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Andy12 07-07-09 09:48

New single system from X-Racing
 
X-Racing exhaust: http://www.xracing-exhausts.com/Pricelist.html
has produced a new factory tested , handmade system, for our 2008 Tens for around 300 Euros

I' ve just bought mine from ebay.I� ll install it , and I'll be back with my impressions and more...
Here's some photos




http://www.imageshack.gr/files/kpr5d...09tc_thumb.jpg http://www.imageshack.gr/files/6la7j...m80r_thumb.jpg http://www.imageshack.gr/files/u77ig...1nq9_thumb.jpg

stuxtttr 07-07-09 14:38

want one

Molgan 07-07-09 16:40

Oh yeah, looking good! Really interested in your feedback. =) Looks like these works with the oem pannier racks (the OTR don't as far as I know).

Here's another system from the same place:

http://img245.imageshack.us/img245/473/tensingleex.jpg

josephau 08-07-09 04:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andy12 (Post 99879)
X-Racing exhaust: http://www.xracing-exhausts.com/Pricelist.html
has produced a new factory tested , handmade system, for our 2008 Tens for around 300 Euros

I' ve just bought mine from ebay.I� ll install it , and I'll be back with my impressions and more...
Here's some photos




http://www.imageshack.gr/files/kpr5d...09tc_thumb.jpg http://www.imageshack.gr/files/6la7j...m80r_thumb.jpg http://www.imageshack.gr/files/u77ig...1nq9_thumb.jpg

Thanks Andy12 for this info. I think I will get one!

fozzy17 08-07-09 08:45

any chance of a shot from the rear end?

Gas_Up_Lets_Go 08-07-09 08:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by fozzy17 (Post 99936)
any chance of a shot from the rear end?

:icon_lol:

OooH er missus.....

A photo of the right hand side too would be good, I always worry what the other side will look like, with the bike being designed with the twin outlet pipe, I worry it will look like something's missing.

Maybe they'd do a 'blank' can in the same style ?? you could use it for storage, fuel etc with a bit of work......

Andy12 08-07-09 12:30

Once installed , I'll post some photos from the right side....
For the time being, here's another one.:occasion14:




http://www.imageshack.gr/files/f760o8spyp7e2nzibqrp.jpg

stuxtttr 08-07-09 16:17

Nice photo good to see you enjoying the sand

Gas_Up_Lets_Go 08-07-09 18:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by Molgan (Post 99898)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andy12 (Post 99943)


Aren't these the same bike ??

Molgan 08-07-09 20:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gas_Up_Lets_Go (Post 99965)
Aren't these the same bike ??

Indeed they are, from the manufacturers site. Andy hasn't installed his yet. :p

stoo24 08-07-09 22:27

The can doesn't look tight enough to the bike to allow my Touratech pannier rails to fit. Looks like we're still waiting for a manufacturer to take their time and produce a pipe that follows the line of the original. Surely can't be difficult?? I guess these end cans are pretty universal and can be thrown on almost anything?

Gas_Up_Lets_Go 09-07-09 07:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by stoo24 (Post 99982)
I guess these end cans are pretty universal and can be thrown on almost anything?

I would say that is the problem, most single can systems are much longer than the space on the Ten and to 'level' the can out would mean it sticking out the back of the bike, as well as a tighter bend in the link pipe that would have a negative affect of gas flow/performance (listen to me, as if I know anything!)

Probably why Acrapovic went for a two pipe system similar to the Yamaha one....

Our hope still rests with Simon.......

fozzy17 09-07-09 08:21

I think i prefer the single pipe than my twin acro's, can anyone also confirm if the yam panniers will fit with the single pipe conversion?

Andy12 09-07-09 12:42

Guys�guys�.guys�.lets not be marketing victims�..

The Tenere 2008 doesn�t have a twin exhaust system. It has a single exhaust, with two holes at the end of the silencer.
Its just for design aesthetics. Akra or Remus is trying to sell us, two silencers in the place of one.

Not to me thank you. :fing06:


As long as X-Racing replied that this system is designed for Ten 2008, I trust them not to have any problems with the exhaust valves of the cylinder head , and keep the sound under 93dB (this why the terminal is so long).


The dimensions of the Oval diameter are 12,3cm x 9,5cm. so probably no problems with my Hepco frame.


Also here is another patented single system. You can see a friend�s bike with the left side terminal, of a twin Remus Hexacone system for a Yamaha Fazer 1000.

Was installed from his Yamaha dealer , enriched the FI from 6 to 10, installed a aftermarket air filter (I think K&N) , installed a custom-made fitting bracket , and insured him that he will have no problems at all, for his Athens-Greece to Edinburgh-Scotland trip next week.
As you can see, the Trax panniers from SW-Motech fit perfectly.

In any case , since it seems , that I� m the first in here to fit (soon) the X-racing, let me be the R&D dept for XT660.com for a while , and I� ll be back with more.

