I'm sure I checked your channel for a video on this. Got some pipe today to do mine and this video pops up on my feed. Interesting. Looks straight forward enough, wish me luck. Your bike would look great painted blue ; )
Lol, I reckon we get spied on a lot. It's funny how even when you are talking to someone and then shit adds pop on your feed. Hope the pipe works out, my muffler was off the versys I had but is more likely the same. I'm sure you have a lot more skills than me.
That section came with the system. I originally bought a complete system for a versys 650 . When I fitted this muffler I used the original vstrom headers. You can actually buy a complete system from Delcevic for around $350 australian
@@bazz6670 yes I know, but I am trying to make an 'economical' solution consisting of extending the existing pipe(s), either from before or after the 2 in 1 collector (like you did) and then make it into a switchable slip on solution. I am keen to try one of those cheap eBay pipes and see what they are like, but first i need to solve that middle section, which includes the O2 sensor. I know I can drill a hole and weld a sensor socket on the pipe also, but if ready made pieces are not too expensive, I'd prefer to go that way. Also, if I can make it so that the original muffler can be reinstalled, that would be preferable.
6:00 - Around there, I didnt expect that music... but it was awesome.
I'm sure I checked your channel for a video on this. Got some pipe today to do mine and this video pops up on my feed. Interesting.
Looks straight forward enough, wish me luck.
Your bike would look great painted blue ; )
Lol, I reckon we get spied on a lot. It's funny how even when you are talking to someone and then shit adds pop on your feed. Hope the pipe works out, my muffler was off the versys I had but is more likely the same. I'm sure you have a lot more skills than me.
Nice work well done. 👍👍👍👍
lovely video
im glad you liked it, thanks for watching
Awesome video!
The catalytic converter is the fat bit between the muffler and O2 sensor right? So you are running without one or is it hidden under the bike?
i did reconnect it , its not far from the original spot.
Bazz.......any idea on weight savings over OEM muffler?? Good job.........well done!!
Thank you, I think it is about. 4 kg lighter.
Did you or has anyone here also had the bike mapped? If so what was the outcome in terms of performance and fuel economy?
No Mapping , haven't noticed any difference in fuel economy, just sounds better.
job well done
Can you tell me where you got the mid section pipe with the O2 sensor socket? Any link? Also, what's the bend on that link pipe?
That section came with the system. I originally bought a complete system for a versys 650 . When I fitted this muffler I used the original vstrom headers. You can actually buy a complete system from Delcevic for around $350 australian
@@bazz6670 yes I know, but I am trying to make an 'economical' solution consisting of extending the existing pipe(s), either from before or after the 2 in 1 collector (like you did) and then make it into a switchable slip on solution. I am keen to try one of those cheap eBay pipes and see what they are like, but first i need to solve that middle section, which includes the O2 sensor. I know I can drill a hole and weld a sensor socket on the pipe also, but if ready made pieces are not too expensive, I'd prefer to go that way. Also, if I can make it so that the original muffler can be reinstalled, that would be preferable.
What’s the model of the muffle dm me please
It is a Delcevic brand, you can actually buy a whole system for around $350 . Have a look at their website.
Bazz 66 thank you it’s the best sounding on I’ve heard so far