Will the 900, 1100, or 929 exhaust system fit on to my 1000?

 

No i dont think so m8 - i tried looking long and hard for a replacement for mine and ended up winning a complete
Micron off ebay.The only companys that still do exhausts for our bikes is Vance & Hines (US) Motad (stainless downpipe
replacements which will marry to original cans) Laser (do a complete system) and Remus (again complete system)

I previously had some bodge job of 4 into 1 downpipes with a VFR750 standard can welded on and it was horrid.

Best to stick with the correct pipework for the CBR1000F.

Hope this helps!

 

If you want a 4:1 system a lot of company's make them. Two brothers, D&D, Remus, Lazer and Motard nexxus to mention a few.

If you on the other hand want a 4:2 system it gets a little more difficult. I have just ordered a system from IXIL which is in polished aluminium. Lazer makes a nice set of 4:2 system, and BSM exhausts makes a 4:2 system in titanium.

This is a pic of the exhaust I have just ordered.


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The exhaust system on my bike was custom made for that bike. They did not mass produce them for the bike, it was custom made for the individual bike. I am saddend by the fact that the company no longer is in business (from what I have researched and found on the internet) for motorcycle exhaust systems, yet they still produce automotive exhausts. It is a black widow racing exhaust with a titanium header, stainless mid pipe, and carbon fiber can. It bothers me as if I were to do damage to any of it, I would have to find separate pieces to complete the system. It works unbelieveably well considering it is a true 4-1 system. Most of the others say that 4-2-1 systems are where you find your mid range and 4-1 systems are where you find extra at the top end. This system has both. It sounds really, really nice.

 

I just finished putting a Two Brothers carbon fiber slip on canister on my bike.
I went for a short ride to see if there was a differance. The midrange seems to be a lot stronger. It is nice sounding at idle and when reving or pulling away from a stop. Over the road it is not loud at all. I am very pleased with it. It took less that an hour to remove the old mufflers and install the new stuff.



http://www.twobros.com/Exhaust/Honda/index.htm




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Sweet...thanks for the info.