MassiveProng wrote:
On Fri, 13 Apr 2007 18:48:51 -0500, "Anthony Fremont"
Gave us:

LOL just thinking about it.
Worried I'm going to lose a muffler like that some day though.


Idiot. Backfires are more detrimental to the motor than the ****ing
pipes.

The pipes aren't detrimental to the motor at all. Don't even start trying
to be a Harley expert now. Get one, wrench on it yourself for ten years and
then come back. Now that it has jets, air cleaner/filter and pipes that
match, the engine is far better off than it was when it came from the
factory. Don't believe me? I can point you to 3 or 4 thousand people that
will be happy to tell you the same thing. ---- www.sportster.org

Keep doing it, dip****.I hope it costs you big time.

The backfires aren't helping it any, but they aren't doing any serious
damage. If it breaks, I can fix it. No biggy. My bike was in three floods
remember? It was in over two feet of water once. Filled the crankcase and
tranny with water on that one (the others were too low to get in like that).
That was about two weeks BEFORE the picture I posted. It was a sad sight
then, but it's fine now. Fixed it all myself.

Let's see your pics.