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[ot]Hey Dubliner, we (D1 and I) were just talking about you and your CNC machine. I was at my buddy's machine shop last week, wanting a part made. He said his CNC machine is only 3 axes, if I understand him correctly, and this project can't be done on 3-axes. It has too many curvature details, in my understanding.
Does yours happen to do 4 axes?? [/ot]
Excellent! I happen to have a cnc machine in my garage and I'll make one, by any chance would anybody have a vector drawing of that tri-bracket by chance. I can't see the measurements vey well. Bit of trial and error I guess. Great stuff guys, thank you.
Here, check this out: You are not the first one to have to deal with this...http://www.vulcandrifterriders.com/tbracket.html
Yes there's one hole for the peg and a rubber insert hole for the pipe it came with, (it's just a 2 inch straight piece welded onto exhaust pipe. ). So short of making a bracket that transitions from the one frame hole to the two V&H bracket holes, would anybody know what is missing? My much sought after RS bracket is giving me a headache.
How many holes in the foot peg bracket? Just 1? Does that one hole have a rubber insert? If yes, then you have the much sought after r/s classic bracket with the rubber mount. The Drifter has a dual bolt bracket that lines up with the V&H mounting, but mounts the pipes without insulation.....The original exhaust has a long, rubber mounted bracket/support for the stock muffler, and uses/needs a rigid mount at the foot peg.
Ok, got my new V&H longshots but it came with a black mounting bracket that fits two holes where stok exhaust was. My problem is I didn't have stock on there and the pipes I did have we're only held on by one bolt/bracket that fit onto a hole on the rear foot peg bracket. Any ideas? There's no diagrams with thE V&H so I can't really tell which orientation the bracket should take as it doesn't seem to match up with the single mounting hole on the peg mount. Tia.
Quote from: greenbarn on April 23, 2014, 09:58:26 AMGoes without saying......Don't forget your tags and registration fees.... You can be sure they want their MONEY too.....
Well it's the thought that counts, good karma for you BikerBob.
Shoot!......I just last week dumped a complete OEM Exhaust!!!!! I KNEW I should have kept it........someone may need it.....
but I'm such a parts pack-rat I have to thin things out every once in a while. I would have given it up for the shipping cost.
Sorry Dubs.............
Thanks all , I've decided to go with the V&H long shots.
Quote from: pcarrell on April 23, 2014, 08:56:14 AMIn Indiana they couldn't care less what you run. You can run straight pipes if you want. Shoot, if you're over 18 years old, we don't even have helmet laws! About all they care about is if you have all your lights and a horn!
Don't forget your tags and registration fees.... You can be sure they want their MONEY too..... 
OK, so TRoll has a stock minus the Cat, would anybody have a cat for sale. I don't want to have to replumb the exhaust. I need a bolt on solution. Thanks all.
In Indiana they couldn't care less what you run. You can run straight pipes if you want. Shoot, if you're over 18 years old, we don't even have helmet laws! About all they care about is if you have all your lights and a horn!
Here in southeastern Wisconsin we have mandatory vehicle emission inspection in a limited number of counties. As luck would have it mine is one of them even though I live three blocks from the boundary. So far motorcycles are not required to pass any inspection.
check with Jireh Cycles...............they have all in one fishtails.........also Samson........check with them too. They have a same side fishtail dual setup in 2 1/4" header pipe. Pure straights they are.
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