It was risky adding duals having never heard them!! The quiet baffles really ruined the sound for me (too much bass, not loud enough, odd tone) but the standard baffles woke the bike right up!! LOVE them!!

And if you remember my goal was "slightly lower at idle, but still ballsy" and this is perfect. It is definitely lower than prev pipes at idle .. and in fact louder and ballsier when twisted!!

Love them, so happy.

Thanks again for dealing with me, i know im a pain in the *** haha! And for beating everyone else's price.

 

Are U sure U haven't been reading my post...

I felt that way the first day I got ours and now 4 yrs later I love the bike even more.

Congrats on U ride, Enjoy,,, Naw, I really didn't have to say that.....

 

I did read your post, and i am envious you were able to do that long of a trip! Im good for only about 3 hours without having back issues (i have no backrest)

I am hesitant to even think of a long distance trip because i notice the comfort speed of my bike is 70-80, i know on some of those open roads the speed limit is either very high, or non-existent haha.

So for now im just staying local, or within a 3-4 hour radius

 

Guys, I'm sorry for making fun of you guys. I'm really feeling the love.

 

Ditto on lovin' my Heritage

 

Congrats on the Heritage...Looks like a very nice bike.

 

Yepper, feelin' the love here also.

 

Love My Heritage as well. Getting ready to order a set of fishtails for it very soon. I'm really thinking about these Samsons: http://www.samsonusa.com/S2-437.html

 

[quote=dansax;8659916]Men ride Fatboys.
I'm not into guy's but I'm glad your happy with your lifestyle (or whatever the hell they call it) LOL

To the op, Nice Bike! I bought mine new in 93 and I'll stop riding it when they stop selling gas.

 

LOL - My bike's an '11 Heritage and I bought an '11 Fat Boy Lo for the wife. I know about as many chicks that ride fat boys as I do men... I like the FLSTFB but it's not the bike my Heritage is - imho...