Today's Delivery
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Today's Delivery
Very stoked, Python Throwbacks arrived today for the Street Bob. Just started to paint the wrap black to go with the bike. Stupidly, I realized after the first coat that I should have test fit, whoops, these better fit! I hope to install on Tuesday if work time allows
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thanks! Just finished the install a little bit ago. Here's a pic (little smoky) that I took of the bike idling.
The pipes sound great although I have to admit I had no idea how loud they were going to be (I've never had an aftermarket setup before).
The pipes sound great although I have to admit I had no idea how loud they were going to be (I've never had an aftermarket setup before).
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Looks good but it's not for me.
Wrapping exhaust system pipes and bleed air lines was common in aviation...I always hated having to do anything that required unwrapping or replacing those damn lines...do them in chrome or black, but wrapping just looks like an unfinished project to me...something temporary or meant to be covered up.
Wrapping exhaust system pipes and bleed air lines was common in aviation...I always hated having to do anything that required unwrapping or replacing those damn lines...do them in chrome or black, but wrapping just looks like an unfinished project to me...something temporary or meant to be covered up.
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Looks good but it's not for me.
Wrapping exhaust system pipes and bleed air lines was common in aviation...I always hated having to do anything that required unwrapping or replacing those damn lines...do them in chrome or black, but wrapping just looks like an unfinished project to me...something temporary or meant to be covered up.
Wrapping exhaust system pipes and bleed air lines was common in aviation...I always hated having to do anything that required unwrapping or replacing those damn lines...do them in chrome or black, but wrapping just looks like an unfinished project to me...something temporary or meant to be covered up.
When I first got this bike after having a 48 my wife told me that this one looked "boring" (she really liked the looks of the previous one), I think this is the best of both worlds!
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