This exactly how you don't compare exhausts. Different environments, different mics/recording equipment, different distances & angles from mic to muffler. Without consistency this is a poor comparison of pipes.
Bobby.B a motorcycle shop would. This video doesn't really determine which one to get, because of what Beemer stated. This was a waste of time watching.
I like the Yoshimura it sounds sick and looks sick for me it has to look as good as it sounds! The arrow sound wicked but don't like how it looks to much come out to far and the M4 looks good and is very loud but it's not the best sounding loud if you know what I'm talking about? For me Yoshimura
you're an idiot if you believe that because you clearly don't understand how sound waves work. spend the money on a "life saving loud pipe" and learn how to ride properly and more defensively.
I was already about to buy a brand new MT-07 (I'm selling 300CM learning bike) with an Arrow exhaust but this video + all the comments about the arrow line convinced me definitely
Im gunna end up buying an MT-07 and im looking into akra exhausts. only thing is that theres only private sellers for the 'akrapovic designed for MT-07' and i dont really trust buying something like that from a private seller. Does anyone know where i can get one from in Europe/UK
i think the arrow sounds the best, that i can tell from vids. But that blue one at the start may be an overseas none lams version. So how can you tell? Has anyone heard a arrow vs akrapovic in person?
Too bad the mic placement and test locations are all over the place. Some are inside, some are outside, some close up, others farther away. Can't get an accurate listen for the sound when it's so different all the time.
Not bashing but......Never Never Never demo exhaust in a garage, building, next to one, or anywhere else next to a sound reflecting wall. Most of us ride on a street, that is where to record.
