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i voted for with but when i actually looked at the pics it looks amazing with or without.
if i was pushed to say one.....on your ride elliot i would have to say without.its those pipes man they are your focal point of the rear end not the sissy.I want to know what they are,how much they cost and were you get em? ...they are just to cool i need a set......NOW
i voted for with but when i actually looked at the pics it looks amazing with or without.
if i was pushed to say one.....on your ride elliot i would have to say without.its those pipes man they are your focal point of the rear end not the sissy.I want to know what they are,how much they cost and were you get em? ...they are just to cool i need a set......NOW
They are Paughco pipes, with Paughco bell tips. I dont even know how much I paid for them, but I dont think the pipes alone are that expensive, but they dont have an oxygen sensor, so they have to be modified. We used the one from my V&H pipes. We also used my V&H feulpak, but Nick says a power commander would be better for these pipes. I think they run great with the fuelpak, but the engine does run a little hot. I may get a power commander sometime down the line.
i'm a fan of sissy bars but i think it looks better without it. the fender struts do look a little strange cause they are offset but that's not too big of a deal.
you still have an awesome ride man...... i love that thing !!!
Alain, you going to the bike show in Ridgewood that Bergen HD has every fall? It's usually in October.
Also, JR Cigars in Whippany is having a bike night on 9/11.
Typically I do not like sissy bars but on your bike, with the ape hangers, it actually looks really good with the sissy bar. It balances the bike, if you know what I mean.
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