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Ok, got my new Paugcho upswept pipes installed, took it for a ride yesterday and even on a moderate turn to the right the lower pipe is dragging on the ground, now I have scratches on that one pipe. I know too many times like this and there will be a hole there, anyone else have this problem and how did u solve it? Could be any exhaust, doesn't have to be Paugcho...
Ok, got my new Paugcho upswept pipes installed, took it for a ride yesterday and even on a moderate turn to the right the lower pipe is dragging on the ground, now I have scratches on that one pipe. I know too many times like this and there will be a hole there, anyone else have this problem and how did u solve it? Could be any exhaust, doesn't have to be Paugcho...
I've welded grind plates on the shovel every time I wear the pipe [Pythons] thru. Harleys sit low - your gonna scrape if you get even a little agressve in turns.
The stock Heritage scrapes all the time, can't even imagine lowering one of them at all.
Low bikes scrape the ground like randys big fat butt. Can't change physics.
Right hand turns are a light show on this one:
Last edited by mjrfd99; Dec 27, 2012 at 07:29 AM.
Reason: I make big twins look like sportys LO f'in L
Is your bike lowered at all? If it is, you may need to consider using stock height suspension. Or live with it. Keep in mind, dragging hard parts, if done with enough lean angle can lever the rear wheel out from under the bike for a low side crash.
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