They're some worked over stock pipes. Basically just had the plugs knocked out, and some of the baffling cut out. Nothing fancy or expensive........ yet. I'm still waiting to hear some on another bike that I like the sound of. Until then, I'll have to deal with these obnoxious things.......

 

Cuda, you can take a listen to my D&D's, just slip-ons but they are the 3.5" and look like a couple of howitzers sticking out the back of the ultra, got some dualies on order to balance em out and get rid of that heat generator cross over pipe.
Sounds good though, nice solid rumble while cruzin but will bark at ya when you twist it.

 

When we stop for breaks and there's twisties ahead of us we normally let the guys that want to run mach II go first and meet us at the end of the path and hopefully we joy riders don't have to pick up mufflers or mirrors afterward. It's always left up to the majority anyways. So with that in mind I guess we will discuss it that morning.[/QUOTE]

Don't really care where I ride Wizard but I do like to file a little chrome off the floorboards in the twisties, not much for leaving parts laying around though

Don't even mind ridin behind a dipper as long as they can spit good enough to make it over the yellow line, oncoming cages with nice clean windshields and an un-attentive cell phone talker behind the wheel is usually a good target

 

"hopefully we joy riders don't have to pick up mufflers or mirrors afterward. It's always left up to the majority anyways. "

Then what is Todd for?

 

Just watch out for the bees while riding in back Todd.
I like to go nice and slow in the twisties. I'm guessing Gordon aint goin on this ride? That was probably the best time I've had, trying to keep up with him.