does any one know what relatively quite slip on exhaust pipes work with the Givi hard bags?

thanks

Most should if they bolt to the same hanger the stock mufflers do.

At least, they will work with the PLX (smaller) Givi bag and the SW-MOTECH or GIVI racks. If the slipon isn't any higher than stock, the full size rack and bags will work, also.

I'm using small core Area P's spaced down 1" at the rear mount.

thanks I was thinking about Yoshimura R-77 Dual Slip-On Exhaust, I am not sure I want to have to map the bike and don't need anymore hp. Scratched up the stock pipe and thought i would just get some slip on's instead of the stock pipes off ebay

a little more noise would be fine but don't want to draw any more attention to me then I have to. My Harley fills the loud pipe requirement, but I only go 55 on her

G'day fr8flyer ; my leovince cans are just a bit more noisier than stock, u can shorten the baffels to suit, just a thought

* Last updated by: bean07 on 9/16/2010 @ 4:37 AM *

I have the Motech Givi system installed, and love it for lots of reasons. For an upgraded exhaust I went to Muzzys for the M14 full system with a single M10 teflon coated cannister. Overall, the full system was not bad to install myself and the sound is great, if a little loud. There are no interference or heat problems whatsoever with the Givi bags.

The Area P's have a nice mello tone, runs one bar cooler, and no other mods are needed other than space down 1"
so Evan Williams stays cool.

I just watched the twisted throttle video on YouTube and they where installing them over a muzzy exhaust. With all your comments looks like it will certainly work