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got them almost 2 years ago. They are great. Louder than any HD. Especially when you start your bike with choke on. Lovely stuff... Technically...

got them almost 2 years ago. They are great. Louder than any HD. Especially when you start your bike with choke on. Lovely stuff... Technically...

LOL... Should have checked before drilling :eek:

Ok. I thought about chip tuning etc... makes sense I guess

Sorry but what is it to do with BHP ? Isn't that something that may happen at a "start time" only? :confused:

Yep, same with mine, checked out the serial numbers and they were ok... Any reference to the checking website ? thanks !

Nah... Moved the house, re-decorated it... Still doing it... etc etc... But that does not mean I will NOT do it. LOL

As outlined above anyway - fit the original ones for MOT, fit Cocktail Shakers back once done.... Simples

my 5p.... modifications have one downside (as I have discovered) - you need to disclose them all to your insurer

No, it is a long metal bit attached to the external side of the exhaust on one end and having no other attachment points on the other end.... As...

Possibly...

Sorry for hijacking the thread, but can anyone explain the need of the small metal bracket that is on the very first picture ? Behind the muffler...

Sorry to hijack this convo, but I always wondered why short coctail shakers have flat metal bars screwed/attached to them ? what is the purpose of...

Got them on my Speedy... They are awesome. And yes they are loud. Properly loud, like louder than any HD ones... And yes, you get noticed by car...

Semi 10w40 Motul

Got cocktail shakers, but remapped the engine. They are loud, but proved that better loud than dead...

Trip to Basque Country. August 2016 [ATTACH] [ATTACH]

well, I guess I should have specified a bit more - what budget options have you tried/heard/known of to be worth going for ? That Kuryakyn stuff...