An Open response to ray 1970 on his question of 'Being Mean'
#41
06-05-2007 | 07:59 PM
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From: Appling GA
RE: An Open response to ray 1970 on his question of 'Being Mean'
Terrys got more harley in his blood than you know, look at his bike maybe that will give you a clue. This thread is about respect for others or the lack thereof.
ORIGINAL: bdavis
Terry,
Sounds like you should be riding a moped, not a Harley.
Terry,
Sounds like you should be riding a moped, not a Harley.
#42
06-05-2007 | 08:03 PM
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From: Appling GA
RE: An Open response to ray 1970 on his question of 'Being Mean'
LMFAO not one person has said put quiet pipes on. Most of us have illegal pipes.
Does the written word not mean anything anymore? Or has reading comprehension just declined to the point where you might as well be writing in hebrew? Try reading slower or even reading the posts twice maybe that will help.
Or maybe "evelyn woodheads sped redding corse" wil werk 4 u
Does the written word not mean anything anymore? Or has reading comprehension just declined to the point where you might as well be writing in hebrew? Try reading slower or even reading the posts twice maybe that will help.
Or maybe "evelyn woodheads sped redding corse" wil werk 4 u
ORIGINAL: bdavis
I didn't buy a Harley as a Politically Correct statement. I don't blast my pipes through residential neighborhoods, but I'm also not going to put quiet pipes on to make you PC types happy.
I didn't buy a Harley as a Politically Correct statement. I don't blast my pipes through residential neighborhoods, but I'm also not going to put quiet pipes on to make you PC types happy.
#46
06-05-2007 | 08:14 PM
RE: An Open response to ray 1970 on his question of 'Being Mean'
Exactlly x2lee.I would guess thatmaybe 1 or 2 people here have stock exhuast.And the reason for not keeping stock mufflers is performance/sound.Everyone wants there sportster to sound like a "Real Harley".And if you just replace the mufflers and don't finish the stage 1 then you are only in it for the sound.Cause just adding the pipes won't help performance very much at all.
#47
06-05-2007 | 08:30 PM
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RE: An Open response to ray 1970 on his question of 'Being Mean'
Its not having them its how you use them....
ORIGINAL: Booey420
Exactlly x2lee.I would guess thatmaybe 1 or 2 people here have stock exhuast.And the reason for not keeping stock mufflers is performance/sound.Everyone wants there sportster to sound like a "Real Harley".And if you just replace the mufflers and don't finish the stage 1 then you are only in it for the sound.Cause just adding the pipes won't help performance very much at all.
Exactlly x2lee.I would guess thatmaybe 1 or 2 people here have stock exhuast.And the reason for not keeping stock mufflers is performance/sound.Everyone wants there sportster to sound like a "Real Harley".And if you just replace the mufflers and don't finish the stage 1 then you are only in it for the sound.Cause just adding the pipes won't help performance very much at all.
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06-05-2007 | 08:36 PM
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RE: An Open response to ray 1970 on his question of 'Being Mean'
ORIGINAL: Booey420
Exactlly x2lee.I would guess thatmaybe 1 or 2 people here have stock exhuast.And the reason for not keeping stock mufflers is performance/sound.Everyone wants there sportster to sound like a "Real Harley".And if you just replace the mufflers and don't finish the stage 1 then you are only in it for the sound.Cause just adding the pipes won't help performance very much at all.
Exactlly x2lee.I would guess thatmaybe 1 or 2 people here have stock exhuast.And the reason for not keeping stock mufflers is performance/sound.Everyone wants there sportster to sound like a "Real Harley".And if you just replace the mufflers and don't finish the stage 1 then you are only in it for the sound.Cause just adding the pipes won't help performance very much at all.
