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Most of us complain about the ridiculous noise in the cabin. My wife likes to ride but the noise is a major downer. You can’t even have a conversation without shouting at each other. Well, I manage to reduce the cabin noise by approx 50%!

I addressed the intake that is poorly placed right between the driver and passenger. First, I cut the air filter inlet pipe in half (pic 1). I then reinstalled it upside down (pic 2). I then attached a flexible intake tube (pic 3) and directed it behind the cabin (pic 4). Major difference.

 

Then I covered the interior engine cover with Dynamat extreme and then 200 mil Chaogang sound deadener / heat shield mat on top of that (pic 5). Since I cut off the intake and redirected it, I completely closed off the intake (engine fence) so no engine noise can come thru (pic 6). It also reduced the heat approx 50%. I did leave on the heat mat that came stock on the engine cover, so it has 3 different mats. It was a snug fit. Major difference again.

My wife rides all the time now since we can have a conversation when we ride. Major improvement to my riding experience. Thought you might like to check it out.

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Morning Mr CMS
Here you go:

 

196 mil 37 sqft Car Sound Deadener Deadening Mat Audio Noise and Heat Shield Insulation Closed Cell Foam Dampening Material with Self Adhesive 29 PCS(15.7" × 11.8“)

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Car Sound Deadening Material Mat - 197 mil 8.7 sqft Auto Audio Deadener Foam, Sound Dampening and Heat Insulation for Truck, Vehicle

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Universal Cold Air Intake, Air Duct Hose, 76mm/3inch Adjustable Car Cold Air Turbo Intake Inlet Pipe Flexible Duct Tube Hose Pipe Induction Kit Black

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Breather Rain Sock Dustproof Air Filter Cover Air Cleaner Protective Cover for Davidson Touring Dyna Street Glide Road King

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