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I like everything about mine. I went with them because I liked the looks and they sound great. I thought about the radius, but I think the straight pipes fit the NT "look" better.
Been waiting for new exhaust and today they came in, Only problem was they are the wrong ones. I ordered the Vance and Hines big Radius and they ordered the Big Shots Staggered. They told me that I could have 10% off the BSS or it will be another week to reorder the BR. I looked at the BSS on VH website and they look pretty cool. Not sure what to do. Anyone know how they sound? Told dealer I would let them know tomorrow. Any Ideas?
Thanks
Dan
my personal choice would be the bss... but i would try to get him to take 20% off instead of 10%.
though i'm partial to straight lines on a bike for sure and could never understand the "radius" thing
I like everything about mine. I went with them because I liked the looks and they sound great. I thought about the radius, but I think the straight pipes fit the NT "look" better.
dwilzen1... for instance... check out this guy's bss... straight lines... makes his train look like it's steamin down the road even while its parked on the sidestand... just my opinion
BSS has the crossover, correct? Big Radius do not. For the money, the BSS probably do much better numbers on the dyno, have more low end grunt, and probably sound better. They don't look as good.
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