Greetings from Greece


http://www.imageshack.gr/files/1u0g2...67oq_thumb.jpg http://www.imageshack.gr/files/52xao...lc8l_thumb.jpg http://www.imageshack.gr/files/expkq...6kc5_thumb.jpg http://www.imageshack.gr/files/fxlyn...hpjf_thumb.jpg

NickW909 09-07-09 13:10

Andy,

That Remus can on your friends bike looks interesting.

Do you know what sort of db's its putting out?


Thanks,


Nick.

Andy12 09-07-09 14:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by NickW909 (Post 100031)
Andy,

That Remus can on your friends bike looks interesting.

Do you know what sort of db's its putting out?


Thanks,


Nick.

Don't know exactly, but he said that its a little bit louder than the originals...

josephau 10-07-09 08:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by stoo24 (Post 99982)
The can doesn't look tight enough to the bike to allow my Touratech pannier rails to fit. Looks like we're still waiting for a manufacturer to take their time and produce a pipe that follows the line of the original. Surely can't be difficult?? I guess these end cans are pretty universal and can be thrown on almost anything?

I took my Tenere to OTR last year to retro-fit its single can to see if it clears the stock pannier rack. It just did, though I did not buy or install it because the owner had to leave and I never returned to get the single exhaust.

I do notice that OTR and the X-racing single can don't flow nicely with the line of the backend of the bike, i.e. it looks slightly out of place. In addition to GULG's comment, I am guessing it's because it minimizes any kinks or bends so it maximizes air flow. But if I can choose, I would go for better look than better flow. Yes, I am shallow :) Anyone?

josephau 10-07-09 08:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andy12 (Post 100030)

From this pic, the can looks the most aligned with the backend of the bike. But it's a custom-made fit, right?

Andy12 10-07-09 09:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by josephau (Post 100109)
But it's a custom-made fit, right?


Right.....

NickW909 10-07-09 19:11

I rekon this would fit:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=330341445122

Its 420mm long (not inculding the endcaps). You would need to make a new link pipe for it tho'...


Nick.

mac-cos 11-07-09 00:08

I once cut and shut a Motad Can for an FZR1000 to fit a KTM 640Duke.
Reckon a uncorked KTM LC4 enduro can would be a likely candidate for similar treatment to fit the tenere, and as the engine size/HP is similar it wouldnt be restrictive , though the ktm logo would have to be erased.

zezecastro 27-07-09 17:05

could you post pics please?

Andy12 20-08-09 09:54

Well the can has been fitted yesterday �.much much better performance, especially much more torque.
You�ll get to see 7k rpm at a glance on the highway, and less gear changing when in city traffic

The sound is much more better and a little bit louder, but no dramas with the neighbors




http://www.imageshack.gr/files/uftfo...78e9_thumb.jpg http://www.imageshack.gr/files/acz11...d8ul_thumb.jpg http://www.imageshack.gr/files/5fpvl...4umu_thumb.jpg http://www.imageshack.gr/files/bymaq...w3h8_thumb.jpg http://www.imageshack.gr/files/g9sni...kd1l_thumb.jpg

Jami 02-09-09 09:40

That looks good Andy. I just ordered OTR pannier frames and I''m about to order X-Racing silencer as well. Any ideas if it will fit with the frames as it is or do I have to modify it?

How come it's so cheap compared to other brands? Is there anything "wrong" with it?

Jami

Andy12 03-09-09 16:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jami (Post 104487)
That looks good Andy. I just ordered OTR pannier frames and I''m about to order X-Racing silencer as well. Any ideas if it will fit with the frames as it is or do I have to modify it?

How come it's so cheap compared to other brands? Is there anything "wrong" with it?

Jami


Hi there....

As far as i can see from the photos at OTR's site , you will not have any problems fitting the X-racing.You remove the originals , you put on the new one and that's it.

I have the X-racing on my Ten for almost 3 weeks now, no problems till now at all.
Its a little bit louder , and you will have more bangs and booms.....but it will be like riding another bike....:headbang:


As far as i know its the second single system on the market...till now OTR had the monopole , so they could price their system as high as they wanted to.....and no I'm not an X-racing employee or something like that....:hello:

uncle ricky 03-09-09 16:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andy12 (Post 103532)
Well the can has been fitted yesterday �.much much better performance, especially much more torque.
You�ll get to see 7k rpm at a glance on the highway, and less gear changing when in city traffic

The sound is much more better and a little bit louder, but no dramas with the neighbors




http://www.imageshack.gr/files/uftfo...78e9_thumb.jpg http://www.imageshack.gr/files/acz11...d8ul_thumb.jpg http://www.imageshack.gr/files/5fpvl...4umu_thumb.jpg http://www.imageshack.gr/files/bymaq...w3h8_thumb.jpg http://www.imageshack.gr/files/g9sni...kd1l_thumb.jpg


Does the silencer get hot to touch, would it burn soft lugauge if it rested on it, unlike the standard ones which have a plastic shield over them.

