AndradeInVA

Hey Buddy if you still have those pipes I would love to have them. I am in Virginia and would pay for the shipping. I have a beautiful 1999 Yamaha Venture royal Star 1300. I have drilled some holes in it, OK sounded slightly better, I have cut ALL the surrounding metal holding the end cap in and still cannot get the baffle out. SO I read and read and read and watched and watched videos and what others are doing is just, well, sissy stuff. I was going to buy the LA Choppers slip ons, I saw a video and they sounded great but I really do not want to pay $400 I really LOVE the way the bike sounds without ANY exhaust but know I need some back pressure and I really like the way the pipes look on the bike, the chrome I love, love, love. If I could gut the whole thing without hurting the chrome I would but not sure how to do all that. Anyway, If you still have those pipes and want them to go to a good home please contact me, at andradeinva@gmail.com or 540-325-5595 I am the Road Captain for Faith riders motorcycle ministry and I do A LOT of road blocking and then I have to pass all the Harley's to get back to the front of the "pack" their biggest complaint to me is "We cannot hear you", "why don't you make some noise or buy a Harley?" LOL I wish I had stupid money to spend on bike stuff but I do not. I even bought a siren and I mount it on the bike over the brake master cylinder so I can turn it on while I am passing them. It works OK, But I would rather be Heard through my pipes. The many many benefits that we do are for things like http://www.jillshouse.org/ and Rattle the Runway as well as Rolling Thunder and http://www.bouldercrestretreat.org/. I am a big part of these rides and people depend on me doing what I LOVE to do and DO every year. So, please if you have them please shoot me an email or text or call if you still have them and we can go from there. I would love to chat with you either way in case I have to break the ones out of mine. Here is a picture of my bike.. Thank you so much for your time. Regards, Jaime Jon Andrade