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"quiet" bigbore standard exhaust?

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Re: "quiet" bigbore standard exhaust?

Postby Scooterdude » Sat Mar 03, 2018 11:40 am

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Re: "quiet" bigbore standard exhaust?

Postby Martin s » Thu Mar 22, 2018 11:52 pm

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Re: "quiet" bigbore standard exhaust?

Postby coaster » Fri Mar 23, 2018 3:19 pm

Martin s wrote:You can get the separate muffler.
https://www.stflambretta.com/shop/exhau ... 2/?lang=en


At 31 Euros I was tempted but then noticed the shipping charge which is an additional 30 Euros :shock: seems a bit steep :?
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Re: "quiet" bigbore standard exhaust?

Postby Samz » Fri Mar 23, 2018 6:00 pm

Can’t imagine the last one doing much to reduce noise, it looks straight through on the pic! :shock:
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Re: "quiet" bigbore standard exhaust?

Postby 68Sxandy » Fri Mar 23, 2018 6:37 pm

Fit an AF reverse cone and the ponies will not be a problem, they'll never come back. :lol:
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Re: "quiet" bigbore standard exhaust?

Postby martyn dwane » Sat Mar 24, 2018 12:28 pm

Samz wrote:Can’t imagine the last one doing much to reduce noise, it looks straight through on the pic! :shock:


yeah, looks just like the inside of a VW tail pipe.
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Re: "quiet" bigbore standard exhaust?

Postby coaster » Sat Mar 24, 2018 3:28 pm

Samz wrote:Can’t imagine the last one doing much to reduce noise, it looks straight through on the pic! :shock:
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Re: "quiet" bigbore standard exhaust?

Postby davla » Sat Mar 24, 2018 5:20 pm

I think 68xandy was being ironic as the VW reverse cone exhausts are notoriously loud
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Re: "quiet" bigbore standard exhaust?

Postby Martin s » Sat Mar 24, 2018 5:48 pm

coaster wrote:
Martin s wrote:You can get the separate muffler.
https://www.stflambretta.com/shop/exhau ... 2/?lang=en


At 31 Euros I was tempted but then noticed the shipping charge which is an additional 30 Euros :shock: seems a bit steep :?


Yes I''ve noticed anything posted from Italy seems to be a minimum 30 euros these days.
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Re: "quiet" bigbore standard exhaust?

Postby bike grim » Sat Mar 24, 2018 7:18 pm

Just been for a longish ride on my Rapido with a V4 BGM having just swapped from a V3 as the baffle had come loose. Can’t believe the difference in exhaust note. It’s much quieter but possibly not as much top end speed ...
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Re: "quiet" bigbore standard exhaust?

Postby peejay » Mon Apr 09, 2018 6:10 pm

hi guys
well i've given the Scootopia clubman a good thrashing over the last month.

it isn't quite as quiet as i had hoped for but the RT 225 exhaust port just doesn't do subtle.

one of the best "fitting" experiences to date, the quality of the welds look good and the 2-piece pipe certainly helps installation

overall i think good value for £120 inc secure postage :)
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Re: "quiet" bigbore standard exhaust?

Postby mr mugello » Mon Apr 09, 2018 7:12 pm

I,m using a 42mm Ancillotti Clubman bought from Cambridge albeit ten years ago. Not sure if made by Sito, but came with stainless steel u bend and Sito clamp. Running on a mugello v1 225. Noise level not excessive at all. Performs very well with my kit. Solid exhaust. Only fault, impossible to remove oil level plug due to tailpipe position !
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Re: "quiet" bigbore standard exhaust?

Postby peejay » Mon Apr 09, 2018 11:22 pm

mr mugello wrote:I,m using a 42mm Ancillotti Clubman bought from Cambridge albeit ten years ago. Not sure if made by Sito, but came with stainless steel u bend and Sito clamp. Running on a mugello v1 225. Noise level not excessive at all. Performs very well with my kit. Solid exhaust. Only fault, impossible to remove oil level plug due to tailpipe position !


i have one of these as well running on a mugello 225 and agree it's not noisy at all. :)

the tailpipe over the oil level plug is a pain of course :roll:
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Re: "quiet" bigbore standard exhaust?

Postby superhooper » Tue Apr 10, 2018 11:29 am

Just fitted a scootopia 3 piece ancilloti to a new mugello top end as the af clubman wouldn't fit. When first fitted the exhaust middle u bend blew at both ends & was quit noisy. Removed & added some welseal gasket compound to both joint & now it's as quite as the old af clubman & doesn't blow. It looks well made and reasonable price. £120.00.

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