XDiavel S Termignoni vs stock exhaust loudness (db) comparison

This is not a lab test, but it gives you an idea --- camera's mic usually don't show you how loud it is.
Decibel comparison chart: www.chem.purdue.edu/chemsafet...
In this video:
Stock exhaust (76 to 101 db)
Termi w/o baffles (87 - 117 db)
Termi with modified baffles (80 - 106 db)
BMW R1200GSA '14 with Akrapovic (74 - 93 db)

[@gsingh5617]

when u come across a useful exhaust vid

[@CSRacingUSA]

I don't know if you're planning to do more excellent useful videos like this one but I think the standard is 1 meter. Thanks for this excellent video! :D

[@laurihaasma1501]

Yep, 1 meter at 45 degrees it is, but camera mic just did not handle it, so I backed up a little bit :)

[@john_E_stiles]

Can I get this exhaust for the Diavel Stripe from 2013?

[@Themayseffect]

modified baffle sounds worse for the video perspective.

[@TheNikipa]

And how can there only be 17 comments 142 likes but yet there are 54k views that doesnt make any sense at all!!??

[@collindorego9291]

Question- Does your kickstand hit your exhaust and cause it to chip on the tip?? Mine has a big chip in it?!

[@5017987]

Nope, no hits

[@x3ik0ux3]

what are the gains from the termi? HP / Torque also do you take the baffles out and put them back in? how does that work THANKS !

[@5017987]

I did not measure HP/Torque and XDS is powerful enough that I cannot tell the difference just by riding it around the town. Maybe in racetrack you win some 0.1 seconds which you cannot tell from where it comes :)
As I remember, Termi claims +6-8% change.

[@x3ik0ux3]

Sweet im thinking about buying the Termi, but im curious about the baffles how did you take them out / put them in ? thanks for the information by the way!

[@5017987]

Its very simple, they are designed to remove/install them in 2 minutes without special tools.

[@x3ik0ux3]

thanks for information again Lauri!

[@artsbest1]

I am considering buying this very model for the other half who is an experienced rider herself. Every video I've watched regarding this bike shows a real hard-like start though. Why is that?

[@5017987]

It's very specific Ducati start-up. Its nothing hard, but yes, it sounds like it is hard :)
Every Ducati with big engine starts like that :)

[@artsbest1]

Thanks for that. Looking forward to buying this bike.

[@albymangled]

The Termi almost covers the clatter from the engine.

[@5017987]

You are right, it covers it :)

[@TheNikipa]

Hehe i suggest you dont have earbuds in for this video unless you want to blow you're eardrums out i have some skullcandy earbuds and they make it LOUD!!!! Just a heads up though

[@venik88]

Sorry I’m an engineer so I have to say it. 10 decibels is 10x louder. Deci prefix is Latin for ten. You’re getting the two from the difference between amplitude and level. There are decibels for levels and for amplitudes which are off by a factor of two. Doubling the amplitude in decibels quadruples the level in decibels. 🤓

[@JoolzThePirate]

3dB is half power so its not 10 times louder

[@venik88]

@@JoolzThePirate Power and loudness are two different measurements, power is joules and loudness is decibels. 10x the sound is more than 10x the power

[@Copper.Cowboy]

Are you worried about making the cops mad? I never got pulled over in Germany surprisingly at 110 dec from my Harley

[@5017987]

Harley sound is soft, this is "sharp".

[@irzasyahroni3286]

its "Gentleman Bastard"😀

[@justastulpe3265]

termi sounds good, but looks rubbish compare to stock exhaust

[@motoaraucaria]

Olha a minha Diavel @

[@juliocanales]

louder ≠ better

[@spor4969]

Yoo

[@Mac0meS]

76db de segadora.... 👍🏾🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