(02-16-2019, 03:02 AM)spartanheed_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks for the replies. The delkevic is certainly a good price but I just can't get away with the style of the exhausts. I prefer the look of the yoshimura and mugen slip ons
Yep, pretty much every slip on exhaust that appealed to me on all fronts such as quality, design and sound turned out to be expensive. Some might claim performance as an important factor, but I think a person is going to be disappointed if that's really what they're after in a slip on exhaust.
They (delkevic) have several different muffler options. Take a look on the website.
I've had a good look through but they just all remind me of 90s sport bike exhausts. There's lots I like the look of such as Mugen, Yoshimura, Moriwaki, Over Racing etc.
i can vouch personally for the Deklevic 8" round. still riding with mine. absolutely love the change in note, and the weight savings is literally second to none (seriously, could'nt find a lighter muffler for the cb11)
I have a two bros M2 that I love. It's a little shorter than the delkevic.
Mmmm, like that rear tire.
Makes it look like the CB eats things.
I have a two brothers pipe that I bought from a fellow forum member here. It has a exhaust tips that can be changed out depending on your mood .
(02-20-2019, 10:51 AM)Ferrealls_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I have a two bros M2 that I love. It's a little shorter than the delkevic.
Nice bike!
(02-15-2019, 08:53 AM)jimgl3_imp Wrote: [ -> ]pull the end cap off. drill about 8 1/4" holes. replace end cap. nice deep rumble.
Yup. I drilled several 5/8" holes in the end plate, cut off the snooter pipe, painted the inside end plate with flat black heat paint, and used black high heat RTV sealant when l put the end cap back on. Results are better throttle responce with a nice deep rumble but not too loud. Price was right.