3.5" Supertrapp Touring Mufflers and 6x9 Saddlebag Speaker Lids
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03-13-2014, 04:46 PM
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I just noticed the set of Supertrapps on my bike have loose baffles when cold. Thump and they rattle. Once it warms up no thump and rattle. Funny you hear no sound when bike is running. I would not sweat the "loose baffle" thing at all. Easy fix. You can also remove the inside and locate where it makes contact and "stiple" or dimple with a center punch a few times on the baffle itself. Perhaps core is the correct term?
These mufflers are known to be one of the better all around performing ones and sound pretty good too. Plus with the removable end caps many different looks are available.
These mufflers are known to be one of the better all around performing ones and sound pretty good too. Plus with the removable end caps many different looks are available.
#12
03-17-2014, 11:51 AM
Do you have the waterproof covers for where the speakers go? I REALLY need some lids, and I don't have speakers to put in them anytime soon... just need lids!
#13
03-18-2014, 02:06 AM
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Ok, now read PatrickHenninger's post (#12) again (and maybe several times) and make sure it's in your head.
Now look at/watch his avatar GIF while listening to his quote in your head.
Is that great or what?
Do you have the waterproof covers for where the speakers go? I REALLY need some lids, and I don't have speakers to put in them anytime soon... just need lids!
Is that great or what?
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03-18-2014, 11:58 AM
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No, I don't have the waterproof covers, however, I do have some brand new Alpine speaker grilles that I will send you for free if you buy the lids.
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03-18-2014, 07:14 PM
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