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Ok I've been back on the standard can on my speed four and tbh its good. The fueling is spot on around town and its not too bad sounding.
So I quite would like a little more noise but not too much. I've looked at a lot of cans. Daytona tor was the best sounding but a little too long. Speed four tor is mentally loud!!! Now I've found a mhp can. It's really nice and sounds fantastic ( race can) but I'm not too sure about the titanium. What do you think? ![]() |
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titanium looks fine
if it were me, I'd prefer the can to be a tad shorter,
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Tad shorter for me too, might look straighter along the line of the bike too.
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Yea all cans look long its the angle of the pipe I think. Tbh shortening it would make it too loud and I don't mind the length. Not sure about the colour mainly. Quality stuff tho. Much better than other exhaust I've looked it
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Think carbon would look better (or black powder coat) as you've got clean green/black going on with the rest of the bike.
I changed to arrows on the trip because the shiney standards just didn't look right (IMO) with the matte grey. I still need to sort out the supper shiney rearsets at some point as well. Ste
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Looks ok but I think the badge/sticker is a bit 'smart price'!
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Cut it down to just before the sticker Andy... it will make it a fair bit louder mind you.
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Not a fan of short cans tbh and this really doesn't want to be any louder. Bit concerned that I don't know how to polish satin titanium if I remove it. Had carbon can on before and tbh it suited it better but I like the fact I've git a hand made exhaust. Hmmm
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I like it other than the blue logo. Clashes with the colour a bit.
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You could always have it sleeved in carbon no?
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