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Oct 8, 2009 | 05:09 AM

#11

maddghost

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From: Out on Deranged

I originally thought to keep 'em and black them out to see what the bike looks like as a winter pass-time,I may still black them out! And hang 'em somewhere like S-O-F said. Most importantly a month ago my bub7 main support bracket snapped in two,they replaced them for me,but I had to wait 8 days for the parts to arrive. So I by-passed the downtime with my oem header pipes / rush1.75 slipons. took 1.25 hours to yank the bubs and install the oe's. Good practice. At that point I was real happy to have them on hand.

Oct 8, 2009 | 05:27 AM

#12

billjoat

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I thought it would make a great addition to both of my generators. Better that sitting on the shelf useless.

Oct 8, 2009 | 06:16 AM

#13

creekhed1

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High taxes??? STOCK pipes??? just say NO to Calif! The taxes ALONE are getting me outta NY!

Oct 8, 2009 | 07:07 AM

#14

Mascman

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From: Clarksburg, PA

The big reason to hang onto them is for troubleshooting after your warranty runs out.

I was having injector issues so I removed the aftermarket pipes, Screamin' Eagle AC and the PCIII so I could put it back to stock and start troubleshooting.

They aren't worth anything so keep them for emergency.

Oct 8, 2009 | 09:49 AM

#15

HOGRIDA_06

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From: Western, NY

Mine are hanging in the garage collecting dust.

Oct 8, 2009 | 09:52 AM

#16

pugs

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From: Mountaintop, PA

I did the same thing you did - kept them in the basement. Maybe they will become decoration on the wall of my basement bar, if I ever get that project done (or started).