Biker's Choice Pipe Style Exhaust Pipe Baffle - 2"

Works great and can't beat the price. Easy to install and made the sound of the baffle-less Silvertail pipe on my V-Star 1300 tolerable. Without this baffle it sounded like a straight pipe Harley. I did not even wrap it, just bolted it on with the supplied hardware. I bought my bike used and the seller liked it LOUD. No baffle. Cruising at a constant speed the sound was fine. But accelerating from a stop it was just way too loud. What really made me search for a baffle was after a ride in the mountains. Going up hills required more throttle and much more noise. Not very enjoyable. Now the sound has been tamed with this baffle and I can enjoy the ride.

Tried these in my V&H Longshots on ar Roadstar 1700. They fit loosely (OD is 1.85in) so I wrappes ends with heat resistant foil tape. Also wrapped with fiberglass packing. Fit snugly. Noise level was certainly down, but a ver very strange high pitched pft pft sound. All the low frequencies were gone but high pitch remained. Honestly one of the weirdest sounds I ever heard, perhaps like an old biplane aircraft radial engine. high pitch blattering, very strange.

I bought this Biker's Choice exhaust baffle to replace the pointless one that came with my Akrapovic exhaust for the G310GS. With the Arka baffle in, the sound of the exhaust was too loud and obnoxious for my liking. It really made little difference whether I have the Akra baffle in or not. The Biker's Choice baffle installs into the Akrapovic exhaust nicely. It gets a little tighter as the baffle goes into the exhaust, but it's not damaging anything. The noise feels a little toned down, and I'm planning to wrap the baffle in fiber glass to smooth down the noise altogether.

baffles are great. I put these baffles on my 2017 Triumph Scrambler. I bought British Customs shotgun slip on pipes and they have baffles in them but they weren't as aggressive as the ones I bought here. I took the old ones out slipped the new ones in and before I did I wrap them with heavy fiberglass on the outside. It really muffled the sound and gave me a deeper sound like a old school Triumph should sound. Easy to install only took a few minutes.

Not a great fit. Decent gap around the baffle in my 2 inch pipes. Will pull them out and try to modify for a better fit. They definitely made the bike quieter but it's an odd sound. Lost the deep sound of the straight pipes. Might cut them in half when I take them out to modify the fit.

Worked great in my Triumph Bonnavile. America 900 I bought this bike it had no baffling in pipe vary load bought these to try. Working good but I’m going to take them back out and put the bagel rap around them to make the bike extra quiet Also the bolt that come with the baffles is too short it holds the pipe off center so when I would put the baffle cloth around the bell. I am going to buy a longer boat and center the baffle are using two nuts one inside to hold the baffel More centered.

These were perfect for my Vance & Hines Long Shots. Purchased some fiberglass wrap, tied down with some metal wire. Quick drill on the long shots and vioala, worked like a dream. Now I have a rumble while idling and a no more pops when releasing the throttle

Just came in today for my 1988 Honda Shadow VT1100C with straight pipes. I wanted to tone it down cause it was just to loud for my taste. My pipes measured 2 inches OD with a perfect 1.900 ID. These baffles measure 1.865 and fit decently snug, probably due to the fact that nothing can be 100% perfectly round, but it was enough to make me happy. Can fit about a fingernail in between the baffle and the pipe wall. Not a big deal tho. They seem heavy duty and solid. Without the fiberglass packing they are really quiet vs the deafening rumble of straight pipes. Will be pulling them out to pack with fiberglass tho. Overall they exceeded what i thought their quality would be and how well they preform.

Have it in time ,fit perfect on my vulcan,thank