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Tired of the big radius, want something unique.
Looking at Samson Sidewinder or Rip Saw.
Seeking feedback on one or the other.
Looks, sound, on a FXST?
Tired of the big radius, want something unique.
Looking at Samson Sidewinder or Rip Saw.
Seeking feedback on one or the other.
Looks, sound, on a FXST?
I will be using a PC V.
Thanx
I would go to venders web sites that have customer reviews attached to each pipe model and see if there is a trend good or bad, may be of help.
I prefer the sidewinders. There are not too many bikes with this type of exhaust on it near me. But if you carry a passenger they might interfere with their legs.
Drew
Last edited by DR. V-TWIN; Oct 31, 2011 at 07:13 AM.
If you want to be truly unique, do something like this:
I think this looks totally badass and not something you see on FXSTs much, if at all. If it were me, tho, I'd probably go with a uniform diameter for the whole exhaust system.
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