Thanks DocJ,

I like your thought methodology...I'll call them Rush slip-ons. Have a great weekend.

 

they look like cycle shack who also makes the screaming eagles for well you now who.

 

Thanks, and you're welcome. Basically, there aren't a whole lot of brands out there that don't put their logo on the pipe. That is one thing I do like about Rush. I have Rush pipes on my bike as well, and I really like them.

Things that make me think Rush over the competition is that:
1. Obviously, no logo or identifying markings to indicate brand
2. Likely, one of the most readily available slip-ons that you can get. i.e. just about every Harley shop will order them in for you. I have yet to see a Harley shop order in Cycle Shack pipes. Doesn't mean there aren't some out there, just haven't noticed it myself. So, Rush seems to be the most logical choice at the time being. To me, anyway.

I plan on doing some riding this weekend! Enjoy your bike, and the pipes! And, stay safe out there.

 

I'd say they're Rush. That's what I'm running.

 

maybe tell us what kind of baffles are in it and how long. i was thinking rush because they have no markings.

 

LOL! i was thinking cycle shack because they had no markings

 

Donno bout those pipes but thats a nice bike!

 

OK (TK), now you guys are asking the tough questions...I dunno even know how to measure the baffles. Can I just stick a tape measure in somewhere??

RE: Gman's post (BTW, thanks) they (your pipes) look pretty much the same to me, so I'm still leaning to Rush.

RE: K9...Are you implying that Cycle Shack has no markings? I didn't know that...

RE: RichieT: Thanks for the compliment on the bike. I really like it too, and I bought it for my better half (no disrespect intended for guys who ride purple bikes 'cuz I really like them too; BUT that's another thread in and of itself ), who after this weekend's ride decided that she'd rather be 2-up with me rather than on her own machine -- Very much okay by me. So now I've got this bike on Portland Oregon's Craigslist (just search for Harley Heritage and you'll see it if you wanna).

SO, bottom line is that I want to move this absolutely perfect machine that I really enjoy riding so I can try to afford a CVO Ultra (and BTW there's nothing wrong with my currently-owned Ultra either (which is another internal dilemma on my part)) 'cuz that's what Mama now wants. Nope, it wouldn't hurt my feelings either, but/'cuz a happy wife is a happy life