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Well im gonna be 58 tomorrow 9/11 .. Not as old as you but I spent yesterday rolling around under my 54 f 100 project . All I did to my bike this week was put it on the red sears jack and wash it. Im gonna go get bugs all over it today . My buddy called yesterday and says hey wanna go ride tomorrow.. I checked my schedule (hell im unemployed) and decided I had time to go .... Ill have a smile all afternoon with out any new parts . Just a good wash job making it pretty again makes me smile...
Yep. I'll have to remember (<----uh-oh... remember?) tomorrow. Thanks for the reminder Ultraman.
Last edited by RangeRat; Sep 10, 2009 at 07:53 AM.
As far as Reinharts are concerned, I think your get more sound out of them. The Bub 7s are definitely quieter than Reinharts. I was looking for a deep Harley exhaust sound without offending the neighbors and still wanted to hear the radio while cruising. The Bubs did the job. Both are made by the same company.
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