Great look. Can't wait to see the dyno numbers. Hope they will be better than stock.

bike is going to Hindles next week an I`am going to take some pictures if its ok with Lang.before an after an maybe during fitting etc.
I have no problem posting a message but everytime I try to attach pics the damm thing
won`t go.
any ideas what I might be doing wrong??

Basically the photos you are trying to post are way too large and the system will reject them.
High resolution photos are always a problem here
You need to resize your photos before you try and put them here.

You might want to consider Picassa as an alternative and post a link here.
Picassa (Google) gives you free space to load and share your photos

picasaweb.google.com/home

MAXimumRide wrote:
Open your pictures in "Paint" & resize them to about 30% of original. Save the resized photos & try uploading then. Should work

What you need to do is click on "Add File" at the bottom (purple arrow in image below)and a search box will come up. Then select your photo and hit enter.

Then you can hit the "Insert" button that shows up to put the photo in your post. It will insert where your cursor is.

Like Kris said if the photo is too large you may have an issue.....you could open them with Windows Paint and re-size them, say at 50% and save them at the new size. They'll post up then.

C:\fakepath\couch 080.JPG
try this

MAXimumRide wrote:
Close! Image is probably a little to big. Try posting one of the love seat.

Seriously though.....open that same image in paint and use the resize function, then post it again.

Mark

MAXimumRide wrote:
Got a chance to put some more miles on the bike yesterday night. Sounds beautiful!

Looking forward to seeing the final product after Hindle is done fitting it to your bike.

The sound and the look are really what I've been searching for....and I think it's what others that prefer a "dual" exhaust system the have been looking for as well.

No one else is offering so many choices for muffler finishes and styles, and my butt dyno tells me that the pipe is making decent power.

Please keep us updated on the progress and tell Lee I said hello.

-Mark-

Tell us more about that butt dyno on this pipe vs. your original Xpipe.

No_Max wrote:
Can only say that the bike feels very strong. Dyno won't really tell the story because I don't have any numbers from the bike with the X-Pipe, MAB and wide wheel for a real comparison.

The bike also lost weight, the new pipe and cans weigh a lot less than the X-Pipe and Kerkers I had on there, and I installed a Shorai battery, lost the billet turn signals. Probably 15 lbs lighter.

When/if I get back to the track, I think I may have a better idea if it's making a lot more power.