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Slip-ons will get you the most bang for your buck if you are only looking to change the sound. Rush and Cycle Shack make some pretty inexpensive slip-ons. Rush offers baffle sizes ranging from 1 3/4" to 2 1/4". Not sure if anyone else offers this option. The smaller the diameter of the baffle, the "quieter" the muffler. They also offer black slip-ons and heat shields, which is a nice option. Those might be worth looking at.
Great, thanks!
Kevin, it doesn't look like you carry those Cycle Shack slip-ons? Going by price, those are a great deal. watched some youtube vids, sounds pretty good.
We allowed to post link here? Not sure what ones to buy (eg, amazon has them, but descriptions are not good)
If you really like the Cycle Shacks, check out http://denniskirk.com . Almost always the best price, and if not, they'll match it. Their shipping is always fast too!
if you buy a battery tender to keep the battery charged during the winter, it come with an extra pigtail. then you can add an inline fuse to it and not have to buy one...since it comes with the tender...win/win...extra pigtail and a charger
i have a trickle 12v charger. Going deans on everything since that's what i have.
Hey, noticed my right foot wants to slip off the peg while riding. These stock rubber ones are not that great. what's good/black pegs that are direct replacement that people seem to like?
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