I also tried to remove my stock baffles and no matter what I used in my garage it only moved about a 1/16 of an inch. I went to my brothers shop he had a piece of solid metal round bar about 1 inch round and 2 feet long. I stuck it in the header side of the slip on and hit the end of the bar that was sticking out on the ground a time or two and the baffle popped out.

 

wow i have seen people make parts for their bikes but never seen someone try to make their own baffles out of wood.

 

Can someone please explain to me W in TF is going on here? Is this a joke?

 

Can they get them for you cheeper than you can on the net? Why give them your hard earned money for something you can do yourself?

 

You really need to get one of the MOCO's new accessories to fix that problem you are having. As you can see in the pic it works wonders. However, if you install on your own it will void the warranty!!!! .... so be careful.

PsTaN

 

LOL
I will price out the Screamin' Beaver today!


My dealer offers a 25% discount on all aftermarket exhaust parts. Happy surprise but the bill was still over $1000 after we added the SE Tuner and Stage 1 Kit...ouch!

 

Isn't that the special line of performance parts for chick bikes? I'm, sorry, I mean "Sportsters."

 

Check the vendor area. Seems there was someone on here offering deals on aftermarket exhausts

 

I had a buddy help me take out my baffles... we used a jack hammer... yeah that worked.
might have been overkill
J.