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So I installed my new Exhaust on my Train today. Blacked out Samson ripsaws. Way better than I imagined, beautiful to look at and the tone is incredible. They're loud enough that I think I would find them way too loud without the Baffles. I almost went with Chrome; so glad I didn't.
I had the first generation Rip Saws, on my 2005 SE Fat Boy. They were 1-3/4" OD and didn't come with baffles. My bike ran great with them, but after a few years I couldn't take the outrageous exhaust volume any more.
That's the only reason I switched to a Fat Cat.
Tom
i put the sampson ground pounders on my bike and friggin loved them,,,,,,,,scraped the **** outta of em....wore a hole in em actually...so bought some la choppers 211s...neighbor wakers!!!!...they look great on your bike!!!!!
Nice looking exhause & awesome 03 NTrain. Was looking hard for one a year ago, but found my 09 SG so went for the bagger. Love the trains....might own one someday.
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