are these pipes good?

is this pipe mod good? anything else you can tell from the pic. I'm hopefully going to test ride this bike soon. I plan to do some light touring. Looks like fitting bags may be a problem. seller says 18k and $3300.

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Much as i hate the stock can, i'd rather have that than this.

I'm not familiar with the brand to a point where i can tell what it is from the picture, and i can't zoom in to see what it is. I guess you could ask how long it's been on there, and then you can see the condition to get an idea of the quality.

As ever, i'll recommend Delkevic for end-cans or full systems. I have the DL10 high-line kit. Fitted over a year ago. Have done about 4000+ miles through all weather with it. No issues at all.

Don't know anything about the pipe but it's made by Indigo Sports - http://www.indigosports.com/

Probably lighter than stock but heavier than a single pipe setup.

I thought it was a TwoBros at first as I recall they made a pipe like that. Ah here's a YT clip of it - https://youtu.be/bcy5wDw7njM

too many red flags. no records, title in someone elses name, couldn't get the seat off. what an awesome engine, scary fast.

6 minutes ago, eastbayboy

what an awesome engine, scary fast.

That's not the pipes doing. That's just the bike.

Find you an example w/o the red flags, they are good bikes. :fing02:

Indigo exhausts were popular in the late 90s.  I forget what happened to them.  Their quality was above average I would say.  Somewhat loud.  Mostly offered carbon silencers.  Its an interesting exhaust, which somewhat mimics the RC45 race exhaust that was popular at the time.

Weren't they, I don't know, a lot smaller? Those look like 2 full size 5th Gen cans stacked up. I know I've seen some much smaller with that configuration.

2 hours ago, KevCarver

Weren't they, I don't know, a lot smaller? Those look like 2 full size 5th Gen cans stacked up. I know I've seen some much smaller with that configuration.

Those are some big cans...

[image: 1994-Honda-RVF750R-RC45-Yoshimura-Titanium-Exhaust.jpg]

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I'm talking about VFR cans... RC46...