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why do people ask these questions? Everybody has what they think sounds best. Nobody can answer that. May as well ask what the best color for your bike is.
pleased with the sound,a little loud but mellow at speed and can hear radio fine.
not too tinny not too deep, musical undertones little gurggleing,reverb sounds different every ride depending on my mood. good tuning job obviously is going to make a difference if you do go out and listen to other bikes(pops and crackles no good).
id say were i live there a 7 out of 10 loud when hitting it but in myrtle beach there like a 3 were every one is running straits.
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