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#21
2-1 pipes
I love my V&H Pro Pipe. I had a TH on another bike. Loud but crappy finish. I didn't feel any performance edge except for scaring the **** out of cagers. The Pro Pipe I can definitely a power difference, and I like the stealthy growl it makes until you yank the throttle. Another plus was the ease of install.
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Just in case you are thinking about putting saddlebags on your bike, DO NOT go with the D&D Bobcat. It is the only pipe we have found that is not compatible with our FXDXT Retro T-Sport saddlebags. FatCat is OK, but not the Bobcat. We contacted D&D and asked then to alter the pipe slightly so it doesn't point up so much, but they said they were selling all they could make and wouldn't change it unless sales fell off. We are in the process of updating our website with this same info.
Keep ridin'
Garry
Keep ridin'
Garry
#25
Just in case you are thinking about putting saddlebags on your bike, DO NOT go with the D&D Bobcat. It is the only pipe we have found that is not compatible with our FXDXT Retro T-Sport saddlebags. FatCat is OK, but not the Bobcat. We contacted D&D and asked then to alter the pipe slightly so it doesn't point up so much, but they said they were selling all they could make and wouldn't change it unless sales fell off. We are in the process of updating our website with this same info.
Keep ridin'
Garry
Keep ridin'
Garry
I think I can mount an aluminum deflector on the bottom of the bag skid plate to sufficiently keep heat and exhaust away from the bag.
I've made the template and will get these knocked out over the next couple of weeks. I even thought of calling you Garry and seeing if I made a complete new bottom aluminum plate to replace the one you have on the right bag with mods that I intend to do.
No big deal, I'll make this work!
I'm gonna make it work; I dig my bike too much and the bags are out of sight if you can dig it
#26
Just in case you are thinking about putting saddlebags on your bike, DO NOT go with the D&D Bobcat. It is the only pipe we have found that is not compatible with our FXDXT Retro T-Sport saddlebags. FatCat is OK, but not the Bobcat. We contacted D&D and asked then to alter the pipe slightly so it doesn't point up so much, but they said they were selling all they could make and wouldn't change it unless sales fell off. We are in the process of updating our website with this same info.
Keep ridin'
Garry
Keep ridin'
Garry
Thanks for chiming in. This is exactly the info I need. I'm looking at a 2-1 and trying to find the models that will best fit with my bags. My FXDC with the T-Sport bags is in my sig pic below.
I'm guessing I should be safe with any model that has a longer pipe that extends past the front of the bag and stays below the top of the swingarm, yes?
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#28
Hi Garry!
Thanks for chiming in. This is exactly the info I need. I'm looking at a 2-1 and trying to find the models that will best fit with my bags. My FXDC with the T-Sport bags is in my sig pic below.
I'm guessing I should be safe with any model that has a longer pipe that extends past the front of the bag and stays below the top of the swingarm, yes?
Thanks for chiming in. This is exactly the info I need. I'm looking at a 2-1 and trying to find the models that will best fit with my bags. My FXDC with the T-Sport bags is in my sig pic below.
I'm guessing I should be safe with any model that has a longer pipe that extends past the front of the bag and stays below the top of the swingarm, yes?
I did have another customer who had the Bobcat, and it was just starting to melt the bottom of the bag when he noticed it. He reworked the pipe (by cutting and welding), and got it to point more straight back instead of pointing up.
Garry
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