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Just been wondering. Does the riding with a aftermarket can, baffle out reduce the mpg? Because I generally ride with the baffle in at the moment. However when I take it out for a week or two at a time I seem to be re-fueling more often... Or is it just me?!
Anyone recorded mpg's with baffles in and baffles out? |
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Probably the reason is that with the nicer engine note you are revving the nuts of it more
![]() On its own it shouldnt affect the mpg really that much Pete |
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ive never noticed any diff
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When I had my CCC on mine with the baffle out the bike was better on fuel and sound
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Taking the baffle out turns you into a hooligan
Hooligans ride harder Riding harder uses more fuel QED (Never made any difference on mine) |
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Ok cheers. Seems like there is no economical value in keeping it in then!
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