BMW R100GS Exhausts?

**SimonR** · #1 12 Jun 2003

Anyone recommend a supplier of replacement exhaust systems in the UK? Not necessarily BMW. Possibly stainless steel.

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**Grant Johnson** · #2 13 Jun 2003

Keihan should be available from Motobins and are good, or direct from Keihan.

http://www.keihan.co.uk/

Tell em we sent ya!

Also from Australia, Staintune exhausts are very good. http://www.blue-job.co.uk/

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**Fritz** · #3 26 Jun 2003

Pro duro also do a s/s one (have one on mine) seems just fine. Laser make them I believe. Keihan are a top product too mind

**Roboyobo** · #4 27 Jun 2003

I have the Laser ProDuro, which seems fine. It has a small amount of rust after over 30,000 miles and two winters. It makes a nice noise, a bit like an angry camel, if that's the sort of thing that you like.

**martync** · #5 2 Sep 2003

can you do away with the collector box on the R100GS and put a pipe which is straight through with a remus silencer or simular?

It's just they don't sound very good and I think a beefier exhaust note may do