| Author | Message | ||
     Kev187 |
Question? I want to get the special ops exhaust for my Uly? The girlfriend & I tour on this bike often & use a bluetooth intercom. I also commute in DC traffic, & want the noise from the exhaust as on my previous bikes, but I know just how loud Buells can be? Thoughts from those who use the bike, is this exhaust going to be too loud? | ||
| Kenney83 |
i have a spec ops on my firebolt. at about 70 mph it is music to my ears. but i like a loud exhaust. | ||
| Kev187 |
I am sure it sounds great & I am not opposed to a nice loud exhaust, just trying to get some feedback on long range touring & intercom use  Anything from anyone would be great :-D No matter what I am going to get the exhaust powder coated, I am sick of the rust :-D | ||
| Redbuelljunkie |
The only way I can explain it is you can hear the exhaust over the wind noise at 70 mph... but it is not, in my opinion, loud enough to be bothersome- it just sounds damn good. I have no experience with intercom systems. | ||
| Ebuella_virus |
I run the Ops pipe and have the Bluetooth setup for phone and GPS. I also wear custom earplugs which cuts down on the pipe's sound, but I wear them mostly for wind noise. I listen to the radio, talk on the phone, and listen to my gps honey with no problem at all. As a matter of fact, I need to turn down the Bluetooth so it doesn't blow out my ears. BTW, I run a Scala Rider setup. I don't know how loud other setups are. Good Luck and Happy New Year. | ||
| Kev187 |
Thanks everyone We are using the Nolan N-com set ups. Its not bad at all, but on the open interstate at speed its a little difficult to hear her, but she is quiet I love a loud pipe for city commuting, just to let them know where you are, but its a touring bike also. Why do our beloved buells have to be so loud no matter what when you swap out the pipes |
