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| Manufacturer |
Kuryakyn |
| Brand |
Kuryakyn |
| Model |
7606 |
| Item Weight |
3.5 pounds |
| Product Dimensions |
12.2 x 7.5 x 5 inches |
| Item model number |
7606 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer |
No |
| Exterior |
Painted |
| Manufacturer Part Number |
7606 |
| OEM Part Number |
7606 |
DescriptionThe Kuryakan 7606 Turndown Exhaust Extensions are very sleek and give your GL1800’s exhaust a smooth, finished appearance. Beautiful chrome and sturdy steel construction will provide years of trouble-free service. These Chrome beauties quickly and easily replace the stock exhaust tips, no modification required! Includes (1) Chrome Turndown Extension – Left, (1) Chrome Turndown Extension – Right, (6) M-6 x 1.0 x 12mm Hex Head Flange Screws, (1) Anti-Seize Package; suggested tools for smooth installation: Set of Metric Combination Wrenches, Set of Metric Hex Wrenches. This Kuryakyn part is most compatible with Gold Wing: ’01-’17 GL1800 & ’13-’16 F6B Models, Gold Wing Note: Exhaust tips stop before rear end on ’12-’17 GL1800 & F6B Models.
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- This Kuryakyn part is most compatible with Gold Wing: '01-'17 GL1800 & '13-'16 F6B Models, Gold Wing Note: Exhaust tips stop before rear end on '12-'17 GL1800 & F6B Models.
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4.6 / 5
72 source ratings
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Tinkled Toes –
Makes the Wing look a little smoother in the rear. I just like the looks of these. I think the open holes in the back of the standard exhaust just detract from the appearance, and this makes it look better (to me).
JIM COMPTON –
Great look, I wasn’t sure at first but they look so much better than looking at holes on the rear of my wing. I have a cooler that mounts to my receiver, this turn down redirects the heat off of my drinks. quick and easy install
Customer –
Fit perfectly.Made very well.Sound great
Goodwolf –
Easy installation, excellent fit .Makes a difference especially if you are pulling a trailer behind your motorcycle.No sound difference between stock and muffler tips. I think you would have to change your pipes or use slipons to get that.Polished up nicely, no scratches etc. From shipping or packaging.
Len Whitney –
The product was spot on,I could not be any happier
DAVID OLSON –
One side went on easy but other the old bolts were rusty . Look the look of it
Sandman –
The chrome and metal were flawless, install only required six bolts, did I mention the six new bolts was a nice addition instead of the OEM bolts! Everything looked and worked ez peasy! Happy customer. Just keep these polished and as they take a beating being exposed at the rear of the motorcycle-they should last longer than maybe you! JMHO
Revjes –
These chrome trim pieces look great on my bike, especially since my bike is yellow just like the picture. However, there wasn’t really any instructions for how to remove and replace them. Granted, you can look at the new piece and figure out what to do, but some trim pieces on a goldwing aren’t readily apparent for how to properly remove them. Some clear instructions would be nice!