kess-tech slip-on
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kess-tech slip-on
Has anyone the kess-tech slip-on'?
http://www.kess-tech.de/en/index.php...28_40286_40326
What about the look and moreover the sound?
http://www.kess-tech.de/en/index.php...28_40286_40326
What about the look and moreover the sound?
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08-24-2006, 08:10 PM
RE: kess-tech slip-on
Hi
I got Kess-Tech slip on's for my '06 Street Bob and it's the best investment I've done in my bike so far. I however got the non EC conformed, with electronical soundmanagment. That means I can go from stock sound to real Harley sound by the push of a button. I don't have to jump off the bike, find the special tool and switch manually.
When they're open, they're still not the loudest pipes. So if that's what your looking for, you might be disapointed. But I feel that they are loud enough. It's the type of pipe that has a nice low rumble on idle and a great roar when you floor it (think low and loud Harley sound with the screaming of a Vtwin racer). Might sound strange but muffler sounds are difficult to discribe.
I love those pipes and have nothing negative to say about them except the price. But it's so cool to be able to run the bike in "stealth" mode when you want to and then go loud when you like.
I think they look great. They're shorter than stock and since I went for the 3" they're also thicker. I've gotten a lot of attantion because of them and avoided attention from the police.
I heard that they're built from Super Trap mufflers.
I did not install them, my dealer did, but he said that it wasn't difficult.
Hope this helps.
Demonik
I got Kess-Tech slip on's for my '06 Street Bob and it's the best investment I've done in my bike so far. I however got the non EC conformed, with electronical soundmanagment. That means I can go from stock sound to real Harley sound by the push of a button. I don't have to jump off the bike, find the special tool and switch manually.
When they're open, they're still not the loudest pipes. So if that's what your looking for, you might be disapointed. But I feel that they are loud enough. It's the type of pipe that has a nice low rumble on idle and a great roar when you floor it (think low and loud Harley sound with the screaming of a Vtwin racer). Might sound strange but muffler sounds are difficult to discribe.
I love those pipes and have nothing negative to say about them except the price. But it's so cool to be able to run the bike in "stealth" mode when you want to and then go loud when you like.
I think they look great. They're shorter than stock and since I went for the 3" they're also thicker. I've gotten a lot of attantion because of them and avoided attention from the police.
I heard that they're built from Super Trap mufflers.I did not install them, my dealer did, but he said that it wasn't difficult.
Hope this helps.
Demonik
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