photo of cobra exhaust in black

[hill881]

Does anyone have a side view of a black F6B with the black Cobra exhaust on, I would like to see a photo before I buy my exhaust

[MichaelG]

Here ya go....http://www.cobrausa.com/honda/gold_wing_1800_f6b_13_14/motorcycle_exhausts/slip_ons_six_2_six_black/1217B/


It is not on a Black F6B, but it is the only pic I can find of the Black 6-2-6 pipes.


:shhh:

[db24]

Now that's... not good. Now I think all chrome is the way to go.

[F6BPDX]

Now that's... not good. Now I think all chrome is the way to go.

Based on the photo I have to agree that chrome is the way to go. Plus even if the black looked better the chrome heat shield for the first 8" or so is awkward IMO.

[1951vbs]

Based on the photo I have to agree that chrome is the way to go. Plus even if the black looked better the chrome heat shield for the first 8" or so is awkward IMO.


If you did want the black mufflers and wanted the front heat shield to match, it would not be difficult to paint it with VHT 1500.

[Mustangjake]

I already bought the chrome ones I'm not changin

[bobbyf6b]

Thanks for the tip on the VHT paint. I think I'm gonna paint my stock pipes.

[Cool Hand Luke]

The look is not appealing to me. I also think that having black pipes on a black F6B would make the bike profile too fat looking. I like it much better with chrome, gives a nice contrast.

[Bruce B]

Does anyone have a side view of a black F6B with the black Cobra exhaust on, I would like to see a photo before I buy my exhaust

If you'd like an alternative to the look of the Cobras, you might consider pipes from Rush Racing. Top quality, great sound, and I like the look in black. To see mine, go "Rush Pipes Installed", page 2, in the "Accessories" forum. I had the heat shields powder coated locally for $40, have put quite a few miles on them, and the coating is holding up perfectly. Got the pipes through Phat Performance in southern CA. Wingstuff doesn't carry Rush.

[1951vbs]

Thanks for the tip on the VHT paint. I think I'm gonna paint my stock pipes.

I have painted over 100 sets of chrome pipes with VHT and it holds up great. Also it is easy to touch up if you need too. I usually scuff them up with scotch brite or bead blast first. Your stock pipes will look great. If you want to get creative you can tape off the chrome ends and even have them pinstriped with regular "Hotshot" pinstripe paint!

[Cool Hand Luke]

Now THESE PIPES look great!