Recommend me some better sounding pipes - Bonneville EFI.

dicktheleg

dicktheleg

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Looking for some better sounding pipes for my 2012 Bonneville.

I don't want to get into remapping etc as it runs very sweetly at the moment, I'd just prefer it sounding a bit better than my mom's singer sewing machine.

What options are available?

TIA.
 
Have a look at the silencers from feked.com
 
As far as I remember silencers only don't have to be marked "not for roads use" to pass an mot
 
I've got the arrow 2 into 1, sounds like a proper bike.
Remapping is a 10 minute job at a triumph dealer, there's a few 'standard' triumph maps for them to choose from for different exhaust configurations.
I've had it done properly since, along with gutting the airbox, decent filter and a new inlet snorkel. It's like a different bike.
Look at the triumph twin power website, he knows what's what.
 
I've got Norman Hyde TOGAs on mine, sounds like a Triumph twin is supposed to sound. Never had the baffles in. The older they get, the better they sound :green gri

There was considerable popping after I fitted 'em due to the Air Injection system getting its knickers in a twist but permanently solved that with this easy dodge from the Triumph Rat website
 
Nippy Normans supply Touratech, Wunderlich, Desert Fox and many other makes of accessories.
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