Carbon Can Company stainless slip on round standard mount - SV650.org

28-06-04, 06:15 PM

I do not think my end can is drastically louder than the stock can, but the difference is markedly better. I have not had the benefit of hearing any other Sv's in the flesh with other cans but I am more than happy with the sound mine makes.
It is deep and bassy with a real V twin sound to it, I love to warm it up before I go out for a ride and then remove my helmet when I return and run it for a few minutes just to listen to it!
It gets lots of admiring glances from pedestrians and car drivers when I am at lights. All I need though is for someone to do a drive past on my bike for me so that I can have a listen to it under load as ear plugs and helmet remove a lot of this when riding.

ophic · 28-06-04, 06:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Peter Henry

All I need though is for someone to do a drive past on my bike for me so that I can have a listen to it under load

shout me an air ticket and I'll be only too happy to oblige

splke · 29-06-04, 07:23 AM

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Originally Posted by ophic

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peter Henry

All I need though is for someone to do a drive past on my bike for me so that I can have a listen to it under load

shout me an air ticket and I'll be only too happy to oblige

He wants a ride bye not a push bye

30-06-04, 10:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peter Henry

All I need though is for someone to do a drive past on my bike for me so that I can have a listen to it under load as ear plugs and helmet remove a lot of this when riding.

Should of said, I was over there yesterday

I also have the same can, but high level. It sounds good, but not much volume. Im tempted to grab one with out the baffels..

Dan

19-11-04, 12:59 AM

Just ordered one...will post again once it's on but my mate bought one for his Mille and it sounds great so I am hopefull

24-11-04, 04:57 PM

I just fitted my Carbon Can Co stainless oval today. It sounds much better now, especially at low revs but is still not overly offensive so I'm one happy bunny. Road legal but much nicer.

06-12-04, 11:06 PM

Anyone tried removing the baffles from one yet? How hard is it? Can you get an allan bolt or something to make it easy to take them out and in?

28-06-04, 06:15 PM	#1
Peter Henry Guest Posts: n/a	Carbon Can Company stainless slip on round standard mount I do not think my end can is drastically louder than the stock can, but the difference is markedly better. I have not had the benefit of hearing any other Sv's in the flesh with other cans but I am more than happy with the sound mine makes. It is deep and bassy with a real V twin sound to it, I love to warm it up before I go out for a ride and then remove my helmet when I return and run it for a few minutes just to listen to it! It gets lots of admiring glances from pedestrians and car drivers when I am at lights. All I need though is for someone to do a drive past on my bike for me so that I can have a listen to it under load as ear plugs and helmet remove a lot of this when riding.

24-11-04, 04:57 PM	#6
chutz Guest Posts: n/a	He he he I just fitted my Carbon Can Co stainless oval today. It sounds much better now, especially at low revs but is still not overly offensive so I'm one happy bunny. Road legal but much nicer.

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19-11-04, 12:59 AM	#5
chutz Guest Posts: n/a	Just ordered one...will post again once it's on but my mate bought one for his Mille and it sounds great so I am hopefull

06-12-04, 11:06 PM	#7
chutz Guest Posts: n/a	Anyone tried removing the baffles from one yet? How hard is it? Can you get an allan bolt or something to make it easy to take them out and in?