Does anyone have this slip on and how does it sound compared to the D&D?
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I have heard a few V&H systems that put D&D to shame, Spraguepsycho is one of them.90% of motorcycle forum members do not have a service manual for their bike.
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The SS2R is a slip-on for the post kats, I don't think they made a SS2R for the pre's as it is a oval can system. You can make the SS2R system just as loud as the D&D by just changing the baffle. They are available for right around $30.00~$40.00. I think Sprague has the SuperSport system with the race baffle in it. That has a shorter round can.
Anyway I have the SS2R slip-on on my 06 750 and it has a nice tone while cruising (Don't attract cops) and when you roll on the throttle is comes to life, Still not as load as the D&D but I am running the quiet baffle.
Tmod
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Originally posted by Tmod View PostYou can make the SS2R system just as loud as the D&D by just changing the baffle. They are available for right around $30.00~$40.00. I think Sprague has the SuperSport system with the race baffle in it. That has a shorter round can.
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Originally posted by arsenic View Postthe SS2R system was a full system for pres. I'm pretty sure you can still get it.Chris
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