RYANSTAR RACING Stainless Steel Motorcycle Exhaust Muffler Silencer Pipe Inlet 1.46 1.54 1.65 1.77Inch Motorcycle Exhaust for Dirt Bike Street Bike Scooter(Silver)

Put 2 of them on a 2008 Honda nighthawk 250 that was modified into a scrambler. Sounds great, maybe a little loud. Nice finish with no defects but not solid stainless looks like it is electroplated, so time will tell if it holds up.

I recently removed some extremely loud V&H pipes that the previous owner had installed on my 1999 VN1500G Nomad—they were simply unbearable. I replaced them with these pipes and also added a baffle named dB Killer sold in Amazon to the 2" connecting pipe just before these mufflers. The result? A ride that’s slightly louder than stock, but with a deep, satisfying rumble and an overall much more enjoyable experience. I can confidently say these mufflers can reduce noise by up to 50% on any pipes. Highly recommend!

This quieted the idle of a v-twin quad, but didn't really quiet anything past idle. It was about as loud as the straight pipe. It is decent quality. It does NOT have a movable dB killer. The cap is riveted on, no screws as in the photos. It fits 1.75 pipe or smaller with the adapters. The clamp is okay. The finish is pretty decent. The hanger is nice. I didn't think this had packing in it as it's so loud, but I drilled out the rivets holding the cap and beat it off the muffler to wrap the baffle only to find it is wrapped with fiberglass packing. It is a perforated pipe with fiber wrapping shoved inside the cone with a cap. So, if you need loud pipes this is probably what you're looking for. It didn't quiet my kfx700 at all. Overall a decent, cheap reverse cone muffler that'll quiet your idle while keeping loud pipes for everything else. Good for bikes. Not the best for an atv project lol. Sadly mine is now ruined as I took it apart to pack it and it isn't designed to come apart. So it isn't designed to go back together either. Three stars for decent quality for the price, minimal sound control, and misleading info about the dB killer and screws.

I couldn't be happier. I had no issues or problems putting it on my HD XG750A street rod. It's a little shorter and smaller in diameter but it went on smoothly and looks like the stock black one. It bolted it to the stock bracket and I used the same clamps when I replaced the heat shields and it looks just like before. I started it up and what a difference. I am more confident now that drivers can't miss me when changing lanes without knowing I'm there. And the price was staggeringly less than other options. Highly recommend this product.

Title advertised 1.5"-2". After purchasing I looked back in the page and in the description is says 1.77" inlet. It was my fault for not looking in the description, however the title is misleading which is why I left 4 stars. The muffler itself seems to be decent quality and good value for the price point. Now off to find a similar one with 2" inlet as stretching it cracked the pipe.

Solid construction, heavy and not stainless as described, sounds good not as loud as straight thru mufflers ,has a non removable baffle at end .

Sounds and looks great on my 454ltd. Easy to install and did not cost an arm and a leg.

I put this on a little 250cc Đong Fang Cafe Racer with an upgraded carburetor. It sounds way meaner than it is now. It looks vintage like the style of the bike, and has a pretty loud bark. The finish is good, not fancy, but it is durable.