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Old 08-20-2013, 05:12 PM
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Forgive my ignorance, I'm pretty new to the riding world. I'm looking at a 2010 Road King and it has the stock exhaust. I want something loud and obnoxious, but have no idea what to look at. I wouldn't be opposed to something with removable baffles. Something loud around town then maybe a little quieter on longer rides. Thanks for you input.
 
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Old 08-20-2013, 05:16 PM
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the header has a catalytic convertor in it, so you would need to remove the cat or replace the headers ( be aware that you are now tampering).

there are all kinds of pipes available and all the H-D touring models can use same type pipes ( they all have the same frame, the difference is in the amount of plastic hanging on the frame...and some badges and speakers).

you may do well with a supertrapp 4" tunable pipe with the disc system, these can be about as loud or as quiet as the rider wants- in minutes.
harley sells supertrapp made mufflers, "Nightstick" and "Fatshots" which can be tuned like any supertrapp once the tamper screw is removed


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Just gut the cat and cut out the baffles and you will get what you desire. Trust as I just did that...
 
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Vance and Hines Short Shots - very loud with that nice rumble. Or try Long Shots, a little less quiet and will probably look better on the RK.

Or try D&D Borzilla, I've never heard that one in person, but comments here indicate it is loud.
 
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Samson fishtails without baffles.
 
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Or try D&D Borzilla, I've never heard that one in person, but comments here indicate it is loud.[/QUOTE]

The Borzilla maybe to much pipe for a stock bike but D&D makes the Fatcat and it is available with different baffles. The performance baffle is loud and mean sounding. There are plenty of choices just go to a bike night or a dealership on Saturday. Listen for the sound you like then ask the owner about his pipes. most of us love to talk about our bikes.
 
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