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Mar 12, 2016 | 01:55 AM

#21

rgrmike14

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From: Colorado

RSD pipes are made by V&H.....pretty sure.

Mar 12, 2016 | 05:54 AM

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Jrsess

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From: Wesley Chapel Fl.

Good for you! I like Rush pipes. Both quality and sound!! JR

Mar 12, 2016 | 07:19 AM

#23

LockAndLoad

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From: Elkhorn, NE

Congrats! I really like the Evo era Harley's for the most part, but I admit, I seriously like the look of your bike. Great color and awesome lines! Maybe I am trying to tell myself I prefer the old bikes since I live just a mile from the local Dealer lol. After this thread though, I am going to go "browse" this afternoon.

Nice!

Mar 12, 2016 | 07:22 AM

#24

glide5904

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From: Michigan

I've got V&H Straight shots on my Super Glide and I love them. They bark really nice when you twist it but not too loud when your just cruising.

Mar 12, 2016 | 10:11 AM

#25

r3c0il

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From: wilsonville, or

Quote:

Originally Posted by Madmax054

This is my first Harley (and street bike), a 2016 Fat Bob. I'm loving it so far and trying to finish the break in so I can really see what she's got. I've been looking at exhaust options for the bike and so far I am very indecisive about it. I like the Cobra RPT slip ons because they sound good, don't require tuning, not obnoxious, and are fairly inexpensive. But, I've also been considering a good black 2:1 pipe so I can get a good power bump for the long run. I'm looking for a deep sounding system that isn't obnoxious. I'm figuring videos online can be misleading with the sound so I haven't ordered any yet.

D and D bobcat is a deep quite rumble at idle and cruise. They can defiantly bark when you wanna be heard. Get a 2:1 with a good arc on the dyno testing, a matched intake, and a PCV. The PCV is tunable at every 250 rpms, with a good shop this setup can be dialed in perfectly. Additionally this setup can be adjusted to future mods.