Triumphrat

TravisL · 11-03-2012, 11:40 AM

Because loud pipes save lives?

Gundog, those look real nice. I wouldn't mind a little growl out of mine as long as it is'nt obnoxious.

Klingone · 11-03-2012, 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Doug Stanger

When I was looking for aftermarket exhausts I saw our member Klingon with Predator exhausts mounted on his Trophy which looked appealing so went on this website and saw only what you see advertised which look like the stock Trophy exhausts. I inquired twice as to the ones Klingon had mounted but received no reply, and afterwards bought my exhausts from Trident which I have been very pleased with.

Hi Doug,

when I ordered my Predators, I also saw the same catalogue pictures - the stock silencers. You can imagine, that I was surprised when I received my Predators in a pretty other layout. But I'm still glad and satisfied with that.
Regrettably they did not react on your inquiry ...

cheers, Heiko

Doug Stanger · 11-03-2012, 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Klingone

Hi Doug,

when I ordered my Predators, I also saw the same catalogue pictures - the stock silencers. You can imagine, that I was surprised when I received my Predators in a pretty other layout. But I'm still glad and satisfied with that.
Regrettably they did not react on your inquiry ...

cheers, Heiko

Hi Klingone,
It was frustrating as I quite liked yours, but I am also very happy with the Tridents I ended up with so all is well. I enjoy your videos.
Regards, Doug

gundog · 11-04-2012, 03:19 PM

I'm not in the "loud pipes save lives" camp. IMO the Hinkley fours
do sound a bit like a tractor at idle. Swapping out mufflers
dropped weight and gave the bike a sporty sound without
being loud.
The exhaust on my T100 was the first mod I made within a
week after I picked it up. The stock Bonneville mufflers
made the bike sound like a sewing machine.
I like my bikes to sound like Motorcycles.

Klingone · 11-11-2012, 06:17 AM

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Originally Posted by gundog

... the Hinkley fours
do sound a bit like a tractor at idle...

... stock Bonneville mufflers made the bike sound like a sewing machine.
I like my bikes to sound like Motorcycles.

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Originally Posted by gundog

I like my bikes to sound like Motorcycles.

YES

Not loudness is the target, meaty is the subject

remendo · 05-06-2013, 05:33 AM

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Originally Posted by gundog

I used adaptors from Trident and Silencers from Delkevic for
a system that works for me.
No dyno graphs, but it does weigh less and sounds
better over stock.
Plus if you want volume, the baffles are removeable.

Hello: I am interested in installing the same silencers. That you could tell me delkevic reference numbers and pipe fitting trident?

Thanks and regards

gundog · 05-08-2013, 02:02 PM

Delkevic Part # 1875. This is a stainless muffler with 2 inch inlet.
They do offer other styles, lengths,and materials.
You will need two mufflers.
Contact: trident-exhausts.co.uk for the midpipes.
Tell them what you require and they will take care of you.

remendo · 05-08-2013, 05:42 PM

thanks for your information, I've been seeing possibilities and perhaps the set for Yamaha 900 diversion is compatible, at least the inner diameters match, it is possible that the angle of the curves is not the same, but I know a very skilled plumber.

Now maybe I just need the pipe-links, a friend of rides Ixil sells a pair of cans at a good price.

Thanks again and kind regards.