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Cruiser
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Maryland
RE: Question
Streetglider here is a little sample of a stock Street glide
http://media.putfile.com/Street-Glide-Audio
http://media.putfile.com/Street-Glide-Audio
Road Master
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: Minneapolis, MN
RE: Question
I couldn't get the stock pipes off soon enough. It was quieter that the stock Fatboy exhaust which has also been changed. I went with the SE Pro pipes. They sound mean although I like the sound of a carb bike with pipes better than EFI.
Stellar HDF Member
Joined: Dec 2005
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From: South Jersey
RE: Question
The stock pipes are really quiet. I added the SE slipons to my SG. They are plenty loud. As a matter of fact I didn't expect them to present the sound they actually put out. One thing I will add, be prepared for more vibration in the floorboards and handlebars once the pipes are changed.
Road Master
Joined: Oct 2005
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RE: Question
Ha Ha Ha now that is some $hit. I figured I would get some crap from the stock pipe lovers out there, but I did not think I would got this back. That's classic.
KB
KB
ORIGINAL: 2006streetglide2006
KBES BAGGER is wrong, cause my laptop fan is louder......the stock bike sounds like grannys caddy.
KBES BAGGER is wrong, cause my laptop fan is louder......the stock bike sounds like grannys caddy.
Road Warrior
Joined: Aug 2005
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From: NEW LENOX, IL
RE: Question
ORIGINAL: foneman
The stock pipes are really quiet. I added the SE slipons to my SG. They are plenty loud. As a matter of fact I didn't expect them to present the sound they actually put out. One thing I will add, be prepared for more vibration in the floorboards and handlebars once the pipes are changed.
The stock pipes are really quiet. I added the SE slipons to my SG. They are plenty loud. As a matter of fact I didn't expect them to present the sound they actually put out. One thing I will add, be prepared for more vibration in the floorboards and handlebars once the pipes are changed.
Road Warrior
Joined: Feb 2005
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RE: Question
My Road King doesn't sound all that bad with its stock pipes. SE2's were just a bit loud for my already failing hearing. Then, a miracle ocurred. I heard a set of Vance and Hines Ovals at the shop and absolutely had to have a set! They (to my ears) are the best sounding exhaust I have heard yet (after a year). Not too loud, no cracking, and a nice, deep rumble. Ordered a set yesterday. I practically gave away my SE2's. Check ebay and try to find a set of used slip-ons. In fact, there a set of Ovals for sale there right now. They were getting a bit high for used pipes or I'd have bought them.
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From: South Jersey
RE: Question
ORIGINAL: CHEYENNE
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Are you sure it's not from having the HD Download?
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Are you sure it's not from having the HD Download?
Cheyenne, At this point I don't know what is causing the problem although I'm with you and leaning towards the download being the problem. First, I'm going to prove the motor mount one way or the other. I have located the old version mount from another dealer which I have to buy for $45. My dealer already sent my old mount back to the MOCO and they only have the new mounts in stock. If the mount proves not to be the problem, I am going to get the SERT and have the bike dyno tuned.
I love the way my dealer always says, "It's Normal!"
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