Dyno Power mufflers installed [pics]
Cruiser
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Montana
For those who don't like the way it shows the bracket more, why don't you just delete the bracket. I have over 10,000 miles on my bike after I put on my cycle shack mufflers and no bracket and no issues. For those that say you have to have the bracket... well I don't have it on and I'm not gonna put it back on.
Cruiser
Joined: Jul 2009
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From: Pettytown, Tx US of A
Greetings,
I have been running these on my 97 Wide Glide W/Stage 1 for some time.
They are more pleasing sound wise than the SE Slash Cuts and seem to deliver more low end torque.
The Slash Cuts are just too loud for me.
I have been running these on my 97 Wide Glide W/Stage 1 for some time.
They are more pleasing sound wise than the SE Slash Cuts and seem to deliver more low end torque.
The Slash Cuts are just too loud for me.
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Road Warrior
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From: Upstate, SC
I just looked at their latest catalog online and they are on page 210, but the price for either style is $122.99.
Tourer
Joined: Jul 2008
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From: Austin, TX
So where on the sound scale do these fall? Obviously louder than stock, but quieter than SE's? How is the sound level compared to Rush or Cycle Shack's? Had some Rush's, but took them off because they were too brassy and the soundl literally reverb'd in my helmet, even with earplugs.
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Road Warrior
Joined: Dec 2008
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From: Upstate, SC
So where on the sound scale do these fall? Obviously louder than stock, but quieter than SE's? How is the sound level compared to Rush or Cycle Shack's? Had some Rush's, but took them off because they were too brassy and the soundl literally reverb'd in my helmet, even with earplugs.
I don't think you will get any reverb at cruise. At 50 mph on up cruising, you can just hear these off in the distance. Crack the throttle, and they start to bark.
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Cruiser
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From: Eastern Ct.
Buy These! You will not regret the minimal expense. Good sound, easy installation, nice fit and finish.
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Cruiser
Joined: May 2009
Posts: 114
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From: Dallas
First Harley, first mod & first post!
Been lurking for a while and thought Id introduce myself with my first mod. Just got my bike about 2 months ago 2002 Low Rider with 157 miles on it (no, I did not leave out any digits!), everything stock. I was looking for some slip-ons when I came across this thread. Since I paid cash for the bike, I really didnt have the funds to start buying a bunch of stuff, but when cbz1200n offered his for sale, I had to give them a try .the price was too good to pass up. Put em on this weekend & went for a 200 mile ride with some friends to try them out. They sound WAAAAAAYYY better than the stock muffs, kinda like the difference between a cats purr and a lions roar. Theyre not quite as deep & rumbly as I had hoped, but Im pretty happy with the sound. Theyre pretty loud when you get on the throttle, but they didnt bother me at all cruising down the highway .I kinda liked hearing the exhaust over the wind noise for a change! Not too sure that I really like the looks of em, though, being so small, but the more I look at them and think about what they cost, the better they look!
I know, this thread is worthless without pics, but others have posted pics here & mine look just like theirs, cept my bike is a different color! I did make a sig pic, though, with a pic taken before the mod another first come to think of it my first (feeble) attempt at photoshopping!
Been lurking for a while and thought Id introduce myself with my first mod. Just got my bike about 2 months ago 2002 Low Rider with 157 miles on it (no, I did not leave out any digits!), everything stock. I was looking for some slip-ons when I came across this thread. Since I paid cash for the bike, I really didnt have the funds to start buying a bunch of stuff, but when cbz1200n offered his for sale, I had to give them a try .the price was too good to pass up. Put em on this weekend & went for a 200 mile ride with some friends to try them out. They sound WAAAAAAYYY better than the stock muffs, kinda like the difference between a cats purr and a lions roar. Theyre not quite as deep & rumbly as I had hoped, but Im pretty happy with the sound. Theyre pretty loud when you get on the throttle, but they didnt bother me at all cruising down the highway .I kinda liked hearing the exhaust over the wind noise for a change! Not too sure that I really like the looks of em, though, being so small, but the more I look at them and think about what they cost, the better they look!
I know, this thread is worthless without pics, but others have posted pics here & mine look just like theirs, cept my bike is a different color! I did make a sig pic, though, with a pic taken before the mod another first come to think of it my first (feeble) attempt at photoshopping!
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