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Mo that exhaust looks amazing I would keep looking for the sharkfin it would add a bit more retro to it. Way to think out of the box.
Santo...much appreciated bro! I dig your 21...the retro spoke bikes are the real deal.
Originally Posted by NC D'LUXE
Saaaayyy Whaat?? Dood you pulled that one out, I remember you asking and looking around awhile back.
Motown, that right there looks awesome brother! I'm loving the look of the bazooka brother. I'd love to hear that beast. Your sled is looking SIC and definitely is working that blk/wh mojo!!
Motown....if that end cone comes off...have you considered P Coating it gloss black? IMO it would be a nice breakup and look KILLER! Overall, good call!
Well I really wanted cholos because I think they look fantastic...but the field is getting thick and I don't want to crowd anybodies style.
I decided to keep with my contemporary retro theme (yes I know that's a contradiction...lol) I also did a big bore and cams so I might as well get every bit of power out of the set up that I can.
I like the way it turned out, I also went with a discontinued exhaust so Im not too worried about seeing a bunch of them at the next bike night.
All I need now is the impossible to find needle in a haystack shark fin tip for the canister.
Originally Posted by Motown Strag
Man...no love out here for the sharkfin! Doesnt really matter they are almost impossible to come by unless you get lucky on Ebay.
Tee&Vee, do you mean my old exhaust? Yeah, its for sale.
Thanks for the kind words everyone!
Kudos for going a different rout! Nothing wrong with cholos. I almost went with V&H tru duals (not the same as cholos but I am trying to stay a little more old school) but decided that a 2:1 was more in keeping with the direction of my scoot. I did go with the fishtail but would actually love an end cap like what you have. I like the fish tail but I think the one I have is not the best design in terms of look.
What diameter is your muffler? Maybe the tip on mine would work on yours? If so, you could order one from Supertrapp. Not sure if the mounting hole would line up but you might be able to modify it.
Here's my pipe. It's a Supertrapp Internal Disc Series.
Kudos for going a different rout! Nothing wrong with cholos. I almost went with V&H tru duals (not the same as cholos but I am trying to stay a little more old school) but decided that a 2:1 was more in keeping with the direction of my scoot. I dos go with the fishtail but would actually love an end cap like what you have. I like the fish tail but I think the one I have is not the best design in terms of look.
What diameter is your muffler? Maybe the tip on mine would work on yours? If so, you could order one from Supertrapp. Not sure if the mounting hole would line up but you might be able to modify it.
Here's my pipe. It's a Supertrapp Internal Disc Series.
Mine is a 4 inch canister but I am definately going to look into this, thanks for the heads up
Motown I am digging the pipe and i like the idea of the shark fin tip it is old school. your best bet to find what you want is probably making it or having someone make it.
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