Is it possible? Hs anyone done it? Just wondering. I have seen some more recent models and look retty sweet. I just thought about hookin mine up like that, but thought I'd ask you guys first. Anyone know?

 

I saw a '93 for sale on ebay last year with one...some sort of Wolf involved in the brand name, but I can't be sure. Somehow it exhausted out of where the taillight used to be, not sure at all how it was routed from the header, but I can imagine how hot the seat gets. It would be a sweet mod, though, if the rest of the bike is getting similar treatment: custom tail, undertail exhaust, blacked out fighter look...

 

I thought about that too but then I realized that the bike already cooks my nuts without the added assistance of a pipe under my ***.

 

it can be done my father had one on his 99...
had a yosh can cut down to 9 inchs
and had it totaly rerouted.. wasnt 2 bad just couldnt put somne over 50lbs on the back seat or it would touch... looked bad *** considering he did the vfr conversion.. and all ya saw was wheel on the side.

 

i just did my 954 undertail and i used to have one on my 900, if i could get ahold of a 900 i could mok one up liike i did for the 954.

 

Sorry to bump such an old thread, but that is 100% true. Sure it would be cool looking, but yea - it would turn up the heat a bit.

 

i know this tread is old but i have a 93 900rr and it has it done to it it looks amazing
as far as heat goes mine has a lot of heat wrap tape around the exhuast so that theres no problems there
the tail did have to be moded a lot for it to be ran correctly but i love it

 

i know this is an old thread but i have a 93 900rr with it done and it looks amazing
as far as the heat goes a little heat wrap tape and no worries
the tail does have to be heavily moded to get it be ran correctly but its worth it

 

Some pics would be nice......

 

How about my 954 undertail exhaust mod. I have recently replaced the can in the image with a Yoshi RS-5 Carbon Fiber. I have no issues with hot seat or anything hot under the seat for that matter.