Beowulf exhaust

[DezzertRider]

I've found a set of Beowulf exhaust slip-ons locally. When swapping exhaust cans, is it required to get a power commander to adjust the mapping due to the change in air flow?

 

[Niehart]

Nope

 

[Craigar]

Saw those posted last week. Great deal on the exhaust

 

[juniorfjr]

I just put them on and have run them for 30k.

Your mileage will suffer, though. You tend to wring it out more. Sweeeettttt.

 

[YummYam]

+++++1

 

[DezzertRider]

Now at my age, I'm way beyond doing hooligan things like throttle roll ons just to hear that "WHHHHAAAAAA"

 

[DezzertRider]

Oh, will I need new gaskets or can I use the existing ones from the stock cans?

 

[FJR-Pilot]

My Holeshots used the factory gasket. Those probably do too.

 

[danh600]

I have heard several different FJRs with aftermarket exhaust, including my own. I still think YummYam's with the

Beowulfs sounds the best. Hard to explain but it seems to have a deeper more pleasant tone.

 

[steve'o']

I have the Beowulfs' on my '03 and love the sound. Really like the option of removable baffles as well, although I'm not sure it makes a huge difference.

Even the local Yamaha dealer loved the exhaust note of them.

Agree with danh600 on the sound.

 

[DezzertRider]

I'm picking them up tomorrow morning. I'm sure they will sound great.

 

[dcarver]

Vroom Vroom

 

[DezzertRider]

Pipes on - Sound great!

 

[BOAN]

I´ve got a pair of Beowulf on my bike for two years now and I just love them

https://beowulfuk.com/proddetail.asp?prod=YA121WMSS38

 

[DezzertRider]

I got the same ones. Haven't tried them without the baffles yet. Bike sounds like a motorcycle now instead of a Toyota