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I have a 2011 blackline that has rush slipons on now but was looking to get a full exhaust. Ive narrowed it down to 2 exhausts. The Vance and Hines Big Radius 2 in 2s chrome with Big City Thunder baffles or Eddie Trottas D2s chrome with black heat shields. I like my bike loud so I'm not concerned with the sounds. I I ow what both sound like and like them both. Performance isn't much of a concern to me as well. I'm just wondering what everyone's thoughts are on which ones to get.
The Eddie Trotta's look wicked. Something you wouldn't see in a group of riders. Every 10th bike you see has the V&H Big Radius 2-2. Not saying that's a bad thing. They're a great looking and sounding exhaust (I'm currently running them on my Train and love them).
Another vote for Eddie Trotta. Kosh above nailed it, V&H are everywhere.
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Don't know how long you've been riding or how old you are, and really not my business, but after a while, loud gets old and not to mention the hearing loss. It was okay as a kid, but now as an old fart, I wish I had my hearing back.
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