Bassani
Bassani Radial Sweepers Exhaust System
Item: #233237 | Part Number: Not Selected$853.99 - $1,559.95
Description
Features: Performance stepped headers with radial rear section Fabricated from 16-gauge double-wall steel Direct bolt-on design for easy installation Available with show-chrome or black finish Made in the USA Will not fit with passenger footpegs
Bassani Radial Sweepers Exhaust System Item # 233237
Description
Features:
- Performance stepped headers with radial rear section
- Fabricated from 16-gauge double-wall steel
- Direct bolt-on design for easy installation
- Available with show-chrome or black finish
- Made in the USA
- Will not fit with passenger footpegs
Part Numbers for Bassani Radial Sweepers Exhaust System
Fitment for Parts Bassani Radial Sweepers Exhaust System
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Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
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Sporty48 from
You really wanna get these!
Bought these pipes several weeks ago. Totally impressed with the look and sound! A definite head turner. I’ve had many people positively comment on them.
Date published: 2019-11-19
Rated 5 out of
5
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Timid from
I bought a bassani radial sweepers, Arlen Ness monster deep cut air breather , mirrors and few more things it was ship quickly... this is my new favourite store
Date published: 2018-05-09
Rated 5 out of
5
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Rich from
Super Rumble
Installed on 2006 fxdbi. Super sounding pipe, throaty and deep. They are not deafening, but are certainly loud enough when you throttle it. You can easily carry a conversation with a rear passenger. I especially like the esthetics of the pipes as well as exposing my rear tire a little more. When I trailer the bike, I dont have to worry about the pipes anymore, with the rear tie downs rubbing on them. The pipes are great, look and sound fantastic. The mounting hardware was also top notch.
Date published: 2017-12-10
Rated 4 out of
5
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Christian from
Best looking pipes out there! Sounds agressive!
Ordered the pipes online and they were delivered a day sooner than promised.
All pricing was in Canadian funds and Canada's Motorcycle has been a pleasure to deal with.
Installation was easy (thanks to YouTube) and no issues were encountered. I did my research and hoped I would not have to do any additional mods to get the bike to run smoothly but it's not the case. Lots of backfiring due to bad air to fuel mixture. Makes sense cause I went form stock exhaust to a much shorter pipe.
Now I'm adding a new air intake, a fuelpak, and I'm getting a dealership to remap the fuel map. That should do the trick!
Date published: 2016-05-17
Rated 5 out of
5
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Bobber16 from
The coolest pipes ever!
I originally wanted these for their look. I just LOVE the way they sound! They look really custom and set my bike apart from the rest. They take off a ton of weight and add power. They really clean up the look of the bike. I get stares, compliments and thumbs up by anyone who sees it.
Date published: 2017-08-14
Rated 5 out of
5
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Rich from
Wicked pipes
These pipes are not deafening, they are perfect. On idle you can talk easily, and it sounds great. Open up the throttle and you will pop some ears. The install was easy, nothing major and the fit and finish of the exhaust is really nice. Hardware is also top notch. Love the look and sound of these pipes. Had a stage 1 already with V&H fuel pak. Just remapped for the new pipes and I was good to go. Previously I had V&H twin slash slip ons, and they were also great...but I needed a change. The volume of the pipes are similar...you just hear these to the side now, and they sound great.
Date published: 2017-10-24
Rated 4 out of
5
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BreakOut Dude from
Wicked sounding exhaust!
Wicked exhaust. Unreal sound. Sound is 10 out of 10 easily. My Breakout now sounds like a mean machine. I love the looks and the sound 150%. Very happy with that.
I find there is only ONE drawback to these pipes. And I should have realized it but with the pics I seen of them installed, I thought I would be ok. On warm and hot days I love riding in my shorts and tank top. Feels great in the wind, but, the pipes poke out right by my calf. Burnt myself twice, until I smartened up. But still, those pipes are SUPERHOT. I should have got ones that were just a wee big longer. Cuz when Im sitting and idling, if I dont move my right leg way up and out of the way, it will burn it. Never thought they would be THIS hot. But other than that, the sound is absolutely incredible. So I will put up with it for now.
Just cant beat the sound. Its WICKED!!
Date published: 2025-09-02
Rated 5 out of
5
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Ryan from
Bassani
Not as loud as I thought they would be but very good sound
Date published: 2025-07-29
Questions
Will these pipes fit my 07 dyna super glide fxd with my passenger pegs on?
Unfortunately these will not work with your passenger footpegs.
Date published: 2016-07-20
Can you put baffles in these?
These do come with baffles, you may replace them with manufacturer recommended parts or get something custom made.
Date published: 2018-12-20
can I still use my passenger floorboards with this exhaust ...01 heritage classic
Nope. Passenger floor boards won’t fit. Maybe some foot pegs but I removed mine completely and put a soo seat on
Date published: 2018-11-23
I got an 04 Dyna Lowrider, it says that they will not fit with passenger pegs, is that on a Softail or the Dyna or both, if someone could let me know that would be GREAT. Thanks, Ballsy
I have a softail, so I can only answer for that, but the pass pegs won't work in their normal location. With a bit of modification they may work once re-located. I plan on running some, but haven't got around to installing any yet, and my bike never came with any since it was a solo seat bike from new.
Date published: 2016-12-20
it says on this site that it doesnt fit a 23 bolt rspec.. but on revzilla it says it does fit. does anyone know why this is or can confirm that these will fit on the 23 bolt
I have a 2016 Harley Davidson Dyna Street Bob. It has fuel injection with Oxygen sensors. Do I need to retune the engine after installation or will the O2 sensors compensate?
I re-tuned, I would recommend it. It will likely run without tuning but you are losing hp and wasting fuel if you don't. The o2 sensors may try to compensate, but it may be out of the stock fuel map's range so it won't look after it completely. There is a plus and minus range the stock map has, and if it's out of that range it just defaults to original programming, or tries to anyway.
Date published: 2016-12-20