Baffle Size
Tourer
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I just installed RUSH 1.75 slip ons on my 2008 FATTY about a week ago. They are awesome. They have a nice deep, throaty sound at idle and cruising speeds, but if you crack open the throttle they are pretty loud. I changed from stock because when I ride with my friends I couldn't hear my bike. This last weekend I road on an MDA ride with about 2000 bikes and never had trouble not hearing my bike, however it is not deafening.
If you go on youtube there are videos that you can play to hear how they sound. Just punch in RUSH SLIP ON MUFFLERS and several videos come up.
I hope this helps.
If you go on youtube there are videos that you can play to hear how they sound. Just punch in RUSH SLIP ON MUFFLERS and several videos come up.
I hope this helps.
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Road Master
Joined: Aug 2008
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From: Bremen, GA
Thanks for all the info and suggestions. I've about decided to go with the Rush slip-ons 1.75's. I'm going to call fuelmoto today and see what their pricing is.
Fatboyusa, I did like you and others suggested and went out to youtube and checked out the differnt sounds.
Thanks again!
Bill
Fatboyusa, I did like you and others suggested and went out to youtube and checked out the differnt sounds.
Thanks again!
Bill
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Joined: Jun 2009
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From: Western Pennsylvania
So can I conclude from this thread that - the larger the baffle, the louder the note? I'm trying to find the right slip-ons for my '06 Street Bob, this will be the last piece to my puzzle. I also would like the deep fat tone but not the volume. How does the baffle size impact the performance say from 1.75" to 2" to even a 3"?
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Road Master
Joined: Aug 2008
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From: Bremen, GA
I took the bike in for the 1K service yesterday. They had a night train with a set of Rush Slip ons 2" baffles. The bike was in the show room and they were loud but sitting there idleing and they sounded sweeeeet!
On a side note the Casey, a Saleman, confirmed that MoCo will be discontinuing the Night train, Street glide, 883 custom, low rider and couple of other models I don't recall right now. He didn't know if they were coming out with new models to replace them or not.
On a side note the Casey, a Saleman, confirmed that MoCo will be discontinuing the Night train, Street glide, 883 custom, low rider and couple of other models I don't recall right now. He didn't know if they were coming out with new models to replace them or not.
Last edited by WildBill_50; Jun 25, 2009 at 07:42 AM.
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Joined: May 2008
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From: Dunmore Pa.
I guess I only like the bikes that no one else buys. I really liked the Deuce when I got it then they stopped making it. More of my favorites are the Street Glide and Wide glide.
Oh well lets see what's next
Glen
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Oh well lets see what's next
Glen
05 Deuce