Good Exhausts....
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11-28-2007, 12:37 PM
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RE: Good Exhausts....
ORIGINAL: Aken
Eh, I like the sound of those types of exhausts, but not the loudness. I live in a nice residential area and often come home at 2 AM. I don't think they'd appreciate me owning one of those
What's up with the duct tape and tinfoil all over your bike, too?
Eh, I like the sound of those types of exhausts, but not the loudness. I live in a nice residential area and often come home at 2 AM. I don't think they'd appreciate me owning one of those
What's up with the duct tape and tinfoil all over your bike, too?
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ORIGINAL: snowboarding82
Dev do you even ride that bike?! Jeez it's so clean I'd eat off the sprockets!
Dev do you even ride that bike?! Jeez it's so clean I'd eat off the sprockets!
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11-29-2007, 09:11 PM
RE: Good Exhausts....
I highly recomment a Devil slip-on exhaust. I have the carbon fiber SB2 Racer low-mount and it gives the F4i a deeper tone in the lower RPM range, but once you're above 8K it screams. Check out the website... www.devilbikes.comHere is what it sounds like...2001 HONDA F4I (SB2 SLIP-ON HM)
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