Andy12 04-09-09 10:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by uncle ricky (Post 104655)
Does the silencer get hot to touch, would it burn soft lugauge if it rested on it, unlike the standard ones which have a plastic shield over them.

No ....not realy....since its an non catalytic system.
But it depends on your luggage.I use aluminum hard cases.

uncle ricky 04-09-09 12:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andy12 (Post 104722)
No ....not realy....since its an non catalytic system.
But it depends on your luggage.I use aluminum hard cases.

Thanks for that info, I am going to be using my Oxford soft luggauge and Givi 52l top box and a small tank bag on my european camping trips :campfire:

Mike Wright 04-09-09 13:55

Great videos! .....fitted the lowering kit on my new Tenere and its superb Ricky! In fact Ive only got off to get somer dinner. Off a gain this afternoon as Im on a day off leave especially :001:

uncle ricky 04-09-09 13:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike Wright (Post 104745)
Great videos! .....fitted the lowering kit on my new Tenere and its superb Ricky! In fact Ive only got off to get somer dinner. Off a gain this afternoon as Im on a day off leave especially :001:


Nice one, I have done a few mods on mine and will post pictures when I have the final one done in about 3 weeks time (end of Sept).

Riding over to Barnstaple tomorrow to have the 1st service done :unibrow:

uncle ricky 20-09-09 10:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andy12 (Post 104650)
Hi there....

As far as i can see from the photos at OTR's site , you will not have any problems fitting the X-racing.You remove the originals , you put on the new one and that's it.

I have the X-racing on my Ten for almost 3 weeks now, no problems till now at all.
Its a little bit louder , and you will have more bangs and booms.....but it will be like riding another bike....:headbang:


As far as i know its the second single system on the market...till now OTR had the monopole , so they could price their system as high as they wanted to.....and no I'm not an X-racing employee or something like that....:hello:


Is the exhaust marked .... NOT FOR ROAD USE.....

josephau 20-09-09 17:09

I would be interested to know if the stock luggage rack and panniers still fit with the X-racing exhaust.

Andy12 28-09-09 10:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by uncle ricky (Post 106003)
Is the exhaust marked .... NOT FOR ROAD USE.....

No nothing like that , marked on them.They are street legal..

Andy12 28-09-09 10:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by josephau (Post 106025)
I would be interested to know if the stock luggage rack and panniers still fit with the X-racing exhaust.

You 'll have to e-mail X-Racing for this...

Jami 19-10-09 22:50

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Hi

Yes, the X-Racing's silencer fits indeed with the OTR panniers frames. See the pic.

Jami

n0ct0 19-10-09 23:16

They look good, but from their own website:

Xracing would like to remind you that its silencers are not approved for road purposes, you can only use
them either on racetracks or for racing purposes. Xracing hence declines any responsibility related to any misuse.

uncle ricky 20-10-09 10:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by n0ct0 (Post 109205)
They look good, but from their own website:

Xracing would like to remind you that its silencers are not approved for road purposes, you can only use
them either on racetracks or for racing purposes. Xracing hence declines any responsibility related to any misuse.


That is why I got Leo's. When I went to Italy a few weeks ago I phoned him to see if I could visit the factory and if I liked the exhaust could I buy one, the answer was no, so went to a shop that sold leo's and done the deal with him and he sent them over from Italy to England for a Tenner, and they were alot cheaper then anyone in England inc P+P, although slightly more then X-RACING by about �40 after X-racing wanted 40 euros p+p

DickyC 20-10-09 15:55

There a shed load lighter than the factory fitted exhausts! Am supprised how heavy the cat is.

I ride a lot with my son on the back of the bike as my bike is also my primary form of transport. With the pipes not as tucked away as the originals it looks much more likely that a pillion will get abit cooked from time to time. Also even without a cat that can will get hot to touch and certainly hotter than the originally fitted. So not for me at the moment.

Always interesting to see the new bits materialise though and hear peoples opinion. At the end of the day thats what is great about bikes, there is no right or wrong, just what suits the rider and his/her style (or lack of it in some cases!)

josephau 20-10-09 21:33

After a long research and contemplation, I believe I've decided to put off the exhaust mod for indefinite future mainly because the stock one suits me dandy right now. If I change, I prefer a single can, but there are only two official choices, being OTR or X-racing. Unfortunately neither fits perfectly what I'm looking for, ie price, road legal, not aligning with bike perfectly, require more mods such as a power commander or any one or more of the above. To top it off, reading comments from Scottnet's RTW experience, the stock can worked fine with low grade to leaded fuel, I will wait for a while until the right one comes along.

stuxtttr 21-10-09 14:11

would like to see some more pics of the x racing on a bike side back views etc but from their site they look affordable :) 240 euros


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