I drilled my heat shields Monday night...
#33
It's cool that people don't realize the header pipes and heat shields are stock. BTW, those are Super Trapp slip ons - they're not the stock mufflers.
Last edited by risdo; 08-19-2010 at 07:33 AM.
#35
I like that look Risdo...I have chrome heat shields and I am thinking I might do that as well but add some fine screen wire mesh to the back of the heatshied...that way you get the look of the holes without the blueing of the pipes showing through so clearly...just got to see if I can find some high temp fine mesh wire.
Last edited by Nosaints1; 08-19-2010 at 10:44 AM.
#36
oh boy.... thanks for giving me a reason to start f'ing with my bike again. But I, like one of the others, am now tied between black heat wrap and now drilling holes in everything. also, good to know about those supertrap slip-ons. my buddy just got a bike with some ugly looking traps he wants to replace.
#37
Those Supertrapps have a range of tips available for them; I chose the stock-looking ones because I just like the old factory look.
It's hard to tell from the pic but they're about 5" shorter than the original factory mufflers.
The other thing I like is that you can tune them pretty much the way you want.
It's hard to tell from the pic but they're about 5" shorter than the original factory mufflers.
The other thing I like is that you can tune them pretty much the way you want.
#39
#40
I went to a local bike night last night. Most people liked the holes, but they were pretty split on the blued pipes showing through.
Personally, I've always liked the blued pipes; it makes the bike look like it's done some miles.
I don't like perfect... which is probably why I took off most of the chrome.
Personally, I've always liked the blued pipes; it makes the bike look like it's done some miles.
I don't like perfect... which is probably why I took off most of the chrome.