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Exhaust size
#1
hi all, I'm about to buy a new Beowulf exhaust but not sure whether to buy a 380mm or 450mm silencer? any input would be appreciated 
thank Lee
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#2
Shorter one will be a stubby one and a bit noisier.
The bigger one will have a deeper tone to it, more of a rumble.
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#3
If you want to annoy the neighbours go for the short one!
Some say...
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#4
Here's 2 examples, both on my bike, different makes of exhaust but you'll get the general idea.


The Quill exhaust is unbaffled, and believe it or not the Moto GP is baffled.


[size=78%]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlMgEU3wqxI[/size]


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Nny3wQGnJ4
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#5
that stubby is evil.
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#6
(31-07-13, 08:15 PM)lds1973 link Wrote: that stubby is evil.

Sounded nicer without the baffle but never chanced it because it was so loud it attracted attention.
It was legal with the baffle in, it has the BSAU markings and is on the border of the noise limit.
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#7
thanks for the replies and vids. so it's down to how much i like my neighbours Smile
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#8
(31-07-13, 10:57 PM)lee741 link Wrote: thanks for the replies and vids. so it's down to how much i like my neighbours Smile

You've got me thinking now, as i have the carbs running really sweet i may try the Moto GP again and see if the bike runs better?
I was never totally happy with "something" but maybe a tweek was all it needed?

Never did like my neighbour anyway......miserable sod at the best of times  :lol
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#9
I'm thinking short one, looks good and a bit of pay back for all the loud cheesy music that keeps me awake when i got work the next day  Big Grin
just got to decide on black or carbon fibre look now lol
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#10
(31-07-13, 11:29 PM)lee741 link Wrote: I'm thinking short one, looks good and a bit of pay back for all the loud cheesy music that keeps me awake when i got work the next day  Big Grin
just got to decide on black or carbon fibre look now lol


Sorry...........but if they keep you awake?  :rolleyes


May i suggest an alternative?  Big Grin




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gmol26qMTxY
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#11
Didn't know Suzuki had updated the B-King :lol
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#12
I ran the Beowulf Warrior on my FZS600 - it sounded awesome without the baffle - especially when wound on (sounded AWESOME) this was a "stubby" can
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#13
I have a 380mm Beowulf Warrior on mine at the moment, I made a video a while back (before the disaster Sad) but the audio doesn't do it justice

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fw-ATb1iqB8
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#14
Are the Beowulf cans marked up and road legal (obviously with baffle inserted)?
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(01-08-13, 11:25 AM)darrsi link Wrote: Are the Beowulf cans marked up and road legal (obviously with baffle inserted)?

Yep
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#16
My Quill is an old straight through race can with no markings on it, and i recently added a cut down baffle to it, but i didn't like the sound of it so removed it. Handy for MOT's although he's passed it no problems before. The good thing about it is that it has a reasonably quiet rumble when riding around normally, and only starts screaming when i give it a bit of welly.

The Moto GP is just loud, then louder, then louder still.
Which is okay for fun value, but can get tiresome on the ears on a motorway for instance, which was why i put the Quill back on.
It's all legal though with the baffle in, surprisingly!  I've never actually tried riding without the baffle in though, maybe i should give it a go?  :think
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#17
Yep, the Beowulf can I have has all the BSAU markings on it albeit they are slightly crispy still Tongue I kind of lost the Beowulf logo though

Its a very nice sounding can and suits my preference of something with a bit more of a bass tone to it. The only other exhaust I've heard and liked as much as mine was whatever Punkstig has currently got attached - it sounded pretty nice so maybe he can enlighten us if he sees this thread Smile
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#18
Just refitted my Moto GP can, took the baffle out, gave the throttle one blip then immediately proceeded to put the baffle back in.
The noise was absolutely obscene, and as much as i want to try it on the road unbaffled there's no way i'm even gonna bother.
I reckon the first copper who heard it would stop me, and i can't be doing with that.
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#19
Go on, live a little  :evil
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