Aftermarket exhausts.

Dawg

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Hi guys, a little advice or your opinions required.

I want to change my exhaust end can. I'm not interested in one or two extra horses so i'm not going to the expense of changing the complete system. Nor am I too concerned about saving a small amount of weight as any aftermarket one will be lighter than standard.

So, I have seen cans from GPR, Scorpion, Two Brothers, and BOS. I have had Quill on previous bikes and they just quoted me £170 for Evo 2.

Anyone tried any of these? Or any recommendations?

A nice noise is what I'm after....:D
 
Why are you worried about weight you are riding a G.S FFS save your dosh for fuel and ride the bloody thing if you want noise get a MP3 and head phones
 
The OE exhaust is very good, and there are only one or two cans that are arguably better than the BM one (like say the akrapovic). Buy a cheap exhaust and you're more likely to fukc up your bike than improve it. :thumb2
 
Quill.......:thumb2
Deep raspy sound.
 

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Keep the standard can and put a set of decatted headers on instead. You will get the deeper/throatier noise and a bit of extra performance as well. Win win.
 
Stick a Beowulf Warrior on. Cheap, easy to fit, looks great (in black) and sounds wicked! Does exactly what it says on the tin.

Problem solved. :thumb2
 
Stick a Beowulf Warrior on. Cheap, easy to fit, looks great (in black) and sounds wicked! Does exactly what it says on the tin.

Problem solved. :thumb2

+1 for the Beowulf
and it has a lifetime warranty and its British.

:thumb
 
I changed to a carbon Quill end can and noticed how much lower down the rev range it would pull.
Changed to an Akro and it was even better.

It can not hurt to lose a lot of the weight either.

I have just bought a Twin cam and have a near new Akro if your intrested send me a PM.
Nick
 
Thanks for that chaps, some good ideas.
I realise that decatted headers is probably the best way to go and I may do this in time. Trouble is, I do think the standard can is a little large and cumbersome.

I also agree that in many ways you get what you pay for, and if cost was no issue I would go for an Akro.

I do like the look of that Quill and I have found them to be very good quality in the past (and half the price of an Akro). I think it will be between a Quill and a GPR. I have seen a GPR Powercone and i think it looks the dogs danglies.

Thanks for the offer of the Akro Nick, but mine is also a twin cam so I guess it will not fit.
 
Sorry Dawg mine will not fit twin cam.

Please let me know what you think when you fit a new end can to your twin cam.
I would like to lose the weight and see what improvements it makes.
An Akro for a Twin Cam at £635!!!!!!:eek
Nick
 
Ordered an oval stainless beowulf silencer for my 2010 gsa today, £140 inc p&p with 10% discount for being a UKgser forum member
 
Thanks for the advice again.

I've just ordered a Beowulf Warrior in stainless. Seems a very nice lady on the phone, very helpfull and knew about the differances on the 2010 model.

Also got my 10% forum discount. £168 delivered. :thumb2
 
Thanks for the advice again.

I've just ordered a Beowulf Warrior in stainless. Seems a very nice lady on the phone, very helpfull and knew about the differances on the 2010 model.

Also got my 10% forum discount. £168 delivered. :thumb2

They used my bike to do the link pipe! I'm very happy with this product and it is soooo easy to keep clean. They use a very polished stailess steel which seems to shrug off the dirt, especially on the inside where the usual crud bakes on.
 

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That does look nice, I like the double mounting strap.

What have you done with the exhaust servo flap thingy, it looks like yours is still connected?
 
Silencer

Standard Silencer



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Standard Silencer which has been modified



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Dont buy a new silencer, just buy a hacksaw :thumb
 


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