T-Rex 3" Dual Straights
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09-05-2006, 04:02 PM
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09-06-2006, 01:55 AM
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RE: T-Rex 3" Dual Straights
ORIGINAL: HD Renegade
I just got home from a 100 mile group ride and no-one said that my pipes were to loud. Anyone that said anything at all said how much they liked them. Even the guy the was running behind my at 80 mph to get back to the front after blocking traffic for the group, said very nice pipes. I was the only one in the group that had these pipes. People liked the look of them, and the no clamp thing too. Good sound, and good looks.
I fogot to mention, this bike has some A$$ Kicking Legs on the highway when you put the power to it!!!!! 80mph is so smooth!!
Bob
I just got home from a 100 mile group ride and no-one said that my pipes were to loud. Anyone that said anything at all said how much they liked them. Even the guy the was running behind my at 80 mph to get back to the front after blocking traffic for the group, said very nice pipes. I was the only one in the group that had these pipes. People liked the look of them, and the no clamp thing too. Good sound, and good looks.
I fogot to mention, this bike has some A$$ Kicking Legs on the highway when you put the power to it!!!!! 80mph is so smooth!!
Bob
To be honest the pipes went on without a hitch, the fit was very good. However the chrome in some places has some lite scuff marks from the packaging. I feel they could easily be polished out with some Semi-Chrome but since I am not keeping them I don’t intend to go through the trouble. After this coming weekend I’m going to post them in the “For Sale” section for $450 and put something else on the scooter, AGAIN.
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09-06-2006, 07:27 PM
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RE: T-Rex 3" Dual Straights
ORIGINAL: Electra Geezer
I agree with you Bob. But, they are too loud for me and plan on pulling them off this weekend (9-10-06) after a 150 mile ride. I rode for 4 hours this past weekend and they are just too loud for me. City streets or back roads are fine around 55 mph but get it on the highway at 70+ and it is all over. So here I go again searching for a good sound with less volume.
To be honest the pipes went on without a hitch, the fit was very good. However the chrome in some places has some lite scuff marks from the packaging. I feel they could easily be polished out with some Semi-Chrome but since I am not keeping them I don’t intend to go through the trouble. After this coming weekend I’m going to post them in the “For Sale” section for $450 and put something else on the scooter, AGAIN.
ORIGINAL: HD Renegade
I just got home from a 100 mile group ride and no-one said that my pipes were to loud. Anyone that said anything at all said how much they liked them. Even the guy the was running behind my at 80 mph to get back to the front after blocking traffic for the group, said very nice pipes. I was the only one in the group that had these pipes. People liked the look of them, and the no clamp thing too. Good sound, and good looks.
I fogot to mention, this bike has some A$$ Kicking Legs on the highway when you put the power to it!!!!! 80mph is so smooth!!
Bob
I just got home from a 100 mile group ride and no-one said that my pipes were to loud. Anyone that said anything at all said how much they liked them. Even the guy the was running behind my at 80 mph to get back to the front after blocking traffic for the group, said very nice pipes. I was the only one in the group that had these pipes. People liked the look of them, and the no clamp thing too. Good sound, and good looks.
I fogot to mention, this bike has some A$$ Kicking Legs on the highway when you put the power to it!!!!! 80mph is so smooth!!
Bob
To be honest the pipes went on without a hitch, the fit was very good. However the chrome in some places has some lite scuff marks from the packaging. I feel they could easily be polished out with some Semi-Chrome but since I am not keeping them I don’t intend to go through the trouble. After this coming weekend I’m going to post them in the “For Sale” section for $450 and put something else on the scooter, AGAIN.
Bob
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09-07-2006, 02:37 AM
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RE: T-Rex 3" Dual Straights
It is no ones fault but my own. I have only seen and heard one other set. When the guy left the dealer he must not have stood on it hard because they were loud but I thought I could handle the volume. Right now they only make one baffle but have a quiet one in the works which is due out in about two months. It is going to be noise legal, whatever that means. I am going to pull these off Sunday, post them in the "For Sale" forum, and order something on Monday to have before the following weekend.
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12-23-2006, 05:25 PM
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#79
02-17-2007, 12:45 PM
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RE: T-Rex 3" Dual Straights
i've seen several recommendations for vendors through this site, but not this one:
http://www.shopzanottimotor.com/shop...;catalogId=643
gotta admit, they look nice, but i don't want to get too loud. gonna have to decide soon though.
http://www.shopzanottimotor.com/shop...;catalogId=643
gotta admit, they look nice, but i don't want to get too loud. gonna have to decide soon though.
#80
03-13-2007, 11:14 PM
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