🔧 Steel Exhaust Pipe Baffle by Bikers Choice - 1-1/2 Inch Outer Diameter Review

Significantly reduced noise. When I first bought it, I didn't stay home. This time I went to Low and bought stronger bolts for her. stay so far

I accepted the order forever, I will blame the holidays. They claim the outside diameter is 1.5 inches, but it's actually only 1 3/8". Otherwise it's a solid product.

Doesn't really reduce exhaust noise. Chrome plating is a joke, right? Everything fell off immediately. The aluminum foil is more durable than the coating on this thing.

Bought a used Triumph Bonneville, the original owner removed the baffles from Vance and Hines pea shooters. They are inserted into the ends and do not come out with an epoxy ring. The sound didn't change much, but the crackling diminished as it slowed down.

I actually lost an identical baffle while riding my bike so I bought it. It is specified for a 1-1/2 (1.50) inch outside diameter exhaust pipe. This means 1-1/2 inches of the OD of the actual exhaust pipe, not this baffle. The actual outside diameter of this baffle is 1 3/8 inches, not 1.50 inches. But for my bike it worked perfectly. Nice snug fit and hopefully I don't lose another one when I ride.

I recently bought a used bike from someone who believes in "loud whistling saves lives" and cored the deflectors in the muffler. I don't think so, the loud trumpet was annoying even with earplugs, but I didn't want to pay $300 for a standard replacement muffler. Got this for the front of the muffler and a similar one for the exit, filled the inside with some metal cleaning pads (kitchen; seen online) and really quieted the muffler, reduced misfires and increased gas mileage.

These baffles are excellent, my whistles are 1 1/2 OD and they fit and fit well, no gaps that those who have checked and say they leave a gap visible I didn't measure the pipes properly. The baffles not only softened my exhaust but allowed it to be loud with a nice bass tone, it also gave me the perfect balance of back pressure as I didn't even have to change my jets. I have an '86 Honda Shadow vt500 and these bikes run very lean from the factory. I used to notice a faint raw fuel smell when I…