Rinehart Slip-ons
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10-12-2007, 07:50 PM
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10-12-2007, 08:27 PM
RE: Rinehart Slip-ons
According to Mike at Latus Motors, Vance & Hines Basic Slip-on's with stock head pipes produce outstanding performance and sound. Another consideration is the new BUB Seven Slip-on's which are just now starting to appear. Very limited reviews about the BUB Seven's at this time so I think the majority of us are just sitting back and waiting to see how they sound and perform.
Jim Rego of BUB has informed me that American Cycle Magazine will be doing an article on the BUB Seven's in it's November issue.
I was just about ready to buy the V&H Basic Slip-on's until receiving a phone call from Jim. After our 15 minute phone conversation, I will wait until the pre-2007 BUB Seven's become available and see how they work.
Terry
Jim Rego of BUB has informed me that American Cycle Magazine will be doing an article on the BUB Seven's in it's November issue.
I was just about ready to buy the V&H Basic Slip-on's until receiving a phone call from Jim. After our 15 minute phone conversation, I will wait until the pre-2007 BUB Seven's become available and see how they work.
Terry
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10-13-2007, 06:57 AM
RE: Rinehart Slip-ons
Have a friend who has rh slipons. In my opinion they 0nlysound god when you are really twisting on the throttle. Duals sound better. Rh do have a deep tone and look good. I think most after market slipons share these characteristics. Quiet at idle and sound good when really on the throttle. Thats why I went with thunderheaders they sound good at idle, cruising and really good when going through the gears.
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10-13-2007, 05:36 PM
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RE: Rinehart Slip-ons
ORIGINAL: linck241
If your intersted in the rineharts I have a set that are like brand new with only about 400 miles on them.
They are a great sounding pipe but I am used to pipes a bit louder since I had some thunderheaders.
Let me know if your intersted. They were $450 new.
If your intersted in the rineharts I have a set that are like brand new with only about 400 miles on them.
They are a great sounding pipe but I am used to pipes a bit louder since I had some thunderheaders.
Let me know if your intersted. They were $450 new.
Just sent you an email... let me know when you get it and when you can reply. Cheers!
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10-13-2007, 06:25 PM
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RE: Rinehart Slip-ons
ORIGINAL: linck241
If your intersted in the rineharts I have a set that are like brand new with only about 400 miles on them.
They are a great sounding pipe but I am used to pipes a bit louder since I had some thunderheaders.
Let me know if your intersted. They were $450 new.
If your intersted in the rineharts I have a set that are like brand new with only about 400 miles on them.
They are a great sounding pipe but I am used to pipes a bit louder since I had some thunderheaders.
Let me know if your intersted. They were $450 new.