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I'm looking at doing some slip-ons, just enough noise to make it sound good but not get me killed by the folks living next to me. I drive to work in the mornings and don't want to wake up everyone at 5:15am.
I have always done a 2-1 before on my other bikes but this is a bagger, I think it looks better with 2 out the back.
sorry for the post going up twice, the net is doing something?????
Last edited by buelldude; Feb 18, 2009 at 05:21 AM.
Reason: posted it twice
I gotta cast my vote for the V/H Monster Ovals. Deep sound and great quality. I've bought alot of pipes in my time and these are the best sounding by far that I've ever had.
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