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looking for quiet exhausts.any idea?
which are the quietest exhausts for xtx?
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01-02-12, 20:19
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Stock ones...
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01-02-12, 21:11
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01-02-12, 21:18
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i want to reduce the weight of the back.
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02-02-12, 12:54
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Go on a diet !!!
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02-02-12, 13:04
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I guess look for one with a removable baffle... and dont remove it?
Read reviews, but most aftermarket exhausts are made to make bikes sound a little more meaty :/
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02-02-12, 18:41
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Akrapovics are very quiet (only marginally more noisy than stock) with the baffles in. I guess they're something like half the weight of the stock cans. Maximum weight reduction I guess would come from a 2-1 system.
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02-02-12, 19:10
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I got akro 2 in 1 on my tenere,mega light and looks pretty but off road i dont think its going to look pretty for long, i,ve had akro,s on all my enduro ktm,s but the akro for the tenere is the lightest pipe i,ve ever felt, but it sounds like a lot louder than stock.
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02-02-12, 19:40
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Stock cans are the quietest you will find.
There have been many many discussions about weight loss on bikes and many many times it has been concluded the best way to save weight is to diet yourself. If you require your bike to be soo light youre riding the wrong bike.
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06-02-12, 23:29
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it's true that the arrow silencers have only 5 db more than stock?
Last edited by scarab1987; 07-02-12 at 07:31. |
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