"DIY MODS" and TRICKS to SAVE $$$$$$
Road Master
Joined: Jul 2014
Posts: 1,064
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From: Cedar BC
Thanks for the ideas, now I guess its time to get to work, anybody fab their own tour pack detachable mount system , there has to be a better way than spending the big bucks at your friendly local store.
Road Warrior
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 1,275
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From: Arizona
Bike Night
I personally like Klock SS mufflers nice low rumble at cruising and a growler when you get on it. I also just learned that because they don't have brand name stamped on them or indentations they are interchangeable so you can switch right to left side mufflers. So you can hide any little cosmetic whoops.
Only $304 including freight.
Did I mention they look great!
Road Warrior
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 1,275
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From: Arizona
A buddy gave me his old tour pack FREE and the detachable bracket was $129 on eBay. Total $129!
Last edited by Danny D; Jul 23, 2014 at 01:25 PM.
4th Gear
Joined: May 2009
Posts: 8
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From: south bay of LA County
i like vance and hines pro pipe. i never thought two into ones looked that great but i got used to it and the cadence plus performance make up for the lack of symmetry. if you want a deal on slip ons they are simple and easy to find on ebay or even craigstlist. search on google
site:craigslist.org harley slip ons
or any variation and it will show you whats for sale around the country. most guys are pretty cool about shipping and stuff. i have bought a lot of stuff using craigslist and havent been burned once. i bought a mustang seat from michigan and a harley rain suit from north carolina and they even paid the shipping. im frugal so buying lightly used is always my preferrence but sometimes what i want just isnt available.
good luck tho
site:craigslist.org harley slip ons
or any variation and it will show you whats for sale around the country. most guys are pretty cool about shipping and stuff. i have bought a lot of stuff using craigslist and havent been burned once. i bought a mustang seat from michigan and a harley rain suit from north carolina and they even paid the shipping. im frugal so buying lightly used is always my preferrence but sometimes what i want just isnt available.
good luck tho
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 274
Likes: 4
From: Sierra Nevada's
Buggy (Helmet) Guard!!!!!
This is my helmet lock. Will lock 2 helmets easy, too.
Reset-able combo, padded to not scratch, hook on handlebar, or whatever.
I keep it in a saddlebag or pouch.
Can be found for $5.
http://www.amazon.com/Buggyguard-B-H...+stroller+lock
Reset-able combo, padded to not scratch, hook on handlebar, or whatever.
I keep it in a saddlebag or pouch.
Can be found for $5.
http://www.amazon.com/Buggyguard-B-H...+stroller+lock
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Good findings.
Buddy of mine bought some on ebay. Look like Rineharts, and real deep rumble. Not too loud but even deeper than MY Rineharts. Sound real good. They do stick out a little further than the Rineharts do, but I'm sure that can be changed by replacing the tips if you don't like that. He only paid about $200 & $15 to NC.
Good findings.
Good findings.
These are the ones I was talking about (not my buddy's bike but these are the ones). This user's sn is Jonny Mac. He may have the info on them.