Thinking of changing out my stock BMW pipe. Any advice...........Akrapovic ? Remus? or stock?
Thinking of changing out my stock BMW pipe. Any advice...........Akrapovic ? Remus? or stock?
Check the Summer 2012 issue of BMW Motorcycle Magazine where as part of a long-term R1200R test they compared 5 slip-on mufflers.
One system (SR-Racing) provided 1 hp gain.
Two systems (Akrapovic, Leo Vince) provided zero gain.
Two systems (Laser, Sebring) reduced horsepower.
If sound or weight reduction are the major goals, be my guest. Advertising at least should indicate weights.
PS: yeah I know it's hexhead versus camhead, but ... .
Kent Christensen
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'12 R1200RT, '02 R1100S, '84 R80G/S
Will have mine for sale soon. Bought new, installed and used only this past season about 5,000 mi. on my 2007 R1200R. Have all paper work and instructions. Call Roy 508-792-0014 or email roymoy@verizon.net
Roy..........why is it for sale, did you not like it? Pro, cons ?
I bought my bike used less then 5000 miles,with a remus hexacone in carbon. It also came with a factory exhaust, I put the factory on and have a pristine Remus sitting around. It is like new and I don't want or need it. Any reasonable offer accepted. I always try to keep my bikes in factory looking condition is the reason it is up for grabs. BTW it is also the same slip on as the RT. micollector@yahoo.com
Last edited by mcollect; 01-22-2013 at 04:36 PM.
...IMHO...the better thing you can do for your bike exhaust-wise is get a cat-eliminator.
Once installed you won't think about your muffler other than for the bling factor.
The cat removal opens up the exhaust more than the can.
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"...the burble of my exhaust unwound like a long cord behind me. Soon my speed snapped it, and I heard only the cry of the wind...." Larry of Arubia