loud pipes save lives

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Re: loud pipes save lives

12 Jul 2009 11:37
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Re: loud pipes save lives

13 Jul 2009 16:57
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Good one, Russ! :D
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Re: loud pipes save lives

13 Jul 2009 17:12
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I wonder how those scavenge....might have to get me some :laugh:

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Re: loud pipes save lives

13 Jul 2009 17:26
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I pull my baffle to annoy the HD crowd not my neighbors. There is nothing sweeter than an unbaffled Kaw drawing attention from the loud pipe guys in the parking lot. They wish thier shit sounded so good. Now that is priceless.

I pull my slip-on to do the same... 1 bolt, 1 tug, 1 loud ass bike...

Or leave it on and have an equally loud, but deeper and less-carrying tone to it. Seriously though I work till 2 am monday through friday, and my bike is quieter than my car (Subaru w/ fart can and a stripped header bolt = leaky loud heads).
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Re: loud pipes save lives

13 Jul 2009 23:09
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Russ Jackson wrote:
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If they came in ovals I'd get them. Otherwise I'm afraid they would drag in the corners.
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Re: loud pipes save lives

14 Jul 2009 04:25
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Kawickrice wrote:
I pull my baffle to annoy the HD crowd not my neighbors. There is nothing sweeter than an unbaffled Kaw drawing attention from the loud pipe guys in the parking lot. They wish thier shit sounded so good. Now that is priceless.

I pull my slip-on to do the same... 1 bolt, 1 tug, 1 loud ass bike...

Or leave it on and have an equally loud, but deeper and less-carrying tone to it. Seriously though I work till 2 am monday through friday, and my bike is quieter than my car (Subaru w/ fart can and a stripped header bolt = leaky loud heads).

I am guilty also when I had the competition baffle on my bike I would Buzz the Harley shop about 4 blocks away in 3rd gear. The Saturday Paul Teuttle crowd would all turn and look. I should film it and post it. Sometimes there are over a hundred of them...Russ
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