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Just depends on what style you like and how loud you want it to be. I like my V&H 2 into 1 Pro Pipe. Loud enough and better performance than a 2 into 2. Plus the fat look fits well with the rest of the bike.
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Whatever you end up with, you'll want to tune for it as well. I have the V&H FP3 on my bike. It lets you update your tune with your smartphone.
Just depends on what style you like and how loud you want it to be. I like my V&H 2 into 1 Pro Pipe. Loud enough and better performance than a 2 into 2. Plus the fat look fits well with the rest of the bike.
Shameless plug===>>> If you agree then you should just buy my bike instead of that new one Lots of mods already done! Orlando isn't too far from Jensen Beach! I've got an add in the bikes for sale section.
Whatever you end up with, you'll want to tune for it as well. I have the V&H FP3 on my bike. It lets you update your tune with your smartphone.
Fine looking bike, Mother. The bars, exhaust and rear tire really go well together.
I've got Reinhardt Cross-backs on mine. Love the sound and look. The pipe does get a little hot on my leg, but adjusted pretty quick when I put my foot down, I just have to make sure it is not resting on the pipe. I test rode most of the bikes on the Harley Demo truck a few weeks ago and was glad when I finished all the rides that the Fat Boy was my favorite followed by a Road King Speacial as my second. I did like the gearing and response of the M8, but not enough to trade me FB16S. Enjoy the bike no matter what exhaust you choose!
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Pipes for my new Fat boy
Orlando isn't too far from Jensen Beach! I've got an ad in the bikes for sale section.
