SUPERTRAPP ANNOUNCES NEW SPORTSTER 2 INTO 2 XR STYLE SYSTEM
From Supertrapp website:
SuperTrapp Industries introduces the new Sportster 2 into 2 XR System now available for Harley-Davidson XLH883-1200 '04-08 models.
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This tunable SuperTrapp 2 into 2 system is the offspring of our flat track racing systems. It allows a rider to bolt on a 10% horsepower increase to their stock 883 model and over 20% horsepower gains on a stock 1200. The Sportster 2 into 2 XR Style System features brushed stainless steel head pipes and megaphones.

The megaphone design allows the exhaust gas to expand, which increases power while the discs allow the rider to control how much flow they want.

It has 02 sensor ports installed to utilize stock sensors on fuel injected models and also includes plugs for the ports when used on carbureted models.

The Sportster 2 into 2 XR Style System is equipped with a completely rebuildable core and packing to save riders time and money. Optional open end caps are available for closed course competition.

SuperTrapp's tunable disc technology allows riders to add 4" discs to increase horsepower, exhaust tone and flow, or riders can remove 4" discs to reduce sound and increase low-end torque. The 2 into 2 system comes with twenty-four 4" discs allowing the rider to utilize twelve discs in each muffler. Additional discs are sold separately.

For ultimate durability, the exhaust system bracket is mounted to the transmission allowing it to move with the rubber-mounted motor.

These are also available as a Universal to fit unique applications. For more information on these and other SuperTrapp products, visit www.SuperTrapp.com.

Part #815-71202 MSRP $795.00

Sweet.....

Looks like a leg burner for my wife.

How do you fit saddlebags? :p

Instead of sweeping those pipes up to burn legs or bags, they should have lowered the trapps. Looks cool, just not practicle for anything I would use.

Instead of sweeping those pipes up to burn legs or bags, they should have lowered the trapps. Looks cool, just not practicle for anything I would use.

:laugh They're pipes styled after those of an XR750 dirt track bike- how much practicality do you want? I think you'd be happier with V&H shortshots if practical is your thing.



Oh, and do I see forward controls in that pic? With XR exhaust? For shame Supertrapp. FOR SHAME!

:laugh They're pipes styled after those of an XR750 dirt track bike- how much practicality do you want? I think you'd be happier with V&H shortshots if practical is your thing.



Oh, and do I see forward controls in that pic? With XR exhaust? For shame Supertrapp. FOR SHAME!

I don't care what they are styled after, if they want to sell them to people like me who rides everyday and uses if for more than short weekend jaunts, they need to alter the design to accomdate bags and bitches.

I like the tunable aspect of it and the back pipe design, but raising it up into a passengers legs don't make any sense. Is there some design consideration that I am unaware of, or that someone else has insight on, for this particular system? Or, did they just say screw daily riders with passengers, this design looks cool so we'll stick with it? Thats an honest question, BTW, not trying to be a prick. I wonder if that was honestly their thinking.

Very nice. A quick trip to Jet-Hot for some ceramic coating and it's good to go! Wish they'd released these about a month earlier...

Thanks for the news Ralph.

Wish they made the old style 2 into 1 for the rubbermounts.......

I'd buy one in a flash......uuhhmmm.............If I still had my roadster......:doh

I don't care what they are styled after, if they want to sell them to people like me who rides everyday and uses if for more than short weekend jaunts, they need to alter the design to accomdate bags and bitches.

I like the tunable aspect of it and the back pipe design, but raising it up into a passengers legs don't make any sense. Is there some design consideration that I am unaware of, or that someone else has insight on, for this particular system? Or, did they just say screw daily riders with passengers, this design looks cool so we'll stick with it? Thats an honest question, BTW, not trying to be a prick. I wonder if that was honestly their thinking.

The high exhaust is for ground clearance. Look up the scambler bikes of the 60's like Triumph, Norton, BSA and such. You will see they had high pipes for off road applications. The XR750 has the pipes mounted up high because they are on the left hand side and need the clearance. When there was a Sportster only road race series the pipes gave ground clearance for right hand turns.

