Which Exhausts??

These are mmm silencers not been pulled yet sound grreat

 

I got mine from the same supplier, all good with VERY nice sound with baffle still in..

 

Went for the Triumph Short TOR's. They give the bike the sound it deserves, not the hum of the standard pipes.
You do not need to remap on the later efi bikes. Took mine to the dealers, but the standard map is fine.

 

The slash cuts on mine from same place wrapped wadding round the mute sound brill

 

Check for threads on the internet to see if there are instructions - especially the triumphrat forum. Had comprehensive advice on de-baffling the stock Bonnie exhausts.

 

Did the baffle chop on the t100 I had it was a deep growl lots better than a whimper looked at doing it on the America you would need something long I think to get bits out, spent some money got a loud growl if someone don't like it I have the old ones to pop on

 

I went for the cocktail shakers, sound great, no remap required on mine and I think they suit the bike.
Good luck with whatever you choose.

 

Short TOR's for me - they sound great - like you imagine the bike should sound, not too attractive to plod and make it easier to get to your chain for cleaning/lubing. Coupled with which they're lighter and don't have the crappy catalytic converters in, so your engine breathes better.

It's unlikely that plod would pay much attention to our bikes - they're usually more interested in the crotch rockets and dirt bikes with obscenely loud zorsts (I should know - I've got one!). Like Harleys - a certain 'loudness' is expected and tolerated as it's not at a million RPM's like an R1 at full chat.

 

Nice! Where did you get the pipes and extensions from?

 

The slash cuts on mine some of the forum guys found fu##ing loud I did on the long run debaffled the original triumph ones no more earache any one interested in purchasing short slash cuts give me a shout lol

 

Thanks for the link, very useful. I'll take a look.

 

Got cocktail shakers, but remapped the engine. They are loud, but proved that better loud than dead...

 

Hi all, easy way to do a baffle ectomy , get a wood dowel that fits tightly inside the out let, before you put the dowel in mark the centre of same and pre drill before installed, this improves the accuracy, when dowel is in place get your hole saw kit out choose size which is just bigger than the weld/interior pipe diameter, I tried this works well but will require quite a bit of extra effort if the centre drilling in dowel is out, as I found out with one of my Muffler's. You then need to decide , cat removal or not, cat removal you require a very long hard steel rod and hammer. Bash rod through until you reach required ...... It's lotsa fun or not. Depends on how much you enjoy wrecking things I suppose. I went for Foran's they are made in Melbourne I believe. Louder than tors but not as loud as cocktail shakers.