JFG RACING Slip On Exhaust Motorcycle Muffler Pit Dirt Bike Exhaust ATV Muffler,1.5-2" Universal for Street Bike Pit Bike Scooter

Definitely worth. I had to get another part for it to actually fit which that probably common known fact that I just didn't know but after I finally got the second thing and put it in it sounds fire 🔥

If anybody is skeptical of the price it would be me I purchased it I received it it's a great item it's a universal so it's good for two stroke and four stroke so don't let that confusion you don't put the thing inside of it and it's a four stroke if you put the thing inside of it the two stroke. It straight up added power and response to my 400EX I made it sound better but for ain't nothing price compared to $150 exhaust I am very pleased I would definitely buy another one if I needed one but I don't.

This looked good from the review videos and sounded nice. Gave it a chance but the cheap price showed its true colors. Went to tighten the clamp and it cracked the fiberglass housing. I would look elsewhere if you are looking for a quality slip on without spending an arm and a leg for a yoshi exhaust.

Nice muffler sounds great, sadly no sticker in the box : ( lol

Buen articulo

Really sleek enhancement pipe with looks and goud reviews. However, sadly this doesn't fit my bikes exhaust setup.

No issue with shipping or installation….awesome sound

Para el precio está bien, lo volvería a comprar.

Put it on my Cbr300r sounds much better than stock. Had to purchase a longer bolt for the exhaust hanger band bracket and of course the mid pipe to assemble but quite happy with it!

I bought one of these for my 2007 dr650 because I already felt the original exhaust was far too heavy and needed to be upgraded anyway because it was so old. When I put this thing on I thought it was quite small in comparison and I wondered how it would be so far. It sounds certainly different than the original and it also has a unique characteristic. I think you might only find on a single big bore like a dr650 or KLR 650. The muffler in the higher RPM range actually quiets down a little bit, but when you roll on the throttle and don't downshifting, the RPMs are in a lower range. It is quite noticeably louder and not necessarily in a bad way, but it certainly has a different characteristic. So if I'm driving the bike from a stop you can tell it's got a lot of power and I don't think that characteristic would be the same amount of twin because of the higher RPMs and the fuel injection. It went on pretty easy and wasn't a lot of. Wasn't a lot of fighting except for the older parts I had to remove to get it the fit, but that wasn't the problem with the muffler itself. For the price I'd recommend it. I'm wondering if my DR is going to blow it out at some point but I don't think it will. I think it'll continue to perform as is. It does feel like a bit of a lower quality build, but I just think is because I'm comparing it to the giant washing machine of an exhaust that comes on the Suzuki

I put this on a gsxr 1000 awesome sounds good and looks good

While the muffler looks good visually, the performance leaves a lot to be desired. It's not airtight and leaks in multiple places — especially around all the rivets. I expected a tighter seal, but it just wasn't there. All the fitting sizes are metric, which made things more complicated than expected. There’s no included adapter or fitting to match it to a standard exhaust pipe, so I had to resort to using exhaust cement just to get it to stay on. If you're not ready to fabricate your own fitting or do some modification, this will be frustrating. In short, this is not a plug-and-play solution. It might work out if you're willing to put in the extra effort, but it definitely needs some tinkering to get it functional.

The adapter was installed and it wouldn’t fit the bike. They shouldn’t have sent it the way they did. Rather disappointed as it is a nice looking muffler.