Motorcycle Exhaust, Slip-on Motorcycle Muffler, Carbon Fiber Slip on Exhaust Muffler, Fit for Z900 GSXR750 CBR650 and more, with Complete Accessories, Black

Looks like an Austin racing exhaust even sounds similar and for this price it’s a steal. The noise is loud enough for other drivers to notice me which was the reason I wanted a louder exhaust. It’s also short and a minimalist style which I like. I had this for 1 year now and it’s still hanging in there so it’s very strong. For the installation it’s plug and play you can’t mess it up it’s a slip on to your bike.

Very happy with sound and installation definitely recommended to those looking for more noise levels

I purchased this carbon fiber slip-on motorcycle exhaust, and I’m extremely happy with it. The carbon work looks really nice and gives the bike a more aggressive, premium appearance. Once installed, the sound is excellent — deep and clean without being overbearing. It’s a noticeable upgrade over the stock exhaust and really enhances the overall riding experience. No complaints at all. It looks great, sounds great, and feels like a solid upgrade. Pros: • High-quality carbon fiber finish • Sounds great • Enhances the bike’s overall look Cons: • None

Please save your money, broke into section my first time of using

Has a deep sound that a short exhaust gives. Knock off of Austin Racing. The catalyst for a Baffle does nothing for noise reduction but prevents flames. I have an eBay pipe and it mount right up with the brackets that came with it. Easy install and fits well with no leaks . Durability is yet to be seen but is good value and super loud!

Looks and sounds great. Why spend $500 for a muffler, it's not some engineering wonder, it's a muffler. I removed my catalytic converter on my 2019 Yamaha XSR-900, added a couple of 45deg sweeps and it came out exactly where I wanted it. It's got the GP look that I like and isn't this huge monstrosity hanging off the side of my bike. I painted over the carbon fiber so it would match the rest of my bike. I have the dB killer in it and the thing still turns heads. It's louder than what is on the video but not obnoxiously loud where it ruins your riding. I JB welded the inside of it and slid it over the "mid-pipe." Used the sealant that comes with and its not coming off unless I want it to. I hate the looks of the sh.ty little springs and my sweeps I used didn't have anywhere to hook them anyway.

I have had it on for a day so far, I really enjoy it. It completely changed the sound of the bike versus the stock muffler. I had to kind of jerry rig the setup because It doesn’t particularly fit my bike, I ended up being able to make it work, I ride a 06 Suzuki GS500F. I do feel some more power out of the bike too with this muffler.

Have to buy extra parts