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Hey all, when I bought my (pre-owned) SuperLow it came with the Bassani Radial Sweepers but without the baffles in. I live in the quiet suburbs and do a lot of night riding so it's important to me to not be too loud. When I re-installed the baffles that should have come with it, it didn't make any difference (makes sense since the baffles are short and hollow) (see below)
Then I saw someone posted when he removed the baffles that came with his ones and they are a lot longer than mine but I couldn't find these on RevZilla
I'm writing this post so you could tell me all the options I have to reduce the noise other than changing the pipes. Keep in mind that the pipes are curved and not straight.
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Too much sound!
