not husky but disbelief....

Tell me this is a very rare unobtainuim item, not a piece of pipe...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Old-1939-Ha...ash=item568855f784:g:ZQcAAOSwzJ5XXlbf&vxp=mtr

haha...no Harley expert here, but looks alot like a piece of pipe to me. Wouldn't you need 2
Maybe it's a typo

I am not sure Harley used baffles in 1939, could be an old racing pipe , 2 would be needed.

Rember HD was not high tech then and still behind somewhat now

no baffles...must be a Harley pipe

somewhat, lol

That exhaust with a boost bottle may help a Harley. Lmao..........kidding. No Harley here. But a old 30's Harley or Indian I would like one. A high tech Harley has been the same for a hundred years the pushing is the same. I seen more new Harley's on two trucks. I think a nice Indian bobber.

I have had some new Harley riders call me a poser because I ride a Road Star instead of a Harley. I have a collection of Miracle Ride T shirts because I have ridden every ride I have a T shirts . I told them a poser is someone who buys a new bike with T shirts of famous rides he or she will never ride. Another poser trait is having a Harley for 10 years and only having 3000 miles on the speedometer. I ride what I want and if I was not happy with it, it would not have 24k on the odometer in the 12 years I have owned it. Harleys are nice bikes but not nice enough for me to starve my family like I have seen some do over the years. My Road Star is an example of a well made Japanese V twin and after riding it for the first year, I lost all desire for the Harley Road King I would have chosen over any of the touring class Harley. My Road Star is now the softail Road King that has not been made yet...if ever

gotta ride what you like, or you wont ride!

I put about 15k miles on my bandit the first summer. Some bikes are meant to ride and some go from coffee shop to coffee shop it's up to you. Many times I had a sore butt from riding.