Overview at the link pipe fabrication process and sweet melody of the Yoshimura R-55. Music: On the Ground by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a CC Attribution 3.0.
I will try to shoot the video if possible, but there is little to none of storage space, probably just your wallet and phone, but not recommended to keep your phone there, too much vibrations. Some keep a cloth and perhaps a disc lock underneath it.
Do you happen to remember what the size of that piece of pipe that you added and welded in the video was? I was thinking of making the same modification to my stock exhaust for my 2014 CBR 650F and that information will be quite helpful to me.
Que gran cascarota trae de escape la moto de fabrica que no les saldra mas barato ponerle otro tipo de escape que se mire mas bonito por ejemplo un yoshimura o algo asi
Sweet bike, how much would you reckon this bike costs? Shame we never got it here in the PH since we're only so far apart lol; I'd love to own one. Nice channel btw, subbed.
Sorry I didn't ask about the pipe measurements. I guess would be either it's the same with the OEM one, or slightly larger. They can make it even larger if that's what the customer wants.
The CB/CBR 650F is CKD while the CB400 is CBU here in Malaysia, which means the CB400 costs more than the CB/CBR 650F. The fit and finish of the bike is alright, for the category it's in. I'm not sure about issues but they did announce a recall on a wire loom, the length was a bit short for prolong usage might cause tear/fraying so they decided to replace that wire loom. Apart from that I'm not aware of other issues.
What R-55 exhaust did you use? Found another video with an R-11... wondering if it has to be a specific one to make it fit with the CBR650f 2018 model.
R-55 / R-11 are the muffler models only, which one you pick, you still have to make the custom link pipe and chop the OEM system to install, there's no plug and play.
This exhaust there is no sale for this bike on ebay only find this model Yoshimura for GSXR and R6. If I buy a compatible tip for these GSXR or R6, then you can adapt to 650F? This service in exhausts company is easy to do is not it? Thank you great job , hug from Portugal.
This R-55 model, if you look under the Yoshimura site, can be found specific for certain motorcycles, or a generic version. For this bike the exhaust was the generic model and custom fitted to the 650F with link pipe and bracket. You can fit any exhaust taken from any bike since you are going to make a custom link pipe to fit the exhaust and bracket (holder). The exhaust shop featured in the video does not make pre-fabricate the link pipe, it is based on walk-in / appointment to custom make the link pipe. Your exhaust specialist should be able to make the pipe, I'm not sure about the cost.
I don't have the details, you can look up "Mussan Motorsports" for their Facebook or contact details.. The shop should be in Sunway area not sure if still there haven't been there for quite some time.
Yoshimura R-55 is a generic type muffler, not specific to any model. Which is why custom pipe fabrication was needed for the muffler to fit for the bike, as shown in the video.
You can make it fit, but you most likely need to fabricate a custom bracket and mid pipe to link it up to the bike and header. Yoshimura does have a specific model for CBR1000RR if you just want a plug and play model.
how much does it cost (dollar) that include Yoshimura R-55 with custom link pipe. I lived in THAILAND and really love this sound++ Are you export this exhaust pipe right?
Hi, the link pipe fabrication begins from MYR 250 and up, depending on what kind of link pipe and how complex it is to fabricate. The exhaust is a used Yoshimura, I do not know the price the owner got it for. Sorry, I don't sell exhausts/pipes, this shop does not mass produce them, it is custom made upon customer walk-in.
+TheSighBored ahhh i regret that I really thank for information and hope u release any video for any biker use for guide the way to make their motocycle ^^ like me
Yes it's possible to make/fabricate your own custom piping, to ensure the engine runs good you can have it dyno tuned with PC5 or any other tuning/tuner product. Yoshimura have many generic muffler models that can be fitted to most bikes unless otherwise specified in their product model.
Do you mean me? I have always gone with black rims, mainly because they are the easier to conceal if the rim is dirty, especially the rear wheel from the chain lube stains. :)
