Blue Flame

[bennyboy]

My gsxr600 has a blue flame can and it sounds better than any bike i have ever heard, anyone else agree the blue flames make an awesome sound? or do i just not have enough experience of can sounds?
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2000 peugeot speedfight....1999 RS125....2001 RS125....1997 GSXR600 srad

[True Blue]

Never heard one on a Gixxer, though they have always sounded great when I've heard them on other bikes.
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Past >>>> Honda NSR 125 >>>> Suzuki GSXR 600 K1 >>>> Suzuki GSXR 600 K4 >>>>Kawasaki Z1000 DAF >>>>Suzuki RMZ 250 >>>> Current >>>> KTM Superduke R 1290 >>>>

[Ste]

You seem quite worried about what other people think of you

[bennyboy]

yeah really worried.....

now what do u think of blue flame cans?
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2000 peugeot speedfight....1999 RS125....2001 RS125....1997 GSXR600 srad

[Ste]

Not much, quite expensive aftermarket race cans when there are better alternatives available.

[bennyboy]

fair enough, thanks for an opinion, its what i was looking for

as for the cost, not a problem, came with the bike when i got it
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2000 peugeot speedfight....1999 RS125....2001 RS125....1997 GSXR600 srad

[Finglonga]

[paulthewitt]

mine sounds good on my sv650s k3. dual exit evo with the bottom baffle out.... mmmmmmm
the blue flame logo is blatantly one of the best looking logos too!!
(yoshimuras are way more expensive before you go down that road!)

there was an offer on when i got it, so it cost me a mere £230. not bad for a dual exit, road legal (removable baffles), titanium end can, with link pipe. yes others do it cheaper...but better....time will tell. but im happy. thats what matters

Paul

[McGee]

[Jrod]

They do have a certain sound to them, prefered my CCC but the blue flame looked better.

[colezxr]

the only cans i have had are an art can witch was pretty quite. then i got a stainless system and got a renergade can witch was loud and then i crashed and squashed it so i got a renergade can with about 3 inches cut off of it, and now its damn load. with plenty of flames
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Its better to live your life for one hour as a tiger, Than it is to live your whole life like a worm.
past: gilera dna125. kawasaki zxr400h1, honda cbr 900rrr fireblade (currently being sold for parts). present honda hornet 900

[RI_HA]

https://www.kentidwell.com/gsxr/fullshot.jpg


Yoshi Carbon Tri-oval

Worth getting a gixxer for..

[Zimma]

Before and After pics....
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[thx1138]

I have one on my Hornet, it makes a most satisfactory noise.

[ISLAND GIRL]

Just had this Micron can fitted to my bike, makes a lovely sound now, am well pleased

https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v292/nandh/Image0041.jpg
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Live on the Isle of Wight and ride a CBR600F

[True Blue]

[SteWhit]

My mate has one on his R6 - sounds very nice indeed
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[Dark]

My mate had an R1 with one on and that sounded very nice
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My Bikes in order:- Yamaha RXS100 / Suzuki X7 250 / Yamaha RD350LC / Kawasaki
KR1S 250 / Kawasaki ZXR750 H2 / Honda C50 / Kawasaki ZX7R P5 / Kawasaki ZX10R / Suzuki GSXR 400 / Honda CBR1100 Blackbird & Yamaha FZR 600

[steveh]

Well my mate had a turbo busa with nos and extra powerbands, sounded very nice too

^seen as tho were playing the "my mate had" game.

Like the look of blue flames, but povics and yoshi's sound better.
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Current : 06 Zx10r, 07 Wr450f SM, 74 850 norton commando, 63 bsa b40, 1962 Triton 650, 67 Triumph Tr6r, 1955 Triton 750, 1978 TY250E.

[Misc]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ve4xUWz5X8&search=yoshimura

Sound bloody great, & this aint even a motorbike!

[SteWhit]

Sorry for expressing an opinion about the topic in hand
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[craigs23]

They make nice cans and from the few comparisons I've been able to make, are some of the best I've had fitted. Look good, sound good, finished to a high standard. The US Spec Yoshi I had on the Blade for a couple of weeks seemed pretty A-level in comparison, with a well past its best finish and crappy welding.

I'd opt for another Blueflame if I found a good second hand can.

https://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y51/whers84/bf4.jpg

https://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y51/whers84/DSC00418.jpg

[Dark]

I also rate Arrow cans for their sound, especially if you go for a full system
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My Bikes in order:- Yamaha RXS100 / Suzuki X7 250 / Yamaha RD350LC / Kawasaki
KR1S 250 / Kawasaki ZXR750 H2 / Honda C50 / Kawasaki ZX7R P5 / Kawasaki ZX10R / Suzuki GSXR 400 / Honda CBR1100 Blackbird & Yamaha FZR 600

[paulodd]

I agree with paulthewitt, Blue Flames with both baffles out does sound awesome and the logo is by far the best.

I have the Coloured titanium evo 3 (the tri-oval, dual port one with the blue and purple scoarch marks on it) on my '99 R6 and i can say it looks and sounds the part. I paid £200 for it which inc the link pipe.

https://www.blueflameperformance.com/bike/images/evo_images/8.jpg

And heres a pic of it on the bike:

https://myspace-807.vo.llnwd.net/00495/70/84/495524807_l.jpg


(Excuse the dirty bike), its not the best pic of it, i have more at home, will post it up when i get home, to show you how it looks at different angles.


I'd say get a blume flame if you like them. Expensive but they are nice.
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Paul
1999 Yamaha R6
www.coventrybikers.co.uk / www.norfolkriders.co.uk

[instigator]

The guys on SV Forum had a problems with their rivets constantly popping out when using BF on their bikes. Aftermarket care wasn't too good at the time either.

Only thing I don't really like about them is the fact you need circlip pliers to remove the baffle, not just a simple 'screw' job.