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Thought V&H too... but they are very good about stamping their products - as has been mentioned. They do look like V&H, however.
As to Classic pipes... they may very well be pipes made for the classic. Look at the foot peg and mount. Most of us, who don't want hard mounted pipes, have used classic foot peg brackets and either fab'd a new hanger or bought pipes intended for the classic.Quote from: griz01 on April 12, 2012, 16:40:25 PMKind of look similar to Vance & Hines Big Shots
Kinda' what I was thinking, but V&H usually has their insignia on the pipes.
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49Reo
Kind of look similar to Vance & Hines Big Shots
O.D. on outer pipes is 2.5". I checked again, no stampings anywhere. Pipes have side bolted baffles. The bend of the pipes, especially the front pipe is very similar to Fat Pipes but that brand seems to come up only on European websites and only for 1500 Classics. Hard Kromes don't appear to have the bends at the bottom of the front pipe. Roadhouse is dead so there are no photos to look at and I don't know if they were double-walled.
Well there aren't many double walled pipes out there... Hard Krome is one that comes to mind. The shape looks like Fat Pipes... most have some stamping someplace...
What is the outside diameter of the heat shield?
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49Reo
My 2005 1500 Drifter has these pipes on it. There is no branding anywhere. Any ideas? I've scoured a lot of sites and installation instructions and can't seem to find a match. One thing to note is the chrome outer pipes are welded, not clamped to the inner pipes. Other brands such as V&H and Cobra mentions installing the outer pipes or heat shield with clamps. No such thing on mine.
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