Is there anyone here who knows of any webshop in UK that sells the Vance & Hines CS One Slip-ON for the GTR?
///Peter from Sweden
Peter, you could try these people
http://motorcycle.motorcycle-superstore.co.uk/search#w=cs+slip+on
These guys say they are out of stock.
http://www.24mx.co.uk/motorcycle/p/vance-and-hines-cs-one-black/23916/ (http://www.24mx.co.uk/motorcycle/p/vance-and-hines-cs-one-black/23916/)
These guys claim to carry them for £287.99.
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.co.uk/14/70/945/21306/DPITEM/Street-Motorcycle-Slip-On-Mufflers-Vance---Hines-CS-One-Slip-On-Exhaust.aspx (http://www.motorcycle-superstore.co.uk/14/70/945/21306/DPITEM/Street-Motorcycle-Slip-On-Mufflers-Vance---Hines-CS-One-Slip-On-Exhaust.aspx)
You will need to select Kawasaki 2010 Concours 14
Why can't you order from the USA?
I don't think they are road legal in the EU anyway as they don't have the correct marking.
http://www.gtr1400.co.uk/forums/index.php/topic,2755.msg38827.html#msg38827
I got mine from here
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2009-2012-KAWASAKI-CONCOURS-1400-CS1-SLIP-ON-EXHAUST-VANCE-AND-HINES-33511-/121049483411?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts_13&hash=item1c2f1c8893
If you ring direct, youll save on postage. I get full UK warranty and also no customs.
i meantime this one is CE approved ?
Mostly riding abroad.. Dont want to be stopped in Germany and sent back :police:
ive always been curious about this exhaust on wether it is right for the GTR . a couple of years back a V and H exhaust , the same one traded hands on here 3 or 4 times in a year . It went up for sale to then be sold quite quickly to another member and then would get sold on again quickly .
A lot of after market ( not all ) cause running issues as they upset the fueling of the bike . Id just do your home work on this particular pipe before you pull the trigger.
Tx Viper :punk:
I checked many reviews and most were ok... Maybe posted only after first ride😀
What pipe you would suggest with better sound, looks ofcourse, and best price/quality...?
I have a scorpion serket with the baffle cut down.I like it.Or my mate has this fitted and looks good.I wouldnt be concerened about fueling as the o2 sensors should keep the correct mixture. http://www.delkevic.co.uk/index.php?route=product/category&path=2374_3477&category_string=Motorcycles%20%26gt%3B%20Kawasaki%20%3E%201400%20cc%20Models Also See
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/METALLIC-E-MARKED-EXHAUST-STICKER-60mm-x-20mm-/192158118028
Got a delkevic on mine. I was a bit worried I'd need to chip it but after trying to get it to pop and cough, for instance shutting the throttle going down hill I'm happy it's ok. Seems well made and it's a hell of a lot smaller and I imagine lighter than the standard pipe. Noisy when you wind it up but not offensive bimbleing round town.
Quote from: viper on May 13, 2017, 11:06:44 AM
ive always been curious about this exhaust on wether it is right for the GTR . a couple of years back a V and H exhaust , the same one traded hands on here 3 or 4 times in a year . It went up for sale to then be sold quite quickly to another member and then would get sold on again quickly .
A lot of after market ( not all ) cause running issues as they upset the fueling of the bike . Id just do your home work on this particular pipe before you pull the trigger.
id leave the original one on there , its not a sport bike , cant see the point of changing the exhaust on a bike that looks like the GTr does . A lot of people have had running problems with their exhausts after changing them . Also the original pipe is a cool wall type which is much safer should the bike ever end up on top of you or your pillion . Noisy pipes gives bikers a bad name in my opinion
OK , Flame me , haha
Quote from: viper on May 15, 2017, 07:58:32 AM
id leave the original one on there , its not a sport bike , cant see the point of changing the exhaust on a bike that looks like the GTr does . A lot of people have had running problems with their exhausts after changing them . Also the original pipe is a cool wall type which is much safer should the bike ever end up on top of you or your pillion . Noisy pipes gives bikers a bad name in my opinion
OK , Flame me , haha
+1
I have Delkevic on mine, it sounds very nice
Kawa learned bout the standard exhaust was ugly and with bad sound. Thats why they go for an akra now...
Another pipe doesnt mean to be too loud. The bike has a very nice design so why put an oldfashioned looking bazooka on it😄 On my profile pic you can see me aiming at a copter with it😜
And when biking with lot of other makes me almost always jealous bout their better 'powerfull' sound.
Sometimes i feel riding an electric bike...
The after market Akropovik is just as ugly as the standard pipe , cant see the point really