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Alright there lads, I've got a technical question for you mechanics.

Right now, I can't afford to buy a sports exhaust for my R125, but I've seen on another forum someone that you can cut the exhaust down to make the sound better.

I can give pictures of my own bike if needed (just not at this time)

Not the best picture, but it will do

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The mod consists of cutting down the little tube poking out of the end of the end cap down to the main silencer body, it's about 3 inches of pipe that goes missing.

Idea being the exhuast gasses expand in the cap, rather than straight out of the back. You can test it by holding the cap a few inches away from the exhaust, it gives a lovely sound I can only describe as a slapping pop, like on a dirtbike.

What I want to know is: Are there any DOWNSIDES to doing this? I've heard a rumour of backpressure changes from doing so. The opening won't change size, just length.

Thanks guys

KC

  • 1 month later...

i have a virago 125 with a straight piece of pipe and its actually made mine faster so i would say no major downsides but dont quote me as im on a cruiser

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