moleculo
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Just upload a clip to YouTube and post the link here. You can make the YouTube video private if desired.I don’t believe I can, actually. Does the site take video with sound?
Just upload a clip to YouTube and post the link here. You can make the YouTube video private if desired.I don’t believe I can, actually. Does the site take video with sound?
There are a lot of YouTube clips of uncorked Vance and Hines on an R18; i think the phone mics aren’t picking up the thump, the bike doesn’t sound like that… but go out to YouTube you can hear the bikes uncorked and it does sound good.
My advice is just do it. It sounds great
I know you sold the bike off, but looks like you powder coated the stock heat shields? I’m just realizing the V&H set is just the rear mufflers then, yeah?Yes I have put the Vance and Hines on my R18B and removed the baffles...it sounds great with out the baffles..
Isn't that the point of RAIN mode?Nice post indeed. I recently self installed these exhaust pipes in my R18 Transcontinental and also managed to remove baffles (short silencer pipes). The sound is not disappointing anymore, and I feel like money is not wasted in this after market product from Vance and Hines. Though, I am having a weird feeling when riding in RAIN mode. I am not an expert, but I think it is less torque. Does any one of you who is using these exhaust pipes and have the baffle removed feeling the same? Do I need to recalibrate my bike after the baffle removal?
I have driven with original exhaust in Rain mode almost 1000 KM so I know how it used to feel before. All I am saying is that there is a performance change felt after removing baffle. I read somewhere that performance can be fine tuned using BMW software but not sure how true it is.Isn't that the point of RAIN mode?
RAIN mode helps prevents the rear wheel front breaking free on wet surfaces.
ROLL mode - improves fuel economy..
ROCK mode - equals WFO riding...
Personally... My bike is stuck in ROCK mode
I agree. Rock in local in-town traffic is as you say "jumpy" or too sensitive. Easy as pushing a button!When cruising around in town I use "Roll Mode". But on a highway commute it "Rock Mode" all the way. In town, the bike response is so quick in Rock that the bike is a bit jumpy.