sweet, just get them to make a mid pipe so you can retain the stock headers. Just get some stainless sheet or somthing like that and bend a hjolder for it like the wileyco cans.  post pics of the whole bike when you get it done

in fairness to you, that isn't as odd looking as I thought it would be.  I thought it was MUCH bigger in the pix you posted in the other thread.  Good luck with the fabricating the pipe.  Pix when done?

Quote from: raylarrabeeGood luck with the fabricating the pipe.  Pix when done?

It wont take luck.. Just cash..  :mrgreen:

I will most definitly post pics when done..

The original pics made it look huge, I thought so too..
After reading the dimentions, I realized it was only 5/8 inch larger and the same length..

Now onto the muffler shop!!

it would be really cool to cut of the passenger pegs and mount two mufflers on each side right along the bottom if the tail, with only have the side of the muffler sticker out.  But then that would cost alot and you wouldnt have passenger pegs and the one on the side will probably look pretty awesome too.  I am the kind of person that like to make a bike real radical and crazy and do all kinds of stuff, but i only dream most of the time cause i dont have the money.

Quote from: 94suzuki500it would be really cool to cut of the passenger pegs and mount two mufflers on each side right along the bottom if the tail, with only have the side of the muffler sticker out.  But then that would cost alot and you wouldnt have passenger pegs and the one on the side will probably look pretty awesome too.  I am the kind of person that like to make a bike real radical and crazy and do all kinds of stuff, but i only dream most of the time cause i dont have the money.

ya but dont plan on keeping (ANY) kickstand, or centerstand/smooth exhaust route on the bike/with any ground clearince :x

ps if you figure a way to do this let me know

but the way any one want to buy a dual exhaust stock set up for a honda cb1000  :x  :x  :x

i've got the pipes from an 02 VFR sitting in my garage... i wonder...