| Author | Message | ||
     Wolfridgerider |
$450 plus the ride I had it installed (probably incorrectly) on my 2000 S3. Went for a ride during the WV Buell Rally and on are way back to the campground the exhaust note changed. Pulled over to find that one of the welds had let loose. Sent it back to Kevin and he fixed it all up at no charge. He told me the KEY to installing it is to make sure the front mounting hole lines up perfectly with no stress. If it didn't line up, to take a drill and oversize the hole until it does. The reason I am selling it... I am getting old and its to loud for my current state of mind  | ||
| Wolfridgerider |
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| Upthemaiden |
That is one seriously pretty exhaust. Good luck with the sale. | ||
| Androzaure |
Hey, I'm very interested in your exhaust. Can you contact me ? Thank you. | ||
| Wolfridgerider |
sorry, no shipping to France. Lower 48 only | ||
| Androzaure |
Okay... In case, I have a Shipito address in the US( forwarding service). https://www.shipito.com/ | ||
| Wolfridgerider |
Alex, you only have two post on Badweb and this feels a little like a scam to me. | ||
| Johng_22 |
I wouldn’t do it. Surely the interested party can have a known member here work with them to get a part out of the country. That’s the only way I’d do it. Just my 2 cents | ||
| Rtlll |
Good morning, Curious if there is anyway this will fit an S2 with the stock S2 header w/2" outlet. Thanks, Rick | ||
| Upthemaiden |
The 2000 bikes had the 2.5 inlet. I don't see any reason you couldn't still make it fit if you got a 2.5 to 2" adapter to use in place of the curved midpipe. If the S2 header is shorter than the original midpipe, you could get the adapter made to the correct length so the exhaust sits in the same exact spot. If the S2 header is longer, you might just have to make 2 new mounting tabs for the rear, and as long as it wasn't so far back that it was hitting your rear tire, you should be fine. | ||
| Ratbuell |
I used a factory Buell race muffler on my S2 for years, using only an automotive 2" to 2.5" adaptor as a spacer between the two. Fit like a glove, correct length and everything. IF the Drummer is the same snout length as a factory Race muffler, it should work with a similar setup. | ||
| Androzaure |
That's a nonsense. You can identify me with ebay/facebook/paypal if you want. There are a lot of Buellers in France and in Europe. Never mind. | ||
| Dino1 |
Wolfridgerider, I’ve sold several items to Canadians using a similar service. Basically it’s just like shipping to the lower 48 but after that the company takes care of the customs paper work and shipping to the payer. As long as you get paid via Pay Pal or other means you should be good. Cash checks and wait several days till they clear or if using Pay Pal all ways check your balance via your book marks, not some link from an email. Good luck wish I could swing it but I’m on the hunt for thin saddle bag covers and lowers. | ||
| Wolfridgerider |
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| Jayvee |
It's been a few years ago, but I talked to KD himself about they have a baffle insert for the outlet tip that's supposed to take some of the bark off the sound of this muffler. He wanted something like $60 or $70 for it, and I couldn't swing it, so I just put the stock muffler back on. I might try the baffle this winter. | ||
| Freefall88 |
Would u take 375 for the exhaust | ||
| Wolfridgerider |
I will... and sorry it took me so long to reply, I just saw your post. I will send you a PM | ||
| Wolfridgerider |
SOLD |
