Cycle Shack slip ons
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From: Nashville, TN
RE: Cycle Shack slip ons
ORIGINAL: BG Weasel
I'm not 100% positive, but I believe what you did was put on the H-D SE slipons without paying extra for the fancy "Screaming Eagle" logo. NICE! I'm almost certain that I've heard that SE slipons are made by CS. Can anybody confirm that?
I'm not 100% positive, but I believe what you did was put on the H-D SE slipons without paying extra for the fancy "Screaming Eagle" logo. NICE! I'm almost certain that I've heard that SE slipons are made by CS. Can anybody confirm that?
As far as the warranty and dealer hassles. I haven't had any problems there.
It took me a bit longer than 30 minutes to install mine. I had trouble getting the factory slip ons to slip off. But after plenty of WD-40 and some determination, I was able to get er done.
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Joined: Sep 2006
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From: MD
RE: Cycle Shack slip ons
Well, I've been hanging around this forum since I picked up my '06 883C a couple of weeks ago so I geuss it's time to jump in...
Just finished putting the CS slip-ons on her tonight and DAMN DOES IT SOUND GOOD!! I'm trying to be patient waiting out the rain so I can test ride her. Had the same experience as SportyPig getting the old mufflers off and used up a good bit of WD40 before they let loose and put me on my butt.
This is my first bike in 20 years and my first Harley and I can't thank everyone on this forum enough - I've learned more here in the past couple of weeks about my 883 than I ever thought I would - what a great place.
Just finished putting the CS slip-ons on her tonight and DAMN DOES IT SOUND GOOD!! I'm trying to be patient waiting out the rain so I can test ride her. Had the same experience as SportyPig getting the old mufflers off and used up a good bit of WD40 before they let loose and put me on my butt.
This is my first bike in 20 years and my first Harley and I can't thank everyone on this forum enough - I've learned more here in the past couple of weeks about my 883 than I ever thought I would - what a great place.
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From: Midwest
RE: Cycle Shack slip ons
You guys that are having difficulty getting the stock pipes off, take note...They put them on that way for a reason. When you put your new slip ons on, check the bolts at every opportunity. There's a lot of flex at the joint where they connect, and the heating/cooling involved doesn't help. Re-tighten the bolts after each ride for a while until you can tell that they are staying tight.
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