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I've been thinking about pulling the trigger on some of the menaces as well, I've been looking for new exhaust and having and issue as well, can't make up my mind
Those shorty pipe have no soul to their sound and kill power.
I like the Cross Backs.
When I ditched my old V&H BR pipes, it was a toss up between Rineharts and the Yaffe Phantom pipe. Problem is that vanity pipes usually do not perform well, but these would look perfect for your bike and I might still buy a set when I get tired of the Rineharts..
I never cared for the look of the V&H BR. They do not flow with the lines of the bike.
See so many of them, many probably think they are HD SE replacement parts.
Everyone has a opinion, so he comes mine. With all the chrome you have on the bike and the rocker's style, I can't imagine a nicer looking set of pipes than those you have on it right now. I would leave well enough alone, it looks great.
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