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Just bought this 2012 Fat Boy and can’t find any identifying marks on the pipes. I am hoping some seasoned experts may have an idea to satisfy my curiosity?
Last edited by alex0615; Jun 20, 2023 at 10:09 PM.
I'm going to guess that they're stock pipes that someone took the Sawzall to and put the slash cut on them. It's hard to tell from the pictures but it sure looks like the top muffler has a bigger angle cut into it. Can you take a picture of the end of the mufflers so we can see if it has been cut?
They look like Bassani slash cut slipons. Deep and throaty sound but with a fairly quiet idle. I run them on mu Heritage and like them a lot for the money spent.
They look like Bassani slash cut slipons. Deep and throaty sound but with a fairly quiet idle. I run them on mu Heritage and like them a lot for the money spent.
I think you’re right! Looked them up and they sound just like that. Thank you! That was driving me crazy!
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Help Identifying My Pipes
