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Discussion in 'Pull up a chair and sit for a spell' started by scottie3450, Oct 20, 2005.

  1. scottie3450

    scottie3450 New Member

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    looking for the loudest and best looking pipes on the market
    scottie3450, Oct 20, 2005
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    Need a bit more info for folks to help ya!!! what kind of bike? True Dual, 2 into 1, 2 into 2, what is the engine size...... Give the folks that may have some input some info!!! :D
    AFNurse, Oct 20, 2005
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  4. scottie3450

    scottie3450 New Member

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    new pipes

    i have a 2005 dyna wideglide twin 88 fuel injected.i want loud like call the cops loud ,,i like the new hooker troublemaker pipes but want different thought and ideas,,thanks
    scottie3450, Oct 20, 2005
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    In colorado springs you wouldn't have to call the cops they would probaly give you a ticket without calling them. Not to be a smart a$$, but I have ridden with a couple of guys with pipes like that. Never again. Ridding is suppose to be enjoyable, not cause headaches.

    Anyhow, the pipe i would recommend would get you more perfomance, not loud. I really liked the V&H Pro Pipe. Had it on my Deuce. Nice sound and great performance. Just my thoughts


    Dino
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    If you want loud, just pull the pipes off and run without 'em. :rolleyes:
    Goose, Oct 21, 2005
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  7. FLHTbiker

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    We have a guy in our HOG chapter on a V-Rod that has the loudest obnoxious pipes in the world. Everybody in the chapter complains about him and no one wants to ride with him or especially behind him. WE have all complained directly to him about it. Might want to think about just how loud you might want to go. When they really hurt the old ears then its just to loud. Now a Harley with a set of really good sounding and not overly loud pipes sounds really nice.

    Marc

    Your Future Depends On Many Things, But mostly On You.
    FLHTbiker, Oct 21, 2005
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    I've always like the sound of the 4 pipes on my Royal Star by Barons. They're a fairly heavy gauge metal and remind me of that ole V8 Chevy sound from the 60's and 70's. But I grew tired of riding long distance with em cause they're pretty loud. If I hadn't gotten the FJR to tour with, I was going to change the RS's pipes because it just got tiring after a few hours, and nobody wanted to ride behind me. For short trips and around town I don't care. They do do a good good job of setting off car alarms in parking lots though. :rolleyes:
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    I remember Bob's thunderheader... :eek:
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    When I was cruising down I-80 to Salt Lake and back I loved the sound of the V&H ovals. I could still here my music. Now when I would really get on the bike it seemed those pipes would just come alive with high quality sound that was just enough to set off car alarms, make people notice and just simply put a grin on my face. I think I will be going back to them. :D

    Marc
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    FLHTbiker, Oct 21, 2005
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    me too that's why I'm half deaf... :rolleyes: you'll note I'm running stock pipes now..on the Harley at least. the little ST is running ducati performance slip ons....mmmm that's a shweet piece that bike.
    Sleepy, Oct 21, 2005
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