[Lifeon2whls]

I only have a few hundred miles on my SV now but the sound (or lack thereof) is already getting to me. I'm coming off a '79 Honda CX500 which is a V-Twin that had Harley pipes fitted to it...has a great sound to it. Like many I get weak in the knees when a Duc rolls by...and those special SV's with a great can on it. I've heard a few bikes coming through the canyons and could have sworn they were Ducs until I saw that SV round the corner.

That being said, I'm wondering what my best option is for trying to get that V-twin rumble out. I've done some You Tube searches and the Leo Vince and Two Bros both sound like they are on par...but its hard to judge based on an internet video.

I'd prefer to go with a slip-on rather than a full system. If I went full system I'd want to get something where I didn't have to play with fuel mapping.

Power gains are less of a concern and I'm more concerned with the sound of the bike. Any help/advice is appreciated.

 

[doxiedog]

Holeshot sounds good.

 

[Mudsurfer1234]

I have an m4 slip-on, and can't believe the sound that comes out of it. Under load it will make you grin ear to ear.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YKkdwzIYG4&feature=channel_page

 

[brijesh600]

I used an R6 exhaust, now my bike sounds a little like a sporster;D

ps: not a direct bolt-on!

 

[dubtecv2]

The deepest, best sounding (not IMO, it's true! :nana exhaust out there for an SV is the Scorpion Street Extreme.

I have a friend with an M4 high-mount on his '06 S. While it sounds good, the Street Extreme is a smidge louder and a smigde lower. Kinda makes the M4 sound like a lawn mower... My second choice would be a Leo Vince.

 

[Chassis # 273]

Ball it up with a Yoshi Full- System. Or a slip on- they both sound the same.

Yosh/Suzuki go together like peas and a pod....



and i know that sounded really corny too.

 

[Looni2ns]

Ball it up with a Yoshi Full- System. Or a slip on- they both sound the same.

Yosh/Suzuki go together like peas and a pod....



and i know that sounded really corny too.

But it's true! I have the stainless Tri-Oval slip-on on my '05. It's awesome. Even some Duc owners have said that it sounds like a Duc going down the road.

 

[Danimal]

I have been told that my Yosh RS-3 sounds like a cross between a Ducati and a big-bore 4 stroke MX bike...both of which are compliments in my book.

 

[VTwin junkie]

give Jardine a thought:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKmubau1Pj8

I have some other vids showcasing the sound quality.

 

[doxiedog]

As you see,everyone likes what they have I have a scorpion SS. 4yrs. old,still looks and sounds great.

 

[DarkMatter]

As you see,everyone likes what they have I have a scorpion SS. 4yrs. old,still looks and sounds great.

^^yeah that.

+1 for Scorpion Street Extreme.

 

[NextSV]

Two Brothers. Look great. Sound Great. Got my Titanium for $350 new, Keep your eyes out for a deal on ebay.

 

[SvReed]

Sounds like what you need is the Leo Vince Tri-Oval slip on. I never would have chosen it myself, but the local dealership here ordered me one after I got into a minor crash and my stock exhaust pipe got bent all up by a truck. I was going to get a Yoshimura, but they provided some expertise, and am I ever glad.

I only have a few hundred miles on my SV now but the sound (or lack thereof) is already getting to me. I'm coming off a '79 Honda CX500 which is a V-Twin that had Harley pipes fitted to it...has a great sound to it. Like many I get weak in the knees when a Duc rolls by...and those special SV's with a great can on it. I've heard a few bikes coming through the canyons and could have sworn they were Ducs until I saw that SV round the corner.

That being said, I'm wondering what my best option is for trying to get that V-twin rumble out. I've done some You Tube searches and the Leo Vince and Two Bros both sound like they are on par...but its hard to judge based on an internet video.

I'd prefer to go with a slip-on rather than a full system. If I went full system I'd want to get something where I didn't have to play with fuel mapping.

Power gains are less of a concern and I'm more concerned with the sound of the bike. Any help/advice is appreciated.

 

[lookinforsv650]

scorpion street extreme is the best sounding slip-on. <----in my opinion (edited for those who have to point it out)

 

[dan46n2]

scorpion street extreme is the best slip-on

and this is an opinion

 

[Zach]

M4

hands down

just ask blair ;D

 

[vdubvr6]

so i'll throw it out there since it hasn't ben mentioned yet...

i run a D&D full exhaust and it's been cut down to only 8 inches!
i love the way it sounds! i'll get a before and after vid up soon.

 

[David PT]

two bros CF exhaust sounds great. But of course that is what I have so I am partial

 

[billbillw]

I'm happy with the sound from my Yosh TRS slip-on. Not too loud, but very deep and authoritative!

 

[Lifeon2whls]

Thanks guys. I didn't consider the Scorpion at all so when I get home tonight I'll have to listen to some clips online. Unfortunately there is no way to really get a true sound from a YouTube clip. But from what I have heard so far...Two Bros are at the top. I like the way the M4 sounds...but unless I have missed something I haven't found any that mount normally and I don't want a high mount exhaust.