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extremely popular Vance & Hines Straightshots are now available
for the Harley-Davidson 2004 and 2005 Sportsters, offering that great
look, awesome sound and high performance that Vance & Hines is famous
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Straight-shots have been a Harley-Davidson favorite from the day they
were introduced. The Straightshots and Straightshots HS, with their full-coverage
heat shields for both the headers and mufflers, are about as straightforward–no
pun intended–as a Harley-Davidson exhaust gets. Just like the bikes
they’re designed for, the look of these pipes is pure and simple,
the sound is hot-rod nasty and with removable baffles they’ll deliver
all the bark a rider wants while toning down the annoying bite of normal
straight pipes. And the quality, fit and available options are everything
you’d expect from Vance & Hines. The Straightshots HS systems
are Vance & Hines pipes that make a statement. Thousands of riders
have proudly bolted them onto their Softails, Dynas and Sportsters.Now those same Straightshots HS exhausts are available for the hottest new bikes in the Harley-Davidson lineup, the rubber-mount/extended-wheelbase 2004 and 2005 Sportsters. These new XLs are selling like crazy and it’s no wonder why. The price is right, but squint your eyes just a little while looking at one of these new-design Sportsters and you’d swear you were staring at a Big Twin Dyna. Put on a set of Vance & Hines Straightshots HS pipes and that illusion becomes complete. That great look will be around for the long haul, too. The new Straightshots HS Sportster exhaust is virtually “blue-proof.” Full-coverage heat shields see to that. The big, 2 1/2-inch diameter plasma-arc-cut full-coverage header and muffler heat shields deliver long lasting style, and under those shields there’s everything you’ve grown to love about Vance & Hines. Good looks like this are important but Vance & Hines knows there’s more to a real Harley exhaust than just that. Pipes have to perform, too. The Vance & Hines racing heritage–combined with countless hours of testing and tuning on the dyno and at the track–sees to that. The Straightshots HS exhausts definitely bring it on. There’s a real boost in performance over stock, and there’s that deep and throaty traditional hot-rod sound to announce it all. This is an exhaust built to set a bike apart from the crowd. Baffles, mounting hardware and complete instructions are included for a hassle-free fit every time, and there are optional quiet baffles available, too. The new Straightshots HS Sportster pipes are in Drag Specialties warehouses now. They retail for $499. Like everything else coming from Vance & Hines these pipes are designed and manufactured in the USA, and a quick call to your Drag Specialties rep is all it takes to get them on your shelf, and then just as quickly onto your customers’ new Sportsters.  |
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