[MadMaxi]

Moriwaki, Remus, 4 Road, Yoshimira? I want performance gain but I'm not into making noise - that's one thing I love about the stock exhaust - quiet. I would love to hear what those who have made the switch to any of the aforementioned units think. And while I'm at it - any word on aftermarket shocks. After 12000 KM mine are tired.

 

[ted clement]

What scoot are you riding...your signature doesn't say.

 

[allwalk]

You may want to look into the Gianelli exhaust then. It apparently delivers more performance and is 5db quieter over the OEM exhaust :shock:

I'm like you as a like the stealthyness of the Burgmans.

 

[pauljo]

The Remus cannister is not very loud (comparible to stock) if you leave the silencer in. Seat of the pants, there is some performance gain. I did not have it dyno tested.

 

[Bleeder]

And while I'm at it - any word on aftermarket shocks. After 12000 KM mine are tired.

I've no first hand knowledge, but Fournales suspension products get high reviews.

Fournales



Peace.

 

[pauljo]

And while I'm at it - any word on aftermarket shocks. After 12000 KM mine are tired.

I've run Ikon shocks on my 650 for the last 6000 miles. They have progressively wound springs (stiffer than stock) and 4 way adjustable damping. I am satisfied with them. I bought them from Eurotech motorsports.
http://www.eurotechmotorsports.com/

 

[Rensho]

Any idea how much weight savings is involved by going to a new exhaust system?
Surprised there aren't dyno charts available.

 

[pauljo]

Any idea how much weight savings is involved by going to a new exhaust system?
Surprised there aren't dyno charts available.

Weight savings - Lots. Didn't put them on a scale, but you can sure feel the difference.