CB250 exhaust

[mattsmith95]

Found this while searching for an exhaust system for my CB250,
sorry about the size of the image.

Some how that wouldn't good on my CB250, or would it, the cost is
£210 which isn't cheap, I can get a real Honda set for £150.

[impaler]

I can't really visualise that looking good on my CB250 - having said that, it is stainless, which would be an advantage over my rapidly disintegrating chrome...
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[mattsmith95]

I can't really imagine it myself but I do have to start thinking of getting a new exhaust system, don't need it yet but when it does wear out I
want to be ready.

I was talking to a fellow courier who uses a VFR which he has done a lot of work on and asked me when I will do a few mods to my bike.
That got me thinking which is something I don't do often (as you can see from my previous posts) and I have now started looking for bits
to make my CB a bit different.

The current state of my exhausts, well they are okay but there is quite a lot of rust on them which was not of my doing, the previous
owner didn't look after it that well. I do refer to the T-reg and not the 51 reg.

I don't really want motad, their standard systems suck and discolour very quickly because the downpipes are single skinned unlike
the real Honda twin skinned.

[stevo as b4]

get a nice 2-1 one made up with a long megaphone on it. I heard this type of system on a CB400 Superdream, and it sounded great. I dont know what it would cost, but firms like Wunoff can probably make you a pipe, if you cant knock something interesting up yourself that is?

[mattsmith95]

worth looking into that

Thanks

[rizo-sri200]

yep they do sound nice
and go with stainless steel, cant go wrong
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