Agreed. The ladies' bike in question is a little 250 with a carby.
All EFI bikes ?
This is a misconception. The engine isn't running richer - its running the same mixture setting as it was before the exhaust mods. If it didnt have this carb mod, it would now be running LEANER due to less exhaust back pressure, and that is a big problem, and is exactly why the carb rejet needs to be matched to the exhaust mod. It is POSSIBLE as you suggest, that any particular exhaust modification does not alter the back pressure so that carb mod is essential, but that is up to the exhaust manufacturer to establish, not tuning newbies to find out the expensive way.
And this is precisely the problem. Dealers will take your money no-problem! It is up to us to figure out if that is wise. Dealers with any scruples at all will fess up right away and honestly tell you what will and will not damage your bike, without care for what sale they might lose. Which sort of dealer would we rather trade with ?
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