2 brothers V.A.L.E. Exhaust System Question
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02-12-2006, 09:53 PM
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2 brothers V.A.L.E. Exhaust System Question
2005-06 Honda CBR600RR Two Bothers V.A.L.E. Exhaust Systems
has anyone seen this exhaust on a bike? From what i have seen on the web site i like the look of it. Does anyone know how much farther it sticks out from the stock exhaust. Its hard to tell from the pictures. This is a slip on right? I realize these may be simple questions. i bought my first bike not to long ago so i'm learning. Thanks!
has anyone seen this exhaust on a bike? From what i have seen on the web site i like the look of it. Does anyone know how much farther it sticks out from the stock exhaust. Its hard to tell from the pictures. This is a slip on right? I realize these may be simple questions. i bought my first bike not to long ago so i'm learning. Thanks!
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02-13-2006, 12:33 AM
RE: 2 brothers V.A.L.E. Exhaust System Question
I own one. It sticks out 2 inches (5cm) from the rear tail of the bike. I purchased the slip on, but they do have a full system as well. The pipe has a throaty lower sound than a Yosh, and at higher speeds she just roars. Real nice. My advice is that if you decide to purchase a slip on, keep the heat shield that runs from your calf to your thigh. Get rid of the rest of the heat sheild, and install your pipe. Easy install.
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02-17-2006, 08:08 PM
RE: 2 brothers V.A.L.E. Exhaust System Question
ORIGINAL: techdog
I own one. It sticks out 2 inches (5cm) from the rear tail of the bike. I purchased the slip on, but they do have a full system as well. The pipe has a throaty lower sound than a Yosh, and at higher speeds she just roars. Real nice. My advice is that if you decide to purchase a slip on, keep the heat shield that runs from your calf to your thigh. Get rid of the rest of the heat sheild, and install your pipe. Easy install.
I own one. It sticks out 2 inches (5cm) from the rear tail of the bike. I purchased the slip on, but they do have a full system as well. The pipe has a throaty lower sound than a Yosh, and at higher speeds she just roars. Real nice. My advice is that if you decide to purchase a slip on, keep the heat shield that runs from your calf to your thigh. Get rid of the rest of the heat sheild, and install your pipe. Easy install.
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