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[S.E.Chic]

For some reason I just now noticed how off center my exhaust hangs in the cutout of the saddlebags. Has anyone else noticed this? Any suggestions on how to fix? It's driving me crazy since I noticed it. Messed around taking bags on and off, but the left bag is really close to the exhaust, the right one seems ok.
Thanks!
Kim

[Ticitme]

loosen the clamp where the muffler attaches to the cross under pipe and twist the muffler in. It's that easy. Don't forget to tighten the clamp

[S.E.Chic]

Wow, that sounds easy! Thanks, will try this weekend.

[Ticitme]

Super easy. if it doesn't want to twist, just use a little wd40 at the joint to make it move free. It will smell a little as the oil burns off, but makes positioning a lot easier.

Let me know how it works out for you.

[S.E.Chic]

You guys Rock!! Did what you suggested with some help from my dad and a 5lb sledge hammer and persuaded the exhaust back into place. They are not centered in the cutout, but at least they are both offcenter by the same amount!
Thanks again!

[Ticitme]

Glad to help, but Damn! That had to be one stubborn exhaust to require a sledge hammer!

[sebastianguy]

Will try this soon..

[North Georgia Hawg]

I had to do the "Twist" on my left exhaust, too. But a 5 lb SLEDGE?? That could leave a mark!

[sebastianguy]

very easy and simple way..thanxx...