Samson Fish tails
Road Warrior
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Bel Air Md
Fishtails do sound different, old school look and sound, not for everyone, I paid $750 for mine new, sounds like a good deal, had them a year and a half, 7000 miles and fit and finish are great.
Road Master
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 1,056
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From: San Diego
Personally, I just don't see what you all see in fishtails? Do they sound different (or better in your opinion)
then Big Radius or Big Shots, or any other pipes? Is it just the look you're drawn too? I consider this a legit
question so I'm not going to worry whether this ruffles anyone's feathers or not.
then Big Radius or Big Shots, or any other pipes? Is it just the look you're drawn too? I consider this a legit
question so I'm not going to worry whether this ruffles anyone's feathers or not.
the sound was amazing to me once i finished putting them on.
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 490
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From: Virginia
Personally, I just don't see what you all see in fishtails? Do they sound different (or better in your opinion)
then Big Radius or Big Shots, or any other pipes? Is it just the look you're drawn too? I consider this a legit
question so I'm not going to worry whether this ruffles anyone's feathers or not.
then Big Radius or Big Shots, or any other pipes? Is it just the look you're drawn too? I consider this a legit
question so I'm not going to worry whether this ruffles anyone's feathers or not.
I dont think there is a better looking or sounding pipe on the Deluxe.
I like the look and sound of the samson fishtails better then the V&H. Yes to your second question, they sound better in my opinion. Its mainly the look I was going for and I got the great sound for free. Personally I dont know what people see in the Big Radius or Big Shots, but I guess thats why we all are allowed out opinions and why there are so many options out there. Neither of the pipes you mentioned would look good on my bike just like I dont really think the true duals would look good on a fatboy, but then I dont like the look of the fatboy to start with.
Cruiser
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 118
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From: Minneapolis, Minnesota
My favorite sounding pipe for the Deluxe has to be the Roadhouse 2 into 1, and my second favorite would be the Sampson Duals.
As to appearance it would be the same pipes but just changing the order. The Duals just fit the look I was going for. I was tempted to roll my own from parts, but I am very happy with the Sampson's.
As to appearance it would be the same pipes but just changing the order. The Duals just fit the look I was going for. I was tempted to roll my own from parts, but I am very happy with the Sampson's.
Outstanding HDF Member
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 2,864
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From: kansas city,mo
I dont think there is a better looking or sounding pipe on the Deluxe.
I like the look and sound of the samson fishtails better then the V&H. Yes to your second question, they sound better in my opinion. Its mainly the look I was going for and I got the great sound for free. Personally I dont know what people see in the Big Radius or Big Shots, but I guess thats why we all are allowed out opinions and why there are so many options out there. Neither of the pipes you mentioned would look good on my bike just like I dont really think the true duals would look good on a fatboy, but then I dont like the look of the fatboy to start with.
I like the look and sound of the samson fishtails better then the V&H. Yes to your second question, they sound better in my opinion. Its mainly the look I was going for and I got the great sound for free. Personally I dont know what people see in the Big Radius or Big Shots, but I guess thats why we all are allowed out opinions and why there are so many options out there. Neither of the pipes you mentioned would look good on my bike just like I dont really think the true duals would look good on a fatboy, but then I dont like the look of the fatboy to start with.
Well said Reino...i agree with everything said....
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