Hard Krome pipes with quiet baffles

This is my Kaw 1600 with the same Hard Krome 3 inch pipes after adding the Hard Kore quiet baffles from www.smartpartz.com
I'm gonna redux this vid without the 4 wheeler traffic around

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• Kawasaki
• HardKrome
• Motorcycles

[sirboomdotcom]

Take that American flag off that Japanese bike.

[namesjax]

bite my ass

[namesjax]

or better yet. come make me do it

I live in Kingston TN. ask any cop in town where I live

[xntriklytwzted]

Ladies, ladies, you're all pretty. Now play nice. ANYWAY... What pipes are those. The sound was EXACTLY what I'm looking for. More specifics on your setup please. Thanks.

[putz1113]

Also Harley Frames, forks and shocks are imported from Asia. I know this from a friend that picks up the Stuff right off the boat from Asia and trucks in to the front door of the Harley plant in York Pa.

[putz1113]

Back in the Hardly AMF days.Heres some trivia the "Hardley" riders hate to hear. That while Kawasaki was building the worlds #1 selling bike in Nebraska, Hardley Davidsons were being built in Japan for the AMF corperation.

[putz1113]

@sirboomdotcom Before you start spouting off the Subaru in your video that you are trying to fix you better check vin before you go pointing fingers.The first two digits of the VIN code tell you where the vehicle was manufactured. "JF" means FHI: Fuji Heavy Industries of Japan (Gunma, Japan). "4S" means SIA: Subaru of Indiana Automotive (Lafayette, Indiana, USA). There is a Nebraska facility that produced the Vulcan 800, and still produces some ATVs. So I fly the flag cuz it makes USA jobs

[sirboomdotcom]

@roadyrider Agree with you there. None of my Harley-riding friends fly American flags on their Japanese cars/bikes and those who ride non-Harley cruisers are especially conscious not to do so, as Harley invented the look the Japanese bikes copy so poorly. Regardless if foreign companies have plants here, those profits (we're not talking about CEO pay) go to a foreign country. Ride the bike you like - I certainly don't care. Fly an American flag on a bike not made in America - a shame IMO.

[roadyrider]

@sirboomdotcom You have more imported products in your home than you care to admit! So you're telling me that you and ALL of your Harley-riding pals oand thier families do not drive foreign vehicles or use ANY oversea's products?? Man, that's a load! You know as well as I do that some on these 'foreign companies' have bigger U.S. plants than even American companies do, AND provide more jobs! They pay just as much in taxes as U.S. companies do AND, thier CEO's get paid a lot less.

[sirboomdotcom]

@namesjax God bless ya!

[sirboomdotcom]

@namesjax Actually was just through there! Next time we'll go for a ride. I'll fly a Japanese flag on my Harley. It'll be cute.

[sirboomdotcom]

@namesjax God bless ya!

[sirboomdotcom]

@roadyrider I don't have a Tundra. I don't have a wife or a Camry (ugly POS). I don't have a son or a Civic. Motorola is an American company. X-boxes are Microsoft, which is an American company. Can't avoid foreign on a TV since GE and Zenith sold out. Don't have Ricoh. Like I said above... final product profits go to an AMERICAN company. That's sustainability at its available best. Harley deserves an American flag flying on it. That's for sure.