Dana Hallberg, owner and fabricator of Deadline Customs in Minnesota recently outfitted one of his custom Baggers with a D&D 2 into 1 Boss Cat system. The motorbike is a brand new 2010 Harley-Davidson Road Glide. The full custom job includes a 26" front wheel, bags, fenders, gas tank, handlebars, a Roland Sands air-cleaner, and, of course, the D&D Boss Cat pipe. Having never used D&D before, he was pleasantly surprised.
"It worked very easily and the installation was perfect, said Hallberg."
He praised the clean application, noting that the plugs for the O2 sensor fit just right, that the slip attached without showing the clamp bracket, and that the muffler clamped onto the header without any gaudy pieces standing out.
The high quality elements that made the system easy to work with also made the pipe very attractive.
"Some of the exhaust systems out there seem kind of tinny," he said, "but this thing is rigid and it doesn’t rattle around. It’s nice because it’s got full coverage and the shields are on the whole thing…I love the looks of it, actually."
After the install, Hallberg was also pleased with both the performance and the sound.
"Because it’s a performance series, I thought it might be too loud, but it’s not. I’d recommend it to anyone."
He even plans to order a D&D Fat Cat system for customer’s bike he’s currently got in the shop. This could be the start of a beautiful friendship for Deadline Customs and D&D Performance Enterprises.
"When builders are looking for performance pipes that sound good, make outstanding power and fit like a glove, they turn to D&D," explained Dave Rash, The Pope of Pipe.
