Exhaust selection advice

It’ll all relative to how you ride, keep in mind Steve and I both want pipes that don’t drag since we like cornering “spirited” :). That calls for a muffler that’s high n tight.
The first thing to touch down should be the peg feelers not the muffler.

Rob,
Agreed, but tis the second & the third parts dragging that concern me most.
In the spirit of full disclosure, I did have to re cut & weld the pipe between the header and can of my CES in order to tuck it in closer to the rear axle for more clearance.
 
Holy crap!
Just gander at how far that sucker sticks outboard!
Not good, IMHO.

Even the stock pipes on my Roadster stick out quite far, pretty much to the end of the front foot peg.

Here's a stock Roadster:
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@caddydaddy
My CES can now sits at & within an eighth inch of the rear axle.
I hope you can see the difference here
Apologies. Rear wheel is off for new tire & to re-wire the rear light assemblies for somwe additional new stuff for hopefully more rear end light & safety

CES1.jpg CES2.jpg
 
Stockers if you’re extra cray cray:p. Anything that sticks out equal or past stockers will drag as well.

My TORs would touch down occasionally, mostly from the lousy shock wallow prior to my Progressive 444s.
Where the motor mount, peg rail/bolt & engine case scraped, 2nd, 3rd & 4th can also be seen.


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