Lexx Exhaust ????

[ktm360mx]

Dude- you've got your knickers pulled up tight! . Relax- It took some time, but I figured out a solution. It's pretty simple, really- you buy Akro's and he'll buy Lexx (Lexx's or Lexxi or whatever the plural of Lexx is) and we can all go ride and have a good time.

[wtf3boys]

New to the ADV - recently picked up the bike and had to change the stock cans - Lexx seemed worth a try. Quite pleased with the quality, sound and performance. Here's a link to vid - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUOGFF182P4 .

[M.Mars]

Thanks for the vid ... they look and sound great

[godzuki]

Is that with the db inserts in or out.

[Subutai]

Originally Posted by Projected

I can only hope that you continue to enlighten us with your insightful posts. YOU are a real asset to advrider

Wish granted. Wings made in Slovenia, guess what other manufacturer makes its pipes there? The similar looks must be a coincidence.

Oh, and I don't know where you got the idea of me having Remus on mine. Seems to me that it's you not reading the posts or getting your facts straight.

Your style of argumentation is very constructive. All the best to you.

[ok64]

Wings videos here: http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=740911

[Projected]

Originally Posted by Subutai

Wish granted. Wings made in Slovenia, guess what other manufacturer makes its pipes there? The similar looks must be a coincidence.

Oh, and I don't know where you got the idea of me having Remus on mine. Seems to me that it's you not reading the posts or getting your facts straight.

Your style of argumentation is very constructive. All the best to you.

And Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, and Suzuki are all made in Japan. Good point....

[ShoelessJoe]

Anyone tried a Lexx can on a 2 into 1 setup?

[gunnar#1]

I am running a fmf powerbomb head pipe and a Lexx mid and can on my built klr and it looked great worked well and mounted up with two hangers instead of one. The fit was nice I lost one canister spring but all was well until my last ride, i would say less than 10,000. miles total. the can blew a nickel sized hole out of the middle of the first hanger and promptly melted a hole out my seat side cover, the one with the aluminum and fiberglass heat shield and melted my high dollar custom seat seat. If it had been two inches further back it would have ruined my Giant Loop gear bag and maybe started a fire. As it was I missed my ride. Upon inspection after removal I noticed the aluminum puffed out around and between the straps of the steel hangers, less on the rear one than the front. I am no expert but it seems to me the can heated up and expanded, the aluminum faster than the steel hanger and eventually broke open. No love at all from Rocky Mountain. I saved a few bucks to begin with but I am paying now! So my opinion is buy a better pipe and save money all at the same time! For what it is worth I am buying a stainless can this time from Patriot Racing in CA the price is reasonable and like I said it is stainless.

[woodly1069]

HOLY CRAP!

[beergut]

My personal experience, the can didn't last longer than 200 miles on a KLR before internally falling apart. RM gave a store credit or offered to replace. It's heavy and the material quality is China's mid-level stuff. Not horrible but not quality stuff either.

If you go over to the KLR forum, people swing on its nuts. I have no t read one single long-term report on the exhaust until I read what the other guy posted.

I personally wouldn't recommend it to anyone based on my own experiences.

[el queso]

Originally Posted by beergut

My personal experience, the can didn't last longer than 200 miles on a KLR before internally falling apart. RM gave a store credit or offered to replace. It's heavy and the material quality is China's mid-level stuff. Not horrible but not quality stuff either.

If you go over to the KLR forum, people swing on its nuts. I have no t read one single long-term report on the exhaust until I read what the other guy posted.

I personally wouldn't recommend it to anyone based on my own experiences.

I had one on KLR for years and never had any issues, and my buddy has had one a CRF for many years without issue either. I wouldn't put them on the 990, but I think they're a great value for the milk crate set.