Modern Vespa : AKRAPOVIC exhaust pipe

AKRAPOVIC exhaust pipe

OP HollywooFreddy UTC details Member 2009 gtv 250 Sienna Ivory Joined: UTC Posts: 11 Location: L.A.
OP HollywooFreddy Member 2009 gtv 250 Sienna Ivory Joined: UTC Posts: 11 Location: L.A.	UTC quote Any opinions abt switching out exhaust system

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Molto Verboso

2009 GTS250, Ducati Monster M900, KTM 390 Adventure, Honda CR125

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Molto Verboso

2009 GTS250, Ducati Monster M900, KTM 390 Adventure, Honda CR125

Joined: UTC
Posts: 1695
Location: Oceanside, CA

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I've had an Akra pipe on my GTS250 for well over a decade. I really like the deeper tones and the more sporty look when compared to the OEM.

I did not buy it with the expectation of increased performance, but it is lighter than the stock muffler.

A few years ago I had to replace my exhaust header pipe. I've read that these exhausts can sometimes cause the header pipe to fail, but I have no way of knowing for sure. I went with a more robust header pipe from SIP.

Petrus UTC details Addicted P200E DN 1982 Joined: UTC Posts: 558 Location: Vva. del Rosario - Málaga - España
Petrus Addicted P200E DN 1982 Joined: UTC Posts: 558 Location: Vva. del Rosario - Málaga - España	UTC quote HollywooFreddy wrote: Any opinions abt switching out exhaust system Various exhaust dampers/systems on the dynometer

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