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i'm pulling the trigger on a road glide in 4 weeks (and man do i feel like a 12-year old counting the days to christmas). wanted to get a feel for what the options are for pipes. pics would help the days go bye a little easier.
Im running V & H Power Duals with 4" Black Outs and like them, they look good and develop good power and sound. But if I was going to do it again I would very seriously look at the Fuel Moto Ceramic Header and their Jackpot Mufflers or the HD Nightsticks
i'm pulling the trigger on a road glide in 4 weeks (and man do i feel like a 12-year old counting the days to christmas). wanted to get a feel for what the options are for pipes. pics would help the days go bye a little easier.
Its not days before christmas its SLEEPS before christmas....personally I like the v&h power duels....but you need to go to rally or something and listen and look at the bikes with the exhaust systems installed...at least that what worked for me...
I put 4" Rinehart's on my soon to be delivered Road Glide Custom. I too am waiting like a kid before Christmas! I am waiting impatiently for a painted inner fairing to come from the factory.
They best thing to do is to like mrfikser & mkguitar said. Get out to a rally and take a look/hear what they sound like on a Road Glide. Also great choice on the bike I really enjoy mine.
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