G.R.P. ghost exhaust - any info ?

[Demor]

Hi there, i stumbled upon the following muffler that lets you keep the bikes original look but frees up the exhaust system. Anyone heard/seen it work ?

Yamaha Fazer 600 FZ6 FZ6S exhaust by GPR road legal on eBay (end time 19-Nov-10 17:00:47 GMT)

:: GPR::born to run :: sito ufficiale 2007/2008 :: www.gpr.it

 

[Kriswithak]

Could try youtube for a video of what they sound like (not always accurate).
That being said about 70% of getting an aftermarket exhaust is getting rid of the awful looking stockers

Thats also kind of pricey for what your getting.
In the ends its up to you!

 

[youngy]

Not heard or seen one but they are available from Italy for £300 posted to the UK, albeit without removeable baffles. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=360305744987&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT



I'm quite happy with the look of the stocker so this is likely what I'll go for when I have funds/the Mrs isn't looking.

For £330 you could get a Leo Vince in aluminium from Italy. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180581550129&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

 

[alkinoos]

I think that G.P.R are too expensive.
You can do it your self using a can from a car and a piece of 45mm tube with much less than 100 euros.

 

[youngy]

You could, if you could find the parts, had the time and skills and tools to fabricate it.

The same could be said of any of the aftermarket exhausts - buy some cans cheap and make your own pipework.

You're paying for a product that fits out of the box.

I think they're all expensive for what they are - Termignoni cans going for £1200, Laser £800 - £900, Akrapovic £700. Ridiculous prices.