Fellow riders. I just wanted to say I had the exhaust installed today. Finally pulls and sounds like it should. If you are thinking about, do it. Totally worth it. I wanted to upgrade to an SP but now I'm going to keep this girl for awhile. 
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I installed the full Termi system last year. It was around $3k installed. It was a lot of money to spend on basically a brand new bike but I got the bike about $4k under msrp at the end of the year so I went for it. Upgrade the suspension and install the Termi with the remap/airbox mods and it's just such a better bike. Smooth, no more jerky throttle, a joy to ride.
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I've always liked that exhaust but can't stomach the cost for a pipe. Bike makes plenty of power stock (for what it is) so I live with the farty sound.
I believe that 100%, but it's 100% illegal in my country and within all EU, i do not know about the US. In my country you have a inspection every year, and even you find a garage where you get approval for the next year it's much too dangerous because of frequent Police controls with test-bus for exhaust fumes and sound volume. You loose your licence plate if they find modifications.
So, other mapping and an exhaust with legal sound (whats documented for that bike) are the only options without too much risk.
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Ferdi I'm sure it's not legal for on road riding in the States either. I live in Washington DC however where there are no annual inspections and the Police are far too busy with real crime to care about my only slightly louder pipe.
In your situation i also would do it. If risk is minimal to get pulled out for that it's the best option for a smooth running HS.
Looks very nice
PS: today i mounted Termignonis on my second bike, a Moto Morini Corsaro 1200
only legal with DB-eaters, ofcourse
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Bummer about that.... each state has different laws regarding emissions. Washington, as far as I know, doesn't require the emission laws on motorcycles. They do have sound restrictions though. Fortunately, Seattle police don't seem to care.
we have inspections here but half of the people dont even bother. ive never gotten a no inspection ticket. and even if you do inspection they dont look at emissions. only safety.
thats because they are too busy chasing quads and dirt bikes down benning.
thats because they are too busy chasing quads and dirt bikes down benning.
