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Hey Folks, just picked up an '07 Deuce that has the Vance & Hines V02 setup for the AC, and a set of slash down slip ons. I can't for the life of me figure out which mufflers are on the bike. Pic attached, but I could take a closer one if it helps. Here's what I know:
- Uses all the factory mounting locations.
- Baffles look like they can be removed.
- Single screw in each, bottom rear area.
- Screw holds the internal baffles secure.
- No markings of any kind on the exterior.
- Sound really nice, although that's subjective.
I've had several H-Ds, but not one with slip ons that had no visible markings; brand, Part Numbers, etc. Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
Appreciate you having a look ... And shame on me for uploading a picture that doesn't really show the slip-on mufflers too clearly. These two (attached) do. The bike has a V&H V02 stage one, but these slip-ons aren't V&H from what I remember. And they didn't seem to be SE since those seems to always have a script on 'em when I've bought then. Rush? I'll have to check that out! I like the way they sound, so I'll be keeping them. Thanks again!
Mystery solved. These are Rush with a 1.75" baffle. I took one apart today, found a couple of part numbers that were useful. Confirmed the same by sending a picture and info to Rush. Runs, sounds, and looks great ... I'll keep 'em!
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Can't figure out which mufflers these are ...
