Pipes...not too loud !
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Road Captain
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From: My Mom
Pipes...not too loud !
Still trying to pick the right slip-on for my Electra. I have used SE slip-ons and Pythons in the past...the Pythons are louder than I really want. I was looking at Rineharts, V&H Ovals, etc. Could I get some recommendations for good performance, decent price, and not too much noise ?
BTW...another member here mentioned RUSH....I've checked out their website and wouldn't rule them out but I have yet to find a pair I could actually hear in person. Thanks.
BTW...another member here mentioned RUSH....I've checked out their website and wouldn't rule them out but I have yet to find a pair I could actually hear in person. Thanks.
Road Master
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From: iowa
RE: Pipes...not too loud !
Try the Rolling Thunder slip ons. Very reasonable and have had a lot of compliments about them. You can hear them at this site:
http://www.rollingthunderpipes.com/products.htm
Semper Fi!
http://www.rollingthunderpipes.com/products.htm
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Road Captain
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From: Mont. Co. Maryland
RE: Pipes...not too loud !
I have the V&H classic slips on....sounds great......they aren't loud unless you make them loud. I can ride through my neighbor at 4 am and not wake a soul, but If I wanted to I could set off every car alarm within 75 yards. LOL......
So, the classic slipons sounds great. The only time I'm am idiot about being really loud is in traffic so folks can hear/see me..... You'd like them
But, you have to just hang out at a dealer on a Sat. and hear all the pipes.......You'll hear pipes from A-Z, and find one you like.........
So, the classic slipons sounds great. The only time I'm am idiot about being really loud is in traffic so folks can hear/see me..... You'd like them
But, you have to just hang out at a dealer on a Sat. and hear all the pipes.......You'll hear pipes from A-Z, and find one you like.........
Road Captain
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From: Mont. Co. Maryland
RE: Pipes...not too loud !
I have the V&H classic slips on....sounds great......they aren't loud unless you make them loud. I can ride through my neighbor at 4 am and not wake a soul, but If I wanted to I could set off every car alarm within 75 yards. LOL......
So, the classic slipons sounds great. The only time I'm am idiot about being really loud is in traffic so folks can hear/see me..... You'd like them
But, you have to just hang out at a dealer on a Sat. and hear all the pipes.......You'll hear pipes from A-Z, and find one you like.........
So, the classic slipons sounds great. The only time I'm am idiot about being really loud is in traffic so folks can hear/see me..... You'd like them
But, you have to just hang out at a dealer on a Sat. and hear all the pipes.......You'll hear pipes from A-Z, and find one you like.........
6th Gear
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RE: Pipes...not too loud !
If you don't want loud - don't bother with the Rineharts. I have them on my Ultra. Plenty loud when you throttle into it.
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RE: Pipes...not too loud !
I love my V&H Ovals. You can get them from Eastern Performace Cycles off eBay.
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From: MA
RE: Pipes...not too loud !
I'd call some dealers and ask if they have any bikes in the shop that have
the exhausts you're thinking about getting. Go to the dealer and listen to
the different pipes. It will give you a good idea of what you want.
the exhausts you're thinking about getting. Go to the dealer and listen to
the different pipes. It will give you a good idea of what you want.