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new bike, new exhaust

#1 Unread post by Engine1 »

Just got a 750 shadow, and the stock exhaust is a little wimpy for me. Now before I go shell out the cash for some new pipes I was gonna try to remove the baffles in the exhaust........Anybody know how?

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#2 Unread post by gatekeeper »

I just bought a 2005 Vulcan Classic 800. I bought extras for the bike but I want to run the factory pipes until after break in. Can anyone recommend the best pipes for my bike? Sound and Perfomance.

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#3 Unread post by Engine1 »

Vance and Hines is a name that Ive know for a while, but a new one, Hard Krome was just brought to my attention and highly recommended.
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Ride safe...God bless!
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#5 Unread post by gsJack »

I like them just the way they come from the factory. There are no wimpy bikes, just wimpy riders.
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