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    YZF600R Thundercat - new exhaust?

    Hey,

    Big Christmas bonus means a new tube for my Thundercat (and some leathers for me!), but I've ZERO experience with this type of thing

    Pics here, she's pretty standard as it is, but I guess I'm looking for something that that screams at high rev's but has a nice deep idle tone if possible. Price is to be considered too

    Some reviews here but don't know what's available in NZ

    Advice anyone?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Willb View Post
    Some reviews here but don't know what's available in NZ
    What will be available in NZ will either be overpriced or shit. Or even worse, overpriced shit. (I know as i made the mistake again of checking out the local shops first for a slip-on for my 600 just a few days ago... what a waste of time that was. )

    Online shops like this.. http://www.bikegearwarehouse.com.au/...cycle_Exhausts

    ...or this - http://www.morepoweracing.com/Exhaus...ust/c-1-71-73/ will give you a much better shopping experience.

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    Great links thanks!

    From the second link (first is blocked at work GRR) I have four options - Yoshimura, D&D, Leo Vince and Two Brothers
    I guess I'm also asking for advice on what would sound good/be best, like I said I've got zero experience here!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Willb View Post
    I have four options - Yoshimura, D&D, Leo Vince and Two Brothers
    I guess I'm also asking for advice on what would sound good/be best
    Comes down to the style and looks that you like plus the budget of course.

    See if you can find a user group online somewhere for your particular bike and search for pics of bikes with different mufflers on and see what you like the look of best.

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    sorry no advise but nice bike dude! i love thundercats
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    my arrow sounds nice only 78 db

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    Quote Originally Posted by hayd3n View Post
    my arrow sounds nice only 78 db
    I was chatting to the guys at Cycletreads on the weekend, seems this new law around exhaust db levels are gonna fuck a whole lotta people off!
    I wouldn't like to be owning a Harley...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Willb View Post
    I was chatting to the guys at Cycletreads on the weekend, seems this new law around exhaust db levels are gonna fuck a whole lotta people off!
    I wouldn't like to be owning a Harley...
    Removable baffles solve that problem.

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    Buy off Ebay.

    For the price of a slipon here on NZ, I imported a Yoshimura AND a power commander and still had a hundred in the pocket after shipping and GST.


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    I have an arrow bolt on muffler and it sounds good on full noice.
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    hmmm,

    well i decided to slide my bike in the gravel out near pukekohe and get a plate put in my wrist instead
    will have to think about this after i buy a new set of fairings

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    Wow, bad luck bud.
    Hope your alright apart from the wrist.
    Sweet scars?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Willb View Post
    hmmm,

    well i decided to slide my bike in the gravel out near pukekohe and get a plate put in my wrist instead
    will have to think about this after i buy a new set of fairings
    Doncha hate making those decisions!! Hope your all good, can you still ride at the moment?
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