Performance baggers
#1821
Sick ride! What kind of windshield do you have on that bike?
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#1822
If your referring to Chad1200, his looks similar to the disposable $19 ebay ching chang I have on my batwing bike,
side note: when this bike was a full dresser it had your 8" recurve on it for about 75k miles, I liked the material it was made of, I could buff any blemishes right out, unlike the poly
side note: when this bike was a full dresser it had your 8" recurve on it for about 75k miles, I liked the material it was made of, I could buff any blemishes right out, unlike the poly
#1823
If your referring to Chad1200, his looks similar to the disposable $19 ebay ching chang I have on my batwing bike,
side note: when this bike was a full dresser it had your 8" recurve on it for about 75k miles, I liked the material it was made of, I could buff any blemishes right out, unlike the poly
side note: when this bike was a full dresser it had your 8" recurve on it for about 75k miles, I liked the material it was made of, I could buff any blemishes right out, unlike the poly
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Schex (06-15-2023)
#1824
#1825
Here is my entry, it's not on the level of some of these amazing builds. Maybe not "high" performance, but I think it belongs somewhere in the mix.
2009 SG with FM 107 kit. Level B heads. 10:5 comp. Wood 996a cams. Fueling cam plate and oil pump. S+S Sidewinder 2into1 exhaust. 13" Legend Revo A's in back, Legend cartridge upfront. Glide Pro stabilizer. Vindikta 12" Hoopteeze bars. V factor floorboards. Lucky Daves Get Lucky seat.
Did all the work myself including the FM 107 (my first engine build). Made 115hp and 122ft. lbs on the FM dyno.
I'm a fan of this thread!
As much as I like T-bars, I opted to not block the newly installed Sony ax7000 display. I like the gps via android auto when touring longer distance. I think the hoopteeze are a decent compromise.
2009 SG with FM 107 kit. Level B heads. 10:5 comp. Wood 996a cams. Fueling cam plate and oil pump. S+S Sidewinder 2into1 exhaust. 13" Legend Revo A's in back, Legend cartridge upfront. Glide Pro stabilizer. Vindikta 12" Hoopteeze bars. V factor floorboards. Lucky Daves Get Lucky seat.
Did all the work myself including the FM 107 (my first engine build). Made 115hp and 122ft. lbs on the FM dyno.
I'm a fan of this thread!
As much as I like T-bars, I opted to not block the newly installed Sony ax7000 display. I like the gps via android auto when touring longer distance. I think the hoopteeze are a decent compromise.
#1826
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Puglia10 (06-26-2023)
#1827
Maybe Im just getting old but my FM riot 2-1 pipe with my 124" motor is borderline too loud for me, especially with a cross country trip coming up. I can wear ear plugs for myself, but early mornings and late nights I cringe for my neighbors. Not trying to be that guy.
I tried rewrapping the baffle, and adding a lolipop washer but no real difference.
I realize its a big motor, and Im not looking to lose power but are there any 2 into 1 pipes that are pretty tame? Maybe Bassani? They dont seem too loud from what Ive heard. I assume I'll have to go full length which is a pain with my 14.5" shocks but nothing a big hammer cant fix right? Any experience with a mellow 2-1?? Thanks.
I tried rewrapping the baffle, and adding a lolipop washer but no real difference.
I realize its a big motor, and Im not looking to lose power but are there any 2 into 1 pipes that are pretty tame? Maybe Bassani? They dont seem too loud from what Ive heard. I assume I'll have to go full length which is a pain with my 14.5" shocks but nothing a big hammer cant fix right? Any experience with a mellow 2-1?? Thanks.
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DynaKid94 (06-27-2023)
#1828
I had a Bassani 2:1 Road Rage exhaust and didn't love it. While it was technically quieter than the HPi exhaust that replaced it, it had a really loud resonance starting around 3,000 RPMs.
I think this might have been due to the exhaust exiting under the bag causing a super annoying resonance that I could feel even with ear plugs.. The HPi pipe exited past the bag and didn't resonate like that.
Have you ever looked into a Jekill and Hyde exhaust, they have electronically adjustable baffles. They are not cheap, though.
https://www.jekillandhyde.com/en
I think this might have been due to the exhaust exiting under the bag causing a super annoying resonance that I could feel even with ear plugs.. The HPi pipe exited past the bag and didn't resonate like that.
Have you ever looked into a Jekill and Hyde exhaust, they have electronically adjustable baffles. They are not cheap, though.
https://www.jekillandhyde.com/en
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Puglia10 (06-28-2023)
#1829
Maybe Im just getting old but my FM riot 2-1 pipe with my 124" motor is borderline too loud for me, especially with a cross country trip coming up. I can wear ear plugs for myself, but early mornings and late nights I cringe for my neighbors. Not trying to be that guy.
I tried rewrapping the baffle, and adding a lolipop washer but no real difference.
I realize its a big motor, and Im not looking to lose power but are there any 2 into 1 pipes that are pretty tame? Maybe Bassani? They dont seem too loud from what Ive heard. I assume I'll have to go full length which is a pain with my 14.5" shocks but nothing a big hammer cant fix right? Any experience with a mellow 2-1?? Thanks.
I tried rewrapping the baffle, and adding a lolipop washer but no real difference.
I realize its a big motor, and Im not looking to lose power but are there any 2 into 1 pipes that are pretty tame? Maybe Bassani? They dont seem too loud from what Ive heard. I assume I'll have to go full length which is a pain with my 14.5" shocks but nothing a big hammer cant fix right? Any experience with a mellow 2-1?? Thanks.
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Puglia10 (06-28-2023)
#1830
I had a Bassani 2:1 Road Rage exhaust and didn't love it. While it was technically quieter than the HPi exhaust that replaced it, it had a really loud resonance starting around 3,000 RPMs.
I think this might have been due to the exhaust exiting under the bag causing a super annoying resonance that I could feel even with ear plugs.. The HPi pipe exited past the bag and didn't resonate like that.
Have you ever looked into a Jekill and Hyde exhaust, they have electronically adjustable baffles. They are not cheap, though.
https://www.jekillandhyde.com/en
I think this might have been due to the exhaust exiting under the bag causing a super annoying resonance that I could feel even with ear plugs.. The HPi pipe exited past the bag and didn't resonate like that.
Have you ever looked into a Jekill and Hyde exhaust, they have electronically adjustable baffles. They are not cheap, though.
https://www.jekillandhyde.com/en
I have seen the J and H pipes....love the idea....not the look or the price lol...I wish someone else would come up with a similar idea. Theyve been doing it in cars and boats for decades, I dont know why it isnt more popular on bikes. Itd be awesome to be stock quiet for mornings, nights, long trips etc then open it up whenever you want with a button.
Whatever you do, don't get the shorty Bassani like I have. It's loud and RIGHT in my ear... I know Bassani also has the mid-length one that terminates right before the axle nut, so more like 3/4 length? Plus they have it in that black chrome color which I dig. That being said I definitely am looking at going to something a little more mild too. Even at my not-so-old age the RK just doesn't need to be obnoxious - I've got a Dyna with a built high compression motor and a thunderheader for that....lol
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