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Ha! noted, and good point; my apologies. Definitely a faux pas on my part.
I'm actually still going through your thread and learning for my FXB, but I'm happy to contribute once I get caught up and have something to offer.
(also, @Ken45 no need for the edit; you were well within your rights on the first take, no problems there.)
Keith,
I found my exhaust on E-Bay, look at the pictures close. Some of them are pitted ones that have been cleaned up and you may need a mounting bracket that goes to the frame. The covers are a bit hard to come by also. Don't be in a hurry and shop for a nice one. Do you have a book with parts numbers? Good to have to aid in your hunt for parts. It ain't cheap! You could also run an add in the WTB section.
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