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Why the low price? These were over $600 new, and manufactured by BUB/ Rinehart. They are made to fit a 1.75" head pipe, so not the true dual version. First off, I want to say, these sound fantastic! To my ears, they sound better than the 4" Rineharts I replaced them with. They have a 2" baffle that makes Torque very early, and keeps the power late. If you have extended bags, you might want to mount them the way I did. Slanting with the bags. The problem is, is that the end caps were scuffed on this side, so your bags should be long enough to hide the scuffs. Unless you not to worried about the small stuff. The good side is, they can be mounted either slant up or slant down. They're interchangeable. My bags hid the scuffs, so it was no big deal, and there aren't any scuffs on the other side. (That I can recall) There is also a small scuff on one of the bodies near the end cap, where the scuff continued from the cap. Again, that's not a problem if your needs are like mine. Other than that, the bodies are in pretty decent shape. Probably 90-95% Sorry, but these are the only picture's I have at this time. I believe I've described them much better than was described to me, when I bought them.
Please understand, these are not new. They have some scuffs and some light scratches here and there. What they lack in appearance though, they make up 10 fold, in power and sound!
Also, in some of the pictures, it appears that there are black marks or scuffs. It’s just my ceiling, reflected in the chrome. I’m pointing to very light scratches.
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BUB 7-3 1/2" slip $150 + shipping
