and the families who gathered in their honor.
The memorial record
Aircraft 02-05337
Dan McClinton’s account in the Combat Helicopter Pilots Association’s May 2016 Swash Plate newsletter reproduces the memorial address naming their call sign and aircraft. Read the memorial reference on page 6 (PDF) (opens a new tab).
The personal remembrance above is Baghdad Baddy’s account. The published record is linked separately below.
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Soundstream radio: purchased from Lifestyle Cycles. Ownership notes identify products in the featured setup; they are not proof of a brand partnership or an independent product test. No brand endorsement of Baghdad Baddy is implied.
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