Want a muffler that I can debaffle for the CBR. Want to keep the original pipe in original condition. I guess most pipes would suit it but I have no idea :spudwhat:
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Want a muffler that I can debaffle for the CBR. Want to keep the original pipe in original condition. I guess most pipes would suit it but I have no idea :spudwhat:
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I put my roo pipe up on trademe. Cant remember the link off hand at the moment.
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This the one? http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...n-20654437.htmOriginally Posted by TwoSeven
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yep thats the one.
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TwoSeven, could you give me some more info on this pipe. Does the loud noise get annoying and do you get any complaints from others?
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Also, you say it takes the bike up to 40hp. I though the CBR250RR has 45hp stock.
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no cibbies range from 35 to to about 38 - 40 on a good day with new chain and sprockets. Because it does not require jetting it fills in all the gaps in the rev range - especially the one at peak power (there is a 5bhp drop there) - so the throttle is really linear and it pulls very hard.
You'll have to should louder - i'm deaf.
I put it on the bike every now and again - usually when I wanted give it a bit of wellie. At full tilt I measured it at 140dB which is painful without ear plugs. Only an old chap on a push bike complained - but I think he was a greenie anyway and I used to try and run the begger over.
Its quieter than having no baffle in a stock exhaust if you put it that way but louder than having a can that needs jetting.
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Does it have baffles?
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I'm quite tempted by that auction TwoSeven.
I had an aftermarket can on my cbr that was basically straight through but a little while ago I swapped it for a standard one as I thought it was bad for my hearing.
Unfortunatly the standard one is too quiet so I semi de-baffled it and now it sounds a bit funny :disapint: louder but kind of farty rather than deep and raspy like the other one
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Just a thought.....
If you're wanting to take the CBR out in vic club series aftermarket pipes/mufflers are not allowed
Maybe need to talk to derek hill or somesuch to see where you stand with replacements.Please note that some of the 250cc 4 cylinder race replicas come from Japan with aftermarket exhaust pipes fitted. These bikes will be permitted. Please note also, it is VERY EASY for us to tell if a new exhaust system has been fitted. This is NOT permitted.
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I already know about that. I was also going to save up for a fibreglass fairing, but that is out of the question. I just really want the can for on the road. I was also going to try and make my own header set at metalwork next year (as a original set at Buckets and bits is 150, and I was planning to cut it up).
I was also going to experiment with the idea of making a spoiler that you can strap onto the pillion seat, might improve wheelies, and talking about wheelies, I was also going to make a wheelie bar.
I love metalwork
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