slip-ons
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From: southeast PA
Cycle Shacks, best bang for the buck. You can get them for $150 or less, they sound great and the chrome is excellent. I replaced my V&H slip ons with them and wished I had known this before. I was having some trouble with my tune. I switched to the CS based on the recommendation of my buddy who was helping me with the tune and he was right- they were a lot easier to tune.
This is the company that made the old Screamin Eagle mufflers and basically uses the same baffles.
This is the company that made the old Screamin Eagle mufflers and basically uses the same baffles.
Last edited by nevil; Jan 24, 2014 at 12:07 PM.
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From: Coweta, Oklahoma
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From: St. Clair Co., MO
I'm going with Cycle Shacks on my '02 FXD. No money tree in the backyard, so I'm getting some vibe & some go-faster for short $. And... if I do go with a full system at some point down the road, I won't have thrown away a great big sack of money.
Cycle Shacks, best bang for the buck. You can get them for $150 or less, they sound great and the chrome is excellent. I replaced my V&H slip ons with them and wished I had known this before. I was having some trouble with my tune. I switched to the CS based on the recommendation of my buddy who was helping me with the tune and he was right- they were a lot easier to tune.
This is the company that made the old Screamin Eagle mufflers and basically uses the same baffles.
This is the company that made the old Screamin Eagle mufflers and basically uses the same baffles.
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From: sand mountain Alabama
As time rolls around and stay riding you will change things up.
You'll get tired of the sound, the looks something. I have a bike that I have had for 10 years, I have done a complete change of looks twice now.
As far as slip on's That is something you really need to pick. It's still early in the new year and exhaust is only a couple hour job so I would wait so you can hear for yourself what you like. Sound is very subjective.
You'll get tired of the sound, the looks something. I have a bike that I have had for 10 years, I have done a complete change of looks twice now.
As far as slip on's That is something you really need to pick. It's still early in the new year and exhaust is only a couple hour job so I would wait so you can hear for yourself what you like. Sound is very subjective.
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