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awesome execution on the bike. Obvioulsy it's your preference but i would leave the exhaust as is. Every dx seems to have 2-1 black thunderheaders or similar and many have the tall t-bars. while it's a good look, i think your pipes are really cool looking and different than the other blacked out dx's out there. And as for those shocks i'd leave 'em too; it's a huge part of what makes a DX what it is.
Thanks man! The taller bars would be more for my riding comfort, I actually don't like the look of them that much, I prefer the pullback risers. The 2 into 1 is something I will probably wait until this winter to do, the pipes on it now are pretty quiet and I just don't dig carbon fiber, everybody else seems to like them though! lol
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