The Wife says the stock Springer Classic pipes are (pardon the expression) "Too Weeny." Any suggestions on some replacement pipes that can sound off?

Thanks All,

Dave

 

I know what you mean I had the SE's put on when I got my Classic It helped but they are still pretty quite. I'm ordering a set of the V&H Fishtail II's I hate to do this never having heard them, but Ive never heard a bad thing about them so Ill let you know when I get them, it's going to be a couple of week's though.

 

Jon,

Thanks very much!! Keep me posted will ya?

Stay Safe,

Dave

 

I think if you're going to stick to the cross overs you will have a limited selection. But if you decided to do away with it you have as many choices as anyone else. I scrapped the cross overs for V&H short shots and love them. They look and sound great IMO. Of course I understand that the cross overs may be part of what attracts a person to the FLSTSC.

 

Ima picking up my new 06 Classic on Tuesday, did the stage one with SE Pros....I'v always had 2 to1 in the past on my bikes..but like Coaster said, the cross overs [Y pipe?] is what I like..I'll let you know..mabey not loud enough??

 

I have dual fishtail slipons from V&H love look and they are loud... I put in there baffles and they are still loud but not abusive

 

V&H M.

 

I got Samson True Dual Fishtails on my deluxe,great look and sound...

 

You've got a bike that is intended to evoke a late '40s Knuck or pan w/spring fork. Why not put on a set of pipes that were common back then, with a little modification to sweeten 'em up sound-wise? 2 into 1 head pipes, with a straight fishtail extension. They'll sound like no other HD, and they have that still-classic look. Here's what they look like on an old Shovel FLH:

 

My V&H Slip-ons for my Springer Classic are due to arrive any day now .... Pretty sure I got the best price out there. Check this out ...

http://www.gopartsdirect.com/2005/it...=&SubCategory=

I'll let you know what they sound like after I put 'em on. Good Luck ... and congrats on the Springer.

LOWRY