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Exhaust Systems
by Ted Verrill
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Staintune
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This stainless
steel product is widely respected as the best aftermarket exhaust
for the K11 series BMW. Comes in both touring and sport models.
Installation: Difficult
Need: With the early K100 bikes the exhaust had a habit
of cracking. Improvements have largely made the K11 series exhaust
more durable so aftermarket systems are generally as a performance
upgrade. (Note, problems with K11 exhaust header bolts coming
loose.)
Cost: $700 to $1,000
Return Policy: Dealer Dependent.
Staintune Exhaust Systems
Australia
For further information, please call CBT Imports at (800) 782-4686 |
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Keihan
Systems
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Little
is know about Keihan, and it appears they currently do NOT carry
pipes for the K-Series bikes.
Installation: N/A
Need: N/A
Cost: N/A
Return Policy: N/A
Keihan Exhaust Systems
Carried by Darwin Motors, California.
http://www.darwinmotors.com/keihan/ |
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Luftmeister
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Luftmeister
has earned both an excellent reputation for products and a less
than excellent reputation for availability and customer support.
Installation: Difficult
Need: As a performance upgrade.
Cost: $800 and up.
Return Policy: Dealer Dependent.
Luftmeister
(Last Known Information)
2725 Seaboard
Lane Long Beach, CA 90805 |
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Remus
Systems
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Remus is
a new player on the scene but is quickly gaining a following..
Installation: Difficult
Need: As a performance upgrade.
Cost: $800 and up.
Return Policy: Dealer Dependent.
Remus Exhaust Systems
Carried by MaxMoto, http://www.maxmoto.com |
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