Remus just announced new slipons.
Dont know about the looks but they are the only manufacture i know so far that verify the improvement with a dyno chart (even though the power increase with the EU homologatet version is not that big, i dont know if there is also a non homologatet version )
Indeed, 2x the cost (and change) than the BC Tips, more than the BC sleepers that made my blood run cold at the thought of baked beans on toast for a month and for a set of exhausts that don't have the adjustable endcap you get on the V&H, I really think they have dropped the ball or are thinking that a trumpet owner is willing to throw cash at anything shiney like (no offence meant by the following comment) a HD owner is!
I have sworn by Remis exhausts on many of the bikes I have owned and some of thier offerings had me playing Tail end Charlie on runs because no one wanted to be behind me, but these...well, i'll be prepared to eat humble pie if anyone wants to both take one for the team an pick a set up and pop round my place so i can hear em lol
I too had Remus exhausts on some of my cars. Always happy with the quality & sound. The only remus i owned on a bike was for a BMW K1200R and it sounded great.
Saying that, the Bobber ones are too expensive for plain looking slip ons that will sound exactly the same as the stockers! They also look relatively similar to stock. For that price they should at least offer removable db killers!
So far my favorite aftermarket exhausts are the Zards and the BC straight pipes.
I also think the OEM exhausts look great, but are far too quiet.
My adapter pipes and Goldie silencers are very loud, great classic sound, total cost less than £200.
The price of some of these other pipes is exorbitant.
So quick update, I let them know that the price point was high, they are lowering the msrp to $999 and also a possible release discount if interested. Will post details as I have them.
Still entertaining your method with the adapter pipe, wish someone would just manufacture them already to alleviate any mistakes I might make cutting them correctly
My adapter pipes and Goldie silencers are very loud, great classic sound, total cost less than £200.
The price of some of these other pipes is exorbitant.
So quick update, I let them know that the price point was high, they are lowering the msrp to $999 and also a possible release discount if interested. Will post details as I have them.
These are now available for shipping if anyone is interested. We can offer first pair up for deep discount in exchange for photos and sound clips.
PM if interested.
As the title states, this thread is dedicated to audios/videos of the Bobbers Exhaust and of course any related discussion.
To start here are a couple videos:
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Hello,
yesterday my new Mass Moto Hot Rod Short exhaust for the Bobber arrived. The assembly went without problems and the quality ist very good.
The original catalytic converter box flies out, the catalytic converter is welded into the manifold.
Here are some pictures - i will make a sound...
I was in the same boat as most of us in looking for info on the Delkevic exhaust. I found a single video of it running and sounded great and after speaking to a few coworkers about Delkevic, I bit the bullet and bought one.
I was generally surprised how fast it shipped, made it from the...
Hello All,
I was wondering if anyone had installed and used the delkevic exhaust header without the silencer? Ideally I want to get away from the cat/xpipe so the Delkevic headers seem ideal but I dont like the visual look of the raelly long silencers. I do like the British customs slash cut...
I got my motorcycle back from the dealer today, finally. She had been stolen back in November and between insurance, etc... Well, let's just say don't let yours get stolen.
Anyway, they replaced the V&H silencers because the thieves scraped up one of them. The other was unharmed, and neither...
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