Better sounding Exhaust

Do they make a muffler that has a better sound. One that is not so tinny and sick as the one one there, I do not want loud just a better sound. What you guys got if anything.

Take a look at Delkevic....ebay 192195383582. It is stainless steel and it is purdy.

I have a Leo Vince 8552 slip-on fitted to mine. Nicer, deeper note at lower RPMs but doesn't sound any louder once you get up to highway speeds. More info in this forum if you use the 'Search'function.

Make it a carbon fibre Delkevic muffler. It doesn't get burning hot. I've burned the bottom of my soft panniers after hitting a big bumb with my previous scooter in Norway. It looks nice to me and the sound is good.

Leena that is a good looking muffler. Are you happy with the quality and the sound?

The quality is fine and the sound, too, although I've had it since last spring. I bought it for myself as a Mother´s Day gift. Better to by it yourself to get what you want ! Had a Leo Vince muffler with my Gilera Nexus 500, but like the Delkevic better. The Delkevic company has a good customer service and they kept on answering all of my questions about the muffler including the decibel values of different mufflers. The best thing is though, you're not able to burn yourself or your panniers/other stuff on it. The postage was moderate to Finland, too. Just avoid the very short or with the open end ones! Delkevic muffler

I also have a Delkevic exhaust, mine is the Stainless Stubby Oval 350mm. Sounds nice street legal in the UK.

JB

Jolly Bodger wrote:

I also have a Delkevic exhaust, mine is the Stainless Stubby Oval 350mm. Sounds nice street legal in the UK.

JB

If you would like to scare your neighbors, Just use one of those medal vacuum cleaner extensions on the collector, It is a fit and ear shattering loud.

Enjoy your bike.

Lloyd 193.

Question about the Delkevic muffler:
A video says you don't have to get another muffler gasket like the stock muffler every time you change the rear tire. And that changing the rear tire becomes easier.
True or not? And thanks for any/all replies.

There seems to be a adapter that each bike has its own and the muffler fits to each adapter. Delkevic kit