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Whickle wrote:Waits for Miz to enter.......

Agreed, there are far better mods to make than a loud exhaust. Noise will not stop an idiot from hitting you, contrary to popular belief.

It may not stop people from hitting you but I've noticed significantly fewer people trying to run me off the road by not knowing where I am. I had to be even more careful of blind-spots with the stock exhaust.

Just my two cents worth.

loud pipes.....save lives.

Gosling1 wrote:loud pipes.....save lives.

Going to have to try this one too the road filth if i get pulled over gos.
Just fitted a TB to my 650 & it sounds unreal, 100% improvement on the stock one & looks the buisness.
Its loud.. ish not deafing so, but goooooddd !!
How does the db or noise laws work ??

They don't work

How much was your TB? My 650's got an Arrow exhaust and it sounds like a friggin dirt bike :puke:
That's gonna have to go...

Sparks_333 wrote:They don't work

How much was your TB? My 650's got an Arrow exhaust and it sounds like a friggin dirt bike :puke:
That's gonna have to go...

I paid $715 for a full carbon system from sportbikeneeds in the states sparks, which was $400 cheaper than local.. do a bit of research depending on the year of yours cause i have read some pretty scathing reports about some of their products..but the quality & workmanship on this one is first class..time well tell??

young1 wrote:....How does the db or noise laws work ??.......

well it always depends on the copper on the day. If the bike is stupid loud you may get a defect and have to run it over the pits for inspection. They used to test dB levels and your muffler needed a dB plate - but that is no longer the case.

Keep your standard muffler for a rainy day ...

Arrow baffle removed... problem solved