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the sound will start to be painfull when cruising &may have to start using earplugs,hope ur helmets are good enough
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Simple slip on canisters.Originally posted by Joel View Post
He says he likes it better in the lower revs now. A definite increase.Originally posted by kar1zma View Post
Totally agree. I use ear plugs on long rides coz it gets quite painful with the wind turbulence!Originally posted by anirudh fz1 View PostThe Wheel was a great invention; Two Wheels with a Motor in between was even better!
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how much did the whole thing cost u.Comment
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Congrats R-1 for the getting two Bros Exhaust on your R1
Hey does your elder brother own an MT-01?Racing Throttle ResponseComment
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50k thats nice, guess my friends will be gettin em soonComment
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Nice video and pictures! the bike sounds great!--------------------------------
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It comes with an optional DB Restrictor sold separately. Costs $20 per piece. 1 for each exhaust will do the trick. I've it and it pipes down the sound without affecting the increase in performance. Installing it will take 1/10th the time it takes to fix the exhaust so i strongly recommend it. I can see from your pics that you dont have it yet. And it looks gr8! Comes in golden, the exact same color of the nuts on the exhaust tail.Originally posted by anirudh fz1 View Post
Here is how it looks. This is the video of my bike post the installation.
And i did a 1000km ride in 2days to tarkarli from pune on my comet so was pretty much doing the redline most of the time. i can vouch that the sound is tolerable with the restrictor on. But then thats on a comet. not sure we wud do such runs on the R1.
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The Wheel was a great invention; Two Wheels with a Motor in between was even better!
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Great! Lets go for a ride soon!Originally posted by Bankim Jain
BTW Ken i am finally expecting the delivery of my MT01 on this THU ... PHEW waited for very many months ... will update more on it soon-after !
The Wheel was a great invention; Two Wheels with a Motor in between was even better!
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Sorry if I'm being picky, but there wasn't exactly much in the pictures that I could make out. If you can post some better pics, with some text, I can move it to the SBK workshop thread, where it will be of good use to someone else as well.
As for the exhausts, Two Brothers is pretty good, but I've gone a slightly different route. My setup is a gutted Y-pipe (without the cat con), and am putting in an A&R race baffle kit as well. These two cost me INR 7000, and will be putting out an increase in power/torque close to what a typical slip-on does. Not to mention the beautiful sound as well.
See here: YouTube - 2007 Yamaha R1 Racing Baffles Installed www.AandRmotorsport.com
PS: I'm not trying to knock your effort/purchase. All I'm saying is, there's a much cheaper option when it comes to working on your exhausts for a power/torque/sound bump."Tough times never last, but tough people do." - Robert Schuller
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aftermarket exhausts also save a fair bit of weight. a kilo less on a litre bike is nearly an extra hpComment
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Originally posted by rossiter View Post
well the one that u r telling me will void the warranty. the one that i have put in can be taken out in one hour and fixed with the original ones and the warranty remains untouched. so....
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The one I am talking about will not void the warranty as well. In fact, you even retain the stock cans. So it's all good. Will post pics soon. Maybe that'd give you a better idea.Originally posted by R-1 View Post"Tough times never last, but tough people do." - Robert Schuller
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