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I have the big radius 2in2 on both my bikes and they sound great. I have them on a 2003 Deuce and a custom chopper with an S&S 107 and both sound great. In my opinion they are not too loud, but not quiet either. The baffles are in both.
Son had them on his 07 Deuce. I always said they sounded like Headers on a car, where my Rush sounded like a car with Glass Pacs.
I soon leaned not to ride to his right or behind him . They made my ears ring in a short time. When he'd get on it and he was in front of me they actually HURT my ear drums..
still they are a great looking pipe and make really good numbers when tuned correctly.
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