Vrooom - Verrooom!!!

[krhall]

Is there a better sound in the morning than the throaty grunt of an SV underneath you as you weave through the traffic or pull away from the lights?

I have a normal can and the sound just makes me smile, I would like to hear a non-standard one.......

It almost makes getting up and coming to work worth while.

[philbut]

It almost makes getting up and coming to work worth while.

well, almost...I still prefer gettin up and going for a blast round the lanes, safe in the knowlage that ITS THE WEEKEND.

Get a race can mate, you'll love it even more - I've got a full Micron system with no baffle - never fails to put a smile on my face. Earplugs, Pah.

[tigersaw]

Is there a better sound in the morning than the throaty grunt of an SV underneath you as you weave through the traffic or pull away from the lights?



Yes, the same sound, but sampled from under the duvet whilst watching brekky tv in bed on a day off

[krhall]

Where to get one fitted though - it's on my list of mods to do as I have decided to keep the SV.

[John 675]

My viper can is really loud, when im riding the bike "spirited so to speak" lol, its a gaurenteed head turner, and they cost about £80 NOT ROAD LEGAL as such but i bought a £9 baffle which makes it legal so...
:D

[SoulKiss]

Is there a better sound in the morning than the throaty grunt of an SV underneath you as you weave through the traffic or pull away from the lights?

I have a normal can and the sound just makes me smile, I would like to hear a non-standard one.......

It almost makes getting up and coming to work worth while.

Come into Soho tonight and you will hear a variety of aftermarket exhausts.

From £120 Ebay jobs to full Micron Race systems.

If you want/need a guide, give me a shout

David

[Grinch]

Mine was 340 quid... Had it 5 years now.
But then I have 3 more to chose from too... lol

[Steelman]

Where to get one fitted though - it's on my list of mods to do as I have decided to keep the SV.

DIY with a Fuel can - only £135 direct from the very nice manufacturers ;)

Easy job; 25 mins with a hacksaw (or 5 with a grinder if you feel brave enough :cool:) and 15 mins to fix the slip on can. Fuel have a superb customer service record - as many on the forum will attest to - and the resulting sound is magical :cool::cool:

Just do it, you won't regret it :D

[yorkie_chris]

Fuel are great (ace sound), but they won't supply me with a new front plate to fix my can with. (they want me to send them the can so they can have labor costs)

Anyone got a spare oval fuel front end?

Chris

[krhall]

just looked at fuels site and the are really cheap compared to other manufacturers.

I'm still not sure on the fitting of it though although one of these cans will allows me to save some money and spend it on something else.

[yorkie_chris]

And they sound ace, nuff said.

(and remove the baffle before you fit it, they're in tight.)

[toonyank]

Carbon Can Co for me :smt038 but I bet you've never heard me say that

[Ratty46]

love the sound of my bike when i fire it up first thing...

its louder than my mates 98 blade with an akropovitch on it....he hate that....lol

[Razor]

I have Akra downpipes with a stumpy end can I made from bits found in a friends shed. It's not pretty but it sounds OK.

Is it too loud if it makes car drivers jump as you filter past them on the motorway?

[mister c]

I told my boss that riding to and from work everyday was the best part of the day, the rest was cr@p :)
Listening to a Fuel Can evreyday is like a drug :cheers::smt045:cool:

[krhall]

Right so on a budget it is either FUEL or Carbon Can Co. but which?

and also which end can?

[hovis]

scorpion all the way IMO. i just sold 2

put an add in the wanted section.............. & get sombody in your regien to give you a hand cutting the old one off

[toonyank]

Right so on a budget it is either FUEL or Carbon Can Co. but which?

and also which end can?

This one :cheers:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7p3XcCM0aSs

Also these are both end cans and not full systems

[krhall]

Nah still not sure there was a fuel one on there too which sounded meaty.