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V&H Propipes vs Roadhouse 2-1 1 Year, 3 Months ago  
Does anyone know of a site that I can listen to sound clips of these two pipes?

By the way I have learned a lot from this site. (From the lurker side of the room)<br><br>Post edited by: floresrl, at: 2007/08/22 09:36
 
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Re:V&H Propipes vs Roadhouse 2-1 1 Year, 3 Months ago  
I don't know a link, but I've had both on my R* already. Both work great. The R/H 2/1 has a quieter idle and low rpm speed sound, and is a lower pipe on the bike itself. But she can make some noise when opened up. The propipe is louder at idle (and above), and seems to have just a little more umph. Both pipes make the bike sound awesome, no losers here. Propipe is cheaper , by around 150 clams. BB
 
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Re:V&H Propipes vs Roadhouse 2-1 1 Year, 3 Months ago  
Sorry to butt in Big Bear I think in a previous post you said that the pipes on your bike in the pic was a V &amp; H Pro is that correct. Thanks Jay A.
 
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Re:V&H Propipes vs Roadhouse 2-1 1 Year, 3 Months ago  
The pipe in the pic you see right now is the R/H 2/1. I installed the V/H propipe just about three weeks ago, new pic coming soon. BB
 
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Re:V&H Propipes vs Roadhouse 2-1 1 Year, 3 Months ago  
Thanks Big Bear my memory fades sometimes you know. Must be old age, why the change or are you like the rest of us and just can't help yourself. What are you going to do with The R/H Pipe. Thamks Jay A.
 
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Re:V&H Propipes vs Roadhouse 2-1 1 Year, 3 Months ago  
Jay, I actually already sold the R/H pipe to a fellow Roadie here on the forum. His screen name is Greeny. The single biggest reason I swapped pipes was because after removing my floorboards and installing forwards, the R/H would drag in aggressive riding situations. The propipe is a higher pipe, with a less likely chance of making hard contact with Mother earth. Both pipes are great pipes, if the clearance wasn't an issue, I'd a never changed them.BB
 
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Re:V&H Propipes vs Roadhouse 2-1 1 Year, 3 Months ago  
Thanks Big Bear will look forward to new pic's of your bike with the V&amp;H, Jay A.
 
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