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While I agree that both are really cool looking pipes, everybody has them. I just got back from Daytona and I swear to you, they were on 1 out of 4 bikes. If you don't mindthat, go for it.
I have them on my 93Fatboy and love them. There heat shields are all one peice plus the enter exhaust is ceramic coated which is a plus in my book...less heat.....have ceramic coated headers on my truck and would'nt go back to un-coated. Don't if it is just me but the V&H's seem to have a more tinney sound......but everyone is different....but that's just me....
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