Considering there isn't a racing series for the rubber mount Sporties then it's only a look to build street trackers.

They are one of the best performing pipes for a Sportster but you are correct they suck for passengers and saddlebags. If you only want a solo seat around town screamer they may be the right pipe for you. Also they sound great.

I like um and they sound so good, leave the ladies and luggage at home. If you cant strap it to the fender, you brought too much stuff.:p

: Mike

I don't care what they are styled after, if they want to sell them to people like me who rides everyday and uses if for more than short weekend jaunts, they need to alter the design to accomdate bags and bitches.
I don't think they're worried about selling these pipes to people like you; they're after the people that wanna use their Sportster for what they were originally made for, Sport riding.
They do make pipes that should appeal to the bitch and bag haulers that have the same tunable mufflers on them and are low enough that you'll burn a leg. I've got a set on my Electra glide that not only look and sound great but also perform well.

http://www.supertrapp.com/product_sections/detail.asp?CatID=7&ItemID=828-71200

I don't think they're worried about selling these pipes to people like you; they're after the people that wanna use their Sportster for what they were originally made for, Sport riding.
They do make pipes that should appeal to the bitch and bag haulers that have the same tunable mufflers on them and are low enough that you'll burn a leg. I've got a set on my Electra glide that not only look and sound great but also perform well.

http://www.supertrapp.com/product_sections/detail.asp?CatID=7&ItemID=828-71200

I guess we all buy Sporties for different reasons, I just use mine as a day to day rider thats why I need the carry space. I wish I could afford to buy one just for hot rodding, it would make those Mt. Lemmon trips alot funner. I do like the 2 in 1 alot I just wish it wasn't so dang expensive. I spent less than that getting a Borla off road setup for my Mustang.:doh

Am I the only one thinking that this "thing" is ugly ??

The idea is, they are one part of building a streettracker, and if you look at the whole package, you'll see that it is THE look, that people wanting an XR styled Street tracker are after. Just adding the Storz XR seat/tail to the '04-'08 XL with high pipes is a great combo.
http://www.storzperf.com/images/np_streettracker2.jpg
Btw- this is Exactly what I want to do to MY '07 883R, I want the seat, pipes and forks.

Am I the only one thinking that this "thing" is ugly ??

Careful of the SuperTrapp exhausts. They are stainless and tunable but don't have heat shields. After just riding 300 miles on my new XR like bike, I can tell you you need heat shields (Storz has 'em)

Am I the only one thinking that this "thing" is ugly ??

That depends on if you like bikes like mine. There's no room, need, or desire for bags or bitches on it. That's why I also have a bagger. This baby is for clipping apexes at a high rate of speed and lofting the front tire at will.

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Nice work Crim. Looks like a helluva fine ride.

these style of bikes are a kick in the ass to ride. :) If you notice the thin ribs on each pipe, they work great as heat shields just keepig the legs away from the pipes. Got them from Trak-Tek. The oil tank gives me more heat issues than the pipe. :)

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Supertrapp XR Style on my sporty....It's my dream!!:banana
I can't put it on my bike because of ITALIAN LAWS ..:frownthre:spank:wifemad:madtwo:headbang

Marylou, what about the Italian laws forbid this type exhaust system ??? I mean the Supertrapp CAN be tuned to be really quiet just by removing some discs. Is there something else with Italian Law that forbids them ???

~Ralph

Supertrapp XR Style on my sporty....It's my dream!!:banana
I can't put it on my bike because of ITALIAN LAWS ..:frownthre:spank:wifemad:madtwo:headbang

Marylou, what about the Italian laws forbid this type exhaust system ??? I mean the Supertrapp CAN be tuned to be really quiet just by removing some discs. Is there something else with Italian Law that forbids them ???

