Samson Harley Exhaust Buyers Guide

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I don't think anyone would argue that the right set of Harley pipes can make or break the look of your Harley Davidson motorcycle, especially a heavily modified Harley motorcycle. When you are shopping around for the right set of Harley exhaust pipes, there are many things you need to take into consideration, looks, fit, sound and performance. You just never know where you might find the perfect set of exhaust pipes for your Harley Davidson motorcycle.

It's pretty rare that you get a chance to try on multiple sets of pipes on your motorcycle but that is just what we have here. The rare opportunity to take a look at a motorcycle with multiple sets of Harley Exhaust pipes on it, one right after the other. The motorcycle in question is a modified BMC chopper chassis but the comparison is pretty similar to a Harley Davidson, especially an FXST so you can get an idea what the Samson Harley Exhaust line-up would look like on your ride.

The chopper started out with a typical Rev-Tech exhaust system on it, as many chopper kits do but the owner really wanted a little more pizzaz and style and so the Chopper found it's way to the Samson exhaust facility to try on a new set of pipes, in fact, several new sets of pipes.

Samson Extreme Harley Exhaust

Samson has recently revamped it's Harley Exhaust line-up and released the Samson Extreme series of exhaust pipes. Bold styling and aggressive exhaust notes are trademarks of the Samson line up so take a look at the line up below and see which Samson exhaust pipe grabs your eye or ear or maybe both.

This is the Motorcycle with the original Rev-Tech 2 into 1 pipes. Samson offers a 2 into 1 pipe as well so if you like this look then here's a good idea.	The first pipe to go on the bike was the Samson Bone Shakers. You can imagine how they got their name. Definitely a loud set of pipes.	The Bone Shakers weren't the one, that grabbed the eye so off they came.
The next set of pipes to get the look over was the Samson Hell Raisers. A long sweeping profile that compliments the lines of the bike....I have a feeling these aren't the one though.	Back to the drawing board and the Samson Hell Raisers come off and the next set of pipes into the breach.	Up next - Samson Sinners...these are very similar to the Hell Raisers except they curve in the opposite direction. The downside to these pipes is that they were designed for one-up riding, so you'll have to remove the rear foot peg to install them.
Next up for your enjoyment are the Samson Grim Reapers....simple and studly looking.	Up next, some old school style and a set of Samson Legend series with the Samson Big Guns going on the motorcycle. I must admit, I am having Easy Rider flashbacks. These are sweet looking.	Boo Yeah...Samson Zoomies are on deck and these pipes just scream Chopper. If you elect to go this route, just be prepared that these are loud, but I suspect that anyone who buys these knows that, and craves it.
The 10" baffle will eek out every bit of performance of the longer pipes like the Reaper series while the shorter baffle is designed for the Zoomies.	Samson also offers a line of Torque Cones for added backpressure and improved power.	Looks like the Samson Zoomies are the Winner judging by the giant grin and the thumbs up.