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+metubeusercom Thanks - just wanted to make sure that anyone else who decides to buy this exhaust has an easier time installing. FYI - I have now run this system for over 4 months and I can say that I didn't waste 1 cent on this! I highly recommend buying this system from Mr. T at Samurai out of Japan.
Although I have recently had to sell my 1100 due to moving out of the Country it is still the best motorcycle I have ever owned and not a single penny was wasted on those pipes or any of the aftermarket items I bought from Mr T at Samurai in Japan. He is a 100% standup guy that will make sure everything you order from him makes it to your doorstep in the USA and he stands behind every one of his products! www.samurider.com/ Side note - The icing on the cake is if you send out your ecm to get re-flashed to open up the power that is available. I had my 2014 CB1100 ECM re-flashed by Don at Guhl motors in Pennsylvania. My bike never ran stronger and yes believe it or not my front tire could come off the ground on hard acceleration with a little slip of the clutch in first gear. Don told me that Honda is the most restricted bike on the market. He can do lots to them with out taking them apart or drilling them! Cost is $375 +/- including over nite shipping back to you. You can mail him your ecm and he can re-flash and send back! I sent him my ecm over nite and had it back in 2 days! His phone # is 717-618-4212 he is hard to get on the phone he stays so busy! FACT: all Hondas come from the factory with the timing retarded very badly! It's pure plug & play at Guhlmotors.com www.guhlmotors.com/
I figured I would give an update to those wondering about my exhaust 3+ years later. This exhaust is the number 1 best investment I have ever made for the CB1100. To date it is still perfect with Zero problems or disappointments. Still worth every penny of the price I paid to have it shipped from Japan to USA by my Good friend Mr. T from Samurider Rider. www.samurider.com/ Note - between the time I originally bought all my parts from Mr T and now the only thing that didn't work out was the mirrors and that was only because I felt I could not see enough behind me (Blind Spots). I have replaced those mirrors with the CB300F mirrors which are 100% compatible and look great and give me an excellent field of vision behind me.
Took the o2 right out but you need this: www.ebay.com/itm/o2-Oxygen-Lambda-Sensor-Eliminator-For-HONDA-CB-500-F-and-X-2013-2014/221578275128?_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D28772%26meid%3De2d64c8040f34453b06c1f5fd4d9ea24%26pid%3D100005%26rk%3D3%26rkt%3D6%26sd%3D321554121939&rt=nc. Also had my computer (ECU) re-mapped by Don Guhl who does a fantastic job. facebook.com/guhlmotors/
. . . thinking that maybe your question was - how did I deal with the hole that was left after removing the o2 sensor. Just went to my local hardware store and got the correct short bolt and plugged the hole
Good video. I have exact same beautiful bike. I had a Yoshimura r3 slip on put on when brand new but it’s too quiet. What did you do , if anything, for fueling? Or the O2 sensor? Thanks in advance for your help and ANY advice.
Took the o2 right out but you need this: www.ebay.com/itm/o2-Oxygen-Lambda-Sensor-Eliminator-For-HONDA-CB-500-F-and-X-2013-2014/221578275128?_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D28772%26meid%3De2d64c8040f34453b06c1f5fd4d9ea24%26pid%3D100005%26rk%3D3%26rkt%3D6%26sd%3D321554121939&rt=nc. Also had my computer (ECU) re-mapped by Don Guhl who does a fantastic job. facebook.com/guhlmotors/
Hey John, did your clothes smell of smoke after riding with this exhaust on? I read on a post online that this happened to a rider with the yoshimura full exhaust so wondering if it's the same with this. Bike looks great btw!
Never - not for a second. This is a solid exhaust and trust me, I was looking at the Yosh but in the end went with this and zero regrets! Two thumbs way up 👍👍
It does not effect the shocks at all, completely well thought out by Ryujin prior to selling this to us. Still to this day Zero Regrets and Zero Buyer Remorse!
That bike is gone - moved and had to sell it 😢 That pipe was the Cat’s Ass and I’m so glad I went with it. I was close to going with the Yosh but decided to roll the dice. I did not change the sprocket - I took the stock chain guard off and put on that custom sprocket guard on. It was a direct bolt on and worked out nice and looked great 👌
Nope - just send your ECU to Don Guhl and he will reprogram it. Not a penny wasted with that and he is an awesome guy who does a great job! www.guhlmotors.com/ Also remember to get your O2 Lambda sensor if your swapping out the exhaust. www.ebay.com/itm/o2-Oxygen-Lambda-Sensor-Eliminator-For-HONDA-CB-500-F-and-X-2013-2014/221578275128?_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D28772%26meid%3De2d64c8040f34453b06c1f5fd4d9ea24%26pid%3D100005%26rk%3D3%26rkt%3D6%26sd%3D321554121939&rt=nc
Thanks Bro - it turned out to be nothing. This Bike is solid . . . not a penny wasted. Everything my Triumph Bonneville wasn't! Zero Buyers Remorse :-)
@@JohnG-cw6zm Thank you for your response! Ive just recently been bitten by the thought of owning this bike and wanted to know your thoughts on this bike as a first time bike owner. Middle aged full sized mature male who has taken MSF course but over a decade ago. Grew up riding all manner of machines except motorcycles. Had my time with scooters from 50cc to 500 for 3 years. Not a show boater just want the pleasure of riding and riding well. Due to financial means I would rather have a do it all sort of bike that is easy to ride and I can grow into. Not to mention take the GF with. Basically something I can keep for years to come Would appreciate your insight! Cheers!