~Ralph

Unfortunately YES!!
Italian laws tell that: If I would like to change exhaust system the rules are:
1) Exhaust must to be born for H-D and they have a certified that says that the exhaust are specified for this HD model for example for Sportster..
2) Exhaust must to be omologated for Italian LAWS and they have this writing: (E1, E3, E11 for example...)
3) They must to respect european pollution laws

Italians laws don't care if Supertrapp can be very quiet... I can not buy them but I can buy an exhaust system with "E" omologation iven If it is much much more louder of supertrapp...:doh

Beautiful laws! isn't it?!:doh:frownthre

Italians laws don't care if Supertrapp can be very quiet... I can not buy them but I can buy an exhaust system with "E" omologation iven If it is much much more louder of supertrapp...:doh

Beautiful laws! isn't it?!:doh:frownthre


Well, maybe that is a bit of a disappointment, but on the other hand...you get to ride in Tuscany! I think I'd be happy with legal pipes for that opportunity. Never been there yet myself, but EVERYONE says it is beautiful. Good food too, yes?

:carrot:brocoli:cucumber:dpepper:leekguit

Supertrapp XR Style on my sporty....It's my dream!!:banana
I can't put it on my bike because of ITALIAN LAWS ..:frownthre:spank:wifemad:madtwo:headbang

Since when did Italians worry about rules and regulations? ;)

Marylou, you can always BREAK the LAW- and hope you don't get caught :p

Unfortunately YES!!
Italian laws tell that: If I would like to change exhaust system the rules are:
1) Exhaust must to be born for H-D and they have a certified that says that the exhaust are specified for this HD model for example for Sportster..
2) Exhaust must to be omologated for Italian LAWS and they have this writing: (E1, E3, E11 for example...)
3) They must to respect european pollution laws

Italians laws don't care if Supertrapp can be very quiet... I can not buy them but I can buy an exhaust system with "E" omologation iven If it is much much more louder of supertrapp...:doh

Beautiful laws! isn't it?!:doh:frownthre

Italians always find something to elude the laws...:doh:rolleyes:;)

:tour

Well, maybe that is a bit of a disappointment, but on the other hand...you get to ride in Tuscany! I think I'd be happy with legal pipes for that opportunity. Never been there yet myself, but EVERYONE says it is beautiful. Good food too, yes?

:carrot:brocoli:cucumber:dpepper:leekguit

Yes! Tuscany is beautifull, food is good and WINE is good too...;):yoyo:D:drinkup

Marylou, did you get my PM- Invite, about joining my Yahoo XL883R Group ?

:sporty:

Time to post pix of mine

But it seems I can't.

Crim nice trees.Powder coat or painted black?

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Time to post pix of mine

But it seems I can't.Now you've got five posts you should be able to; try again!

Crim nice trees.Powder coat or painted black?



Powder coated deciduous?:geek:frownthre:wonderlan

Powder coated deciduous?:geek:frownthre:wonderlan:laugh .

I can't get pix on also

Fat Butt 07 883R

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Nice bike Rags!! do you have more pics? Regards, chieftd

Rags, is that a Storz fuel tank on your bike? If so, what is its capacity?

Fat Butt 07 883R

http://torags.smugmug.com/photos/265408545_vQEP2-M.jpg

Nice rear end...ha. is that A 160? iF SO DID YOU JUST DO A CHAIN CONVERSION OR WAS THERE MORE TOO IT?

Nice rear end...ha. is that A 160? iF SO DID YOU JUST DO A CHAIN CONVERSION OR WAS THERE MORE TOO IT?On a rubbermount, a 160 fits without any changes. Well, an ME880 160, anyway.

Tank: Storz installed but they get it from somebody & I don't remember the URL. Its about a 2 gal capacity. The exhaust is Storz made by Bubb.

Tires: 180/19 & 120/19

Bone stock 883, YSS performance shocks, wire wheels, TOAB fly shield (Tits On A Bull)

Having trouble with front end warble (tank slapper variety). In the dealer now.