Help me choose an exhaust can

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Hi

I can't make my mind up :confused:

The bike looks like this (without the extra long number plate holder)
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Which slip on would you go for from the ones listed below only.

350mm s/s oval
ss350oval.jpg


350mm carbon oval
c350oval.jpg


320mm s/s tri-oval
ss320tri.jpg


320mm carbon tri-oval
c320tri.jpg
 
Carbon takes a longggg time to fade to the point it looks ming.

I would personally make my own stubby :)
 
I really like Tri-Oval exhausts. I've got one myself, although, I can't remember its length, but it's a cut down size.
 
have a look on the bay for these

YZF600R THUNDERCAT 96-04 CARBON TRI-OVAL STUBBY EXHAUST CAN, LINK PIPE & BAFFLE

Yamaha YZF600 Thundercat Carbon Oval Carbon outlet Can

Yamaha YZF600 Thundercat Titanium Oval Carbon outlet

DS70 Oval Carbon Fibre Exhaust Silencer Muffler Yamaha YZF600R THUNDERCAT 94-05


All a bit nicer then the huge beasties you have posted :)
 
Thanks for the suggestions.

I don't want something too loud as I use the bike every day.
 
Ish said:
Thanks for the suggestions.

I don't want something too loud as I use the bike every day.
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Does. Not. Compute...

In all seriousness though, get one with a removable baffle. Then, if you don't want it too loud, you can keep the baffle in. But I'm sure eventually you'll ride without one, they sound SO much better lol.
 
Not to mention, and being serious, the louder the better for commuting, not only being seen, but being heard CAN save lives.
 
agnes said:
Not to mention, and being serious, the louder the better for commuting, not only being seen, but being heard CAN save lives.
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People laugh but this is true. I've lost count of the amount of times people have been about to cross in front of me then heard the roar coming and thought better of it :D
 
Felix said:
Does a loud can add anything to you insurance premium?
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Totally depends on your insurer to be honest. But what you're looking it, it shouldn't add a great amount, if anything. You're only looking at a bolt on exhaust, not a completely new exhaust system, so it's more an aesthetic thing, as oppose to a performance thing.
Complete new sports exhaust systems, including down pipes and everything, can add a price to your premium as they're designed to increase output power of your engine.
 
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