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Old 10-22-2017, 07:34 PM
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Been out of the cycle world for the past 15 years. Looking for a slip on exhaust for my 95 cbr 900rr........do they still make these?
any links to even something used would be a possibility. West central Florida. Thanks!
 
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Old 10-23-2017, 07:49 AM
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Hi there welcome to the forum.

There are still plenty of the old 900RR's out there, so if there's a market, someone will supply it. However the price might be prohibitively expensive, laying out $1500 for an exhaust for a $2000 bike is a big pill to swallow!

I'd be inclined to look on E-Bay and the like, if you're patient, something will turn up.

When I bought my 900RRV, I got one with all the mods I wanted. Probably spent the equivalent of $2000 for the bike, If I parted her out I'd probably get $4000! Makes no sense to me, but that's reality
 
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Hawkwind2016, I appreciate the quick response and input, sir! G'day!!
 
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Old 10-26-2017, 05:16 PM
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I'm impressed with your helpfulness, though, I am really looking for just a bolt on can. I'm thinking, that from my recent research, I will probably have to settle with something used.......I found ONE that's in St. Petersburg, which is close to me, but of course there is a bit of rash that comes with it! This will be more typical with salvage parts. Like you said before, patience.......
 
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Sorry when you said slip-on, I assumed you meant this type of exhaust

A bolt on should be much easier to find and cheaper!
 
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I hate to sound boring, but, they run best with the standard rear silencer, standard air box, oem air filter and standard jetting. You’ll have no flat spots perfect fueling and a bike that runs as Mr Honda and his huge engineering team originally designed.

I’ve returned mine to standard and it’s lovely to ride, so much better than with the oiled ****ty K&N filter and crap Micron can that it came with.
 
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Old 10-27-2017, 03:19 PM
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I hate to sound boring, but, they run best with the standard rear silencer, standard air box, oem air filter and standard jetting. You’ll have no flat spots perfect fueling and a bike that runs as Mr Honda and his huge engineering team originally designed.

I’ve returned mine to standard and it’s lovely to ride, so much better than with the oiled ****ty K&N filter and crap Micron can that it came with.
Yeah, come winter fettling time, I think I'll be loosing the K&N air filter for a normal one
 
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How many bolts are on your can?

I have a used one that's not dented up that has 4 bolts. Unknown make or fitment, got some light scratches that may buff out or would go away with some paint. I will let it go pretty cheap if you're interested and it fits.
 
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Thanks man! 3 bolts.......
 


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