@@shmac96 - Zero disappointments buying this bike. I am 61 and my days of crouch rockets is over. This is a perfect easy and comfortable bike to ride. Send me your email address and I will tell you more.
@@JohnG-cw6zm Thanks again for responding! Unfortunately I dont feel comfortable sharing my email on youtube...are you on FB? I can give it to you there.
Saturday July 25th 2020 - My wife and I have Sold our House, sold, gave away or threw out everything we own. We are now going to travel the World for the rest of our lives and Vlog our adventures. Please subscribe and follow us on TH-cam at Spontaneous 2day. th-cam.com/channels/ugx-vxog_U00pUMvxYiCMQ.html
Happy adventures and safe travels!
Glad to hear it! Enjoy your adventures!! Before you go, do you remember what or where you got the "sissy" bar for this bike??
@@BL33D1NG1NS1D31 let me look into that John. I think I remember 👍
I think that's the best exhaust I've heard so far with these bikes. Cheers from Tampa
What a beauty ... Sounds incredible
Beautiful bike and great commentary, keep it up!
+metubeusercom
Thanks - just wanted to make sure that anyone else who decides to buy
this exhaust has an easier time installing. FYI - I have now run this
system for over 4 months and I can say that I didn't waste 1 cent on
this! I highly recommend buying this system from Mr. T at Samurai out of
Japan.
BTW - the larger rubber stopper worked out and the center stand is fully functional and not touching the chain anymore.
Those new pipes look (and sound) great!
Although I have recently had to sell my 1100 due to moving out of the Country it is still the best motorcycle I have ever owned and not a single penny was wasted on those pipes or any of the aftermarket items I bought from Mr T at Samurai in Japan. He is a 100% standup guy that will make sure everything you order from him makes it to your doorstep in the USA and he stands behind every one of his products! www.samurider.com/
Side note - The icing on the cake is if you send out your ecm to get re-flashed to open up the power that is available. I had my 2014 CB1100 ECM re-flashed by Don at Guhl motors in Pennsylvania. My bike never ran stronger and yes believe it or not my front tire could come off the ground on hard acceleration with a little slip of the clutch in first gear. Don told me that Honda is the most restricted bike on the market. He can do lots to them with out taking them apart or drilling them! Cost is $375 +/- including over nite shipping back to you. You can mail him your ecm and he can re-flash and send back! I sent him my ecm over nite and had it back in 2 days! His phone # is 717-618-4212 he is hard to get on the phone he stays so busy!
FACT: all Hondas come from the factory with the timing retarded very badly! It's pure plug & play at
Guhlmotors.com
www.guhlmotors.com/
@@Spontaneous2day - I'm toying with the idea of getting a CB-1100. Thanks for the advice and information John G!
Video starts at @2:55
I figured I would give an update to those wondering about my exhaust 3+ years later. This exhaust is the number 1 best investment I have ever made for the CB1100. To date it is still perfect with Zero problems or disappointments. Still worth every penny of the price I paid to have it shipped from Japan to USA by my Good friend Mr. T from Samurider Rider.
www.samurider.com/
Note - between the time I originally bought all my parts from Mr T and now the only thing that didn't work out was the mirrors and that was only because I felt I could not see enough behind me (Blind Spots). I have replaced those mirrors with the CB300F mirrors which are 100% compatible and look great and give me an excellent field of vision behind me.
Great sound mate
Thanks brother!
Hell yes good times.
Best sounding cb1100 on youtube! What did you do with the o2 sensor? Thanks
Took the o2 right out but you need this: www.ebay.com/itm/o2-Oxygen-Lambda-Sensor-Eliminator-For-HONDA-CB-500-F-and-X-2013-2014/221578275128?_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D28772%26meid%3De2d64c8040f34453b06c1f5fd4d9ea24%26pid%3D100005%26rk%3D3%26rkt%3D6%26sd%3D321554121939&rt=nc. Also had my computer (ECU) re-mapped by Don Guhl who does a fantastic job. facebook.com/guhlmotors/
. . . thinking that maybe your question was - how did I deal with the hole that was left after removing the o2 sensor. Just went to my local hardware store and got the correct short bolt and plugged the hole
I'm sure you've discovered by now that the oil light is on because there's no pressure with just ignition switch on. It's all good.
Hahah - yes my man. Thanks for viewing.
@@JohnG-cw6zm You bet, man. Thanks for making it. Big help to us pipe shoppers!
@@SeaMonkey137 I still love this pipe and feel not a penny wasted!
Good video. I have exact same beautiful bike. I had a Yoshimura r3 slip on put on when brand new but it’s too quiet. What did you do , if anything, for fueling? Or the O2 sensor? Thanks in advance for your help and ANY advice.
Took the o2 right out but you need this: www.ebay.com/itm/o2-Oxygen-Lambda-Sensor-Eliminator-For-HONDA-CB-500-F-and-X-2013-2014/221578275128?_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D28772%26meid%3De2d64c8040f34453b06c1f5fd4d9ea24%26pid%3D100005%26rk%3D3%26rkt%3D6%26sd%3D321554121939&rt=nc. Also had my computer (ECU) re-mapped by Don Guhl who does a fantastic job. facebook.com/guhlmotors/
Hey John, did your clothes smell of smoke after riding with this exhaust on? I read on a post online that this happened to a rider with the yoshimura full exhaust so wondering if it's the same with this. Bike looks great btw!
Never - not for a second. This is a solid exhaust and trust me, I was looking at the Yosh but in the end went with this and zero regrets! Two thumbs way up 👍👍
As short is the can is, does it effect the shocks, it looks to be faced directly at it with exhaust heat. Dig the CB Man
It does not effect the shocks at all, completely well thought out by Ryujin prior to selling this to us. Still to this day Zero Regrets and Zero Buyer Remorse!
I’ve got the same bike, and yours sounds bad ass, compared to the yosh on mine, did you change the front sprocket or something looks different
That bike is gone - moved and had to sell it 😢 That pipe was the Cat’s Ass and I’m so glad I went with it. I was close to going with the Yosh but decided to roll the dice. I did not change the sprocket - I took the stock chain guard off and put on that custom sprocket guard on. It was a direct bolt on and worked out nice and looked great 👌
@@Spontaneous2day thanks for the reply, I think I’m going to look into getting that setup
4:10, for people that just want to hear the bike.
240p.. filmed with a calculator?
Filmed, at the time with my iPhone 6 . . . not a production company :-)
XD
I own this model. Where can I find this pipe?.
I wan buy this
Contact Mr T at Samurai in Japan. Zero regrets working with him! I have zero regrets, to this day, buying this exhaust system.
Did u have to purchase a power commander for return?
Retune*
Nope - just send your ECU to Don Guhl and he will reprogram it. Not a penny wasted with that and he is an awesome guy who does a great job!
www.guhlmotors.com/
Also remember to get your O2 Lambda sensor if your swapping out the exhaust.
www.ebay.com/itm/o2-Oxygen-Lambda-Sensor-Eliminator-For-HONDA-CB-500-F-and-X-2013-2014/221578275128?_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D28772%26meid%3De2d64c8040f34453b06c1f5fd4d9ea24%26pid%3D100005%26rk%3D3%26rkt%3D6%26sd%3D321554121939&rt=nc
Thank you!
No problem - if you ever have any questions feel free to reach out. That's how we roll . . .
Thank you for that offer. Very kind of you good Sir! I sure will reach out
Your oil light is on because you have no oil pressure.
Thanks Bro - it turned out to be nothing. This Bike is solid . . . not a penny wasted. Everything my Triumph Bonneville wasn't! Zero Buyers Remorse :-)
Oil light comes on until the engine starts. Every bike is like that.
sounds mean
Thank you it is an awesome pipe. Not a penny wasted and I give it 2 Thumbs up even 5 years later!
@@JohnG-cw6zm Thank you for your response! Ive just recently been bitten by the thought of owning this bike and wanted to know your thoughts on this bike as a first time bike owner. Middle aged full sized mature male who has taken MSF course but over a decade ago. Grew up riding all manner of machines except motorcycles. Had my time with scooters from 50cc to 500 for 3 years. Not a show boater just want the pleasure of riding and riding well. Due to financial means I would rather have a do it all sort of bike that is easy to ride and I can grow into. Not to mention take the GF with. Basically something I can keep for years to come Would appreciate your insight! Cheers!
@@shmac96 - Zero disappointments buying this bike. I am 61 and my days of crouch rockets is over. This is a perfect easy and comfortable bike to ride. Send me your email address and I will tell you more.
@@JohnG-cw6zm Thanks again for responding! Unfortunately I dont feel comfortable sharing my email on youtube...are you on FB? I can give it to you there.
@@Spontaneous2day sent you message on FB
UGLY N TOO LOUD! 😝