R1200RS + R1250RS Forum
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Sat Nov 24, 2018 10:04 pm
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I have long debated whether I needed to replace that big chrome silencer on my ‘16 RS. It always seems out of place as my bike has no other chrome on it. The silver cover ahead of the silencer is pretty ugly, too. Someone here expressed that the Remus slip-on was a great choice. I shopped around and got a decent deal on a carbon version. The removal of the old stuff and installation of the Remus Carbon pipe was a piece of cake...a 25 minute job. After two rides, the fuel injection mapping has adapted to the freer flowing exhaust and the bike runs great with nary a pop on deceleration. It isn’t particularly loud with the insert in place, but the sound is really nice when using the shift assist to downshift and accelerating brings a howl that sounds...well, it sounds like a motorcycle should. The weight loss is nice and Remus claims a slight power increase, but the look and the sound are what made it worth the cost of purchase.
“I would rather be ashes than dust!" ~ Jack London
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Oooh I fear a few hissy fits coming on. I bet your only 'Fluid' is in you brake reservoir and definately not gender? |
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Zitat von wessie im Beitrag #4Zitat von Bravo im Beitrag #2 Mightadone
Tie your Mother down give me all your love tonight.
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BS of course but still a great laugh ...
Zitat von Blackshirt im Beitrag #1 Agreed. I went with the titanium version on my Lupin Blue. Almost 1800 miles with it on the bike and I don't notice any increases power. But the sound and looks were the main reasons why I made the switch. Don't miss seeing that OEM chrome parasite hanging off the end of the bike.
2017 R1200RS Lupin Blue/Grey Metallic
2017 R NineT Scrambler |
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Looks great in Carbon... |
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how does changing the end can effect the warranty with BMW? anyone had any issues?
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The pipe came with a compliance certificate and instructions to keep it with the bike's documents.
“I would rather be ashes than dust!" ~ Jack London
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Looks really nice. |
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