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Not a ton of reviews on here about them. They are a pretty new product, but seem to be catching on. Haven't heard anything negative about them so I'm sure they will continue to get more popular.
I have 4.5 RC slip ons with RC Tormentor header on my M8.
super happy with them. They start out fairly quiet ( too much so) when you first install them.
After about 1,000 klics they get a raspy superstock/sprint car sound! On throttle and have a great note on deceleration,or you can ride around quietly when needed or just cruising on the highway,you can hear your tunes too! Just sayin
I had them on my RKS for the last year. I liked them a lot but I am having them swapped out as I type. Bike at the dealer for winter storage. The only reason I am switching id I went with a complete FuelMoto kit to get rid of the cats. Nice low rumble at idle and would would get louder under throttle.
I echo what HDvibe had to say above
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