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A friend of mine has the same pipes on his Springer, and I can't ride behind, or next to him. Told him to stay behind me, or WAY in front of me. They are VERY loud. Nice sound, just they make my ears ring after 2 minutes next to him.
Lookin good I would suggest moving the front blinkers down onto the forks, its a cheap mod and you will love the look when you get done. I didnt think it would make that much of a difference until I did mine and WoW it cleans up the bars and makes a sleek looking front end. I think you can get away with under $100.
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