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I have the s2-433 also. and mine are 28.5"....what type of extender did you use to get it to 33"....by the way anibuss go for the 36" they're baddass pipes..I would have but was to chicken sh*t...but 33" i can do
Okay, I have finally had a chance to sit down and think this week. I have decided that I really want the extra long fishtails on my true duals. I have a set of 26"'s on there now, and a set of 22"'s as well. I know I will scrape a lot easier with these, but they just look so freakin' cool. Gangsta cool. I mean super OG. Anyway, let me know what you think. Here is a pic of my bike now with the 26"'s and another bike with the 36"'s. Vote up people.
26"'s
36" fishies
I personally like them both, but for practical purposes I would choose the 26"s the longer
ones would for sure get beat up on the curb and when turning. I would get the 36"'s for
when I would just want to show park or take it for a short cruise.
I currently have the V & H longshots with slashed tips and I am always worried about
hitting the curb when I park. I am also wanting the tru-dual fishtails and am leaning
toward the V & H 's.
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