lyle62801

I just took the factory pipes off the bike. I then mounted a pair of cycle shack slip-ons from a 2001 sportster using the factory brackets! My Bike sounds like a pair of V-Twins, and Mean as hell when i get on it! normal driving habit has a sweet rumble that is accepting to the ears, while hot rodding gets loud and down right Mean! ok here is the scoop! 86 Venture Royale Parts: 1-pair of Cycle Shack slip ons with slash out 2001 sportster model! Important to get slash out, because when your done they will become slash down! 2- Bicycle seat clamps for 3/4" seat post 4- 5/16" bolts with flt washers and lock washers 2- custom made pipes that cost me 20$ at local muffler shop 1st I removed stock mufflers, then i took the 2 seat clamps and opened them up to 90 deg. Then i bolted one side of seat clamp to the down bracket that i think is used for the pulling hitch. I Bolted the other side of the seat clamp to the stock bracket on the slip on. repeat on both sides. now the slip ons stick out the back like factory muffler did, and it is slash down. Using the seat clamps will place the slip ons below the plastic on the back giving perfect clearance! I took measurements, and had two pipe cut and bent for me at the muffler shop, cost 20$ each pipe was 6"-10DEG. bend-then 22-1/2" 1-3/4 O.D. Pipe The short end fits inside the slip-ons, and the long side was flared to 1-3/4 I.D. and fits over the pipe from the exhaust collector on the bike where factory pipe were connected! Factory Clamps at the collector end, and New Clamps at the slip ons! Final Touch, Chrome Heat Shields on the new pipe! Final Result, slip-ons i had, everything else 20$, and I have the baddest sounding bike I have ever heard! I can sneak in at night, or wake up the neighborhood if I feel the need!