Two separate pipes is always best, for sound. Same on V8s.

you will love them bro!!

Don't know if you still have yours but I just recently purchased a set and put on mine they are awesome👍

Did you have any problem with your gas mileage after putting these pipes on

​@@mikebrown5648did you?

Yeah, I hate those driveway videos. If you really want to know how they sound, you have to hear them under a load.

Where did you buy them from

@@brandoncummins5888 - www.westendmotorsports.com/yamaha/stratoliner/exhaust/

Haha thanks man they are great bikes They pull hard in every gear

Sorry for the bother but did you need to add a power commander?

@@anthonymalone6533 He said no in another comment :-)

Great bike hand up and down. if you want to see how they are on the drag strip watch my channel . Ps I love lining up to a Harley and making them look like poodles 😎

Thank you for the the feedback man That 1900 CC was definitely a game-changer for Yamaha my only gripe about this bike is it really needs a 6th gear .

@@riverlee001 Honestly, as far as rice burners go, I’ve always preferred Kawasaki. Always seemed to have a better sound, thump, torque, just more Harley like. Even the cafe’s, like ninja’s, I like more. I’m trying to decide on my next cruiser, comparing them. I’m also thinking about my next old school hardtail, chop, rake, long narrow springer build. Whether to build another old 650 thumper, or go with the bigger Harley motors this time. Getting tired of my full dress. Like riding a water buffalo, lol !

@@67cuda38 Bigger is always better! There’s no replacement for displacement 😊👍🏼

@@andrewdods2236 spoken like a true straight-liner, lol ! Kaw always seemed to have larger bores. More of a thump. Something I always loved about the old triumphs.

Thanks sounds way better in person I have had several strataliners absolutely love them just wish they had a 6th gear

River City Appliance Service Harley should improve greatly since they are moving to Europe now.

Competition is what Harley needs. I love mine but the power is just lack luster

you do not want to remove the baffles from these pipes the pipes are tuned for this motor through a five-stage header taking the baffles out will ruin your back pressure resulting in a loss of power

@@riverlee001 sir did you remove the packing from around the baffles, or is this sound what you get out of the box? I just bought set of these. I was reading some folks thought the duals were to quiet and mentioned cutting out the packing. Yours sound amazing.

@@jberg3118 straight out the box 📦 this is how it sounds

@@riverlee001 that’s a beautiful thing, thanks for the reply brother

Phillip Vazquez that bat wing came from the factory on this bike It is a 2014 stratoliner deluxe They make a few different bat wings for this bike

I found them out of Oklahoma City for about $900 put them on myself it's a big chunk of change but trust me brother you will not regret it they engineered these pipes to produce more power not sure how much horsepower to ads but you can definitely feel it high-end and low-end

I had the same question about bottoming out at that crossover. I read a review at one of the dealer website where this guy said they did and that he couldn't even ride two up. I was thinking about it and while I ultimately have no idea, I'm pretty sure if this was an actual issue you would see it brought up in threads and comments. So I'm assuming that negative review was a ninja style slander campaign by a competitor aftermarket exhaust campaign. But I'd love to hear verification from someone who's ran them. They sound great and look slick as hell.

i paid about $900.00 for them and im not sure about the presure, there is no cross over they are a true dual no top end noise and no tuner needed hope this helps you check them out for more info Freedom Performance Exhaust freedomperform.com/

Geeze, this seems like southern Missouri or southern Ill, are you having any addition dragging over OEM (right hand curves)?

im in Oklahoma...................and no have not had any problems dragging event with 2 up

Thomas Williamson I found that one on eBay for about $230 it’s not a namebrand just a generic took a risk said it would only fit a Yamaha lol Kind of vague had to make one small bend on each side but got it to work

You get what you pay for .. always!

@@andrewdods2236 ya n most the time it isnt worth it n you over pay for a name

​@mikestowe6136 Freedom exhaust are hand built in the USA. Just installed this same exhaust on my strat and it Well worth what you pay for!

Big Red I have no idea I can tell you they are not as loud as some And they are definitely not Obnoxious all day ride no need for ear plugs

Thanks buddy I will have a look into it.

no I never did and I've never had any issues

Surehit me up any time Riverlee01@gmail.com

@@riverlee001 what model Freedoms are those? I have an 06 Stratoliner S.

Eric B ??

What makes you prefer the sound of the 1600 over the strat? Is it the V&H pipes?

@@scottlambeth this is sounding very good, dont get me wrong... but the way a carburated bike detonates its just different...

Play it through a speaker system or headphones...you won't regret it.

With

wayne carter yes sir That came on my 2014 stratoliner deluxe

I just ordered the Boox One Fairing. gets good reviews so i got my fingers crossed...Nice Pipes !

Most of these big bore Yamaha motors will out last a water cooled Harley motor by twice the mileage. My buddy put 87k on his 1700 before selling it to another friend of his that still rides it and that was 6-7 years ago. You'll NEVER see a Harley come anywhere near that kind of mileage. 60k if you're lucky, very lucky. Maybe you got a Friday-Monday bike?