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26-06-05, 03:59 AM | #1 |
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Recommended slip on
Hey guys, I Have an 04 SV650S and currently still have the stock exa=haust sytem on the bike. I was wondering what exhaust systems you guys could recommend or deter me away from.
I am most likly looking for a slip on that will shed a few pounds of weight off the bike and I am also looking for one that You can simply swap with the stock without any major modifications or adjustemesnt, so that it does not affect the performance and work with the stock settings... I would prefer one that is not too loud ( louder than stock is fine), also one that is slightly smaller than the stock is key. I will stick with the regular type, as in I am not looking for a high mount or an undertail... If you guys have any suggestions or ones that have worked for you let me know, Thanks. |
26-06-05, 03:14 PM | #2 |
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I've just ordered a Scorpion road legal system from Seastar motorcycles at just under £180 inc delivery. (For K4 - K5)
Most people will say good things about Scorpion, they are reasonably priced, lifelong guarrentee, and you can pull the baffles out too I originally chose a Blue Flame, which I would still have prefered, but they have a reputation for awful customer service, which I would agree with, they were not even interested in selling me a £300 system, with typical Parisian waiter shoulder shrugging and can't be arsed attitude when I dared to ask for a delivery date. Meanwhile, Seastar were helpful, gave me advice and and a honest delivery estimate (up to 14 days). HTH Dave |
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Oops, just read your Location - my reccomendation may not be a great deal of help
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26-06-05, 03:21 PM | #4 | |
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26-06-05, 08:47 PM | #5 |
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i've got a carbon can co end can, and i think it's great. Blueflame don't have the best customer service reputation on here... do a site search and you'll soon see!
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26-06-05, 09:07 PM | #6 |
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would also say carbon can company, you cant fault there customer service or products!!
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26-06-05, 09:39 PM | #7 |
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ive got the scorpion and recomend it to anyone,great first mod and well worth the ££££££££.
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27-06-05, 10:24 AM | #8 | |
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In case you're not aware, *all* cans require the entire exhaust system to come off and the original to be cut. The standard system is one piece |
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27-06-05, 10:27 AM | #9 | ||
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this however . . does give you an excuse to buy a full system |
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