V&H Pro Pipe
Tourer
Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 351
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Yeah, I'm pleased with it. The sound is loud and deep, but it definitely pushes out some exhaust. I can feel the air moving 10 yards back. I ought to use it on the driveway as a leaf blower.
Seasoned HDF Member
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 5,763
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From: North of Hell, South of Heaven
Since I buggered up my Rush Slip-ons, I may purchase an exhaust system. So, the pro pipe isn't too loud at idle. How is at highway speeds?
Road Master
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 856
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From: Charlotte County FL
I haven't been able to ride to much with the Pro Pipe so far due to the weather in the NE. At highway speed it a little louder that stock, but nothing like the short shots I had on my Sportster. The pipe since it exhausts at the rear of the bike seems to put most of the sound behind you. with my short shots I got some type of harmonic noise that with a full face helmet that I wear in cold weather I was forced to wear earplugs. With this bike I never had to wear earplugs with the full face helmet and the stock pipes, with the Pro Pipe the bit I rode on the highway so far I had no problems with the full face and no ear plugs. I like loud pipes, but for long rides all day the noise of the pipes seems to gave me a headache and fatique. Its a quite pipe if you want it to be moderate acceleration etc.... But if you jump on it and wind it out it really barks.
Cruiser
Joined: Feb 2009
Posts: 213
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From: SoCal
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