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Old 11-11-2011, 09:02 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I must preface this by saying these are the most beautiful exhausts I've ever seen. Leave it to the Italians to make art out of anything. Needless to say, WANT:
www.hpcorse.com - HP Corse Srl - Bologna - Italy

How to get them here would be another matter entirely, so more than likely I'd be getting this instead:
Triumph Street Triple Arrow 3 into 1 Exhaust System

For anyone who has an aftermarket exhaust, did the ECU remapping cause any unforeseen issues? For anyone with an exhaust sticking down by their feet, do they get roasted?
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Speed Triple 1050 M4 GP Series Exhaust- Titanium - British Customs

I loved my M4 on the CBR. I never got roasted on my feet, or my butt with the undertail.
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I just have the stock exhaust and its right next to my feet but I have no problems
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I have stock on my FZ6 and have no intention to change it.
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I think the exhaust is ugly on mine and kills the lines of the bike. A single low slung with the rear pegs removed is a beautiful looking thing on this bike, in my opinion.

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I like the shorter Exhaust on the GSXRs as well
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