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Hello All. New to the forum and new to the 2000 Vulcan 750 bike. Interested in upgrading the stock exhaust to something more”throaty” sounding. What are some of the pipes/kits you guys are using that won’t break the bank but will give the bike a more meaner sound?

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One user has done the cheapest thing possible: just remove the mufflers. Other than that you can probably search eBay since you'll be hard up to find a new exhaust for these bikes these days. Maybe somebody here can recommend some good ones, there are definitely a lot of cheap options out there.
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Straight pipe sounds awesome!
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You can drill the baffles. Or remove the Goats Belly. Both cheap to do.
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Degoated with screaming eagle slip ons. Sounds mean. How about an introduction post in the newbie thread?

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I've took a cutting disc to my pipes to make them straight through. No end cans. I found them too loud for my liking, i thought they sounded terrible. I bought some universal internal baffles made of steel from ebay that bolt in. They are still a little loud, but much better for it. Measure the inside diameter to make sure you have the correct size
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Do you have a link to the slip ons you purchased?
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Hope this works. Took a couple video clips recently as I did the drilling of the muffler. Here is what mine sounds stock in the garage.
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With 8 holes in each muffler:
https://www.youtube.com/attribution_...eature%3Dshare

With 8 holes in each muffler and out on the streets:
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I just pulled the mufflers off, running straight out of the goat. Love the sound! Cheap, and easy to reverse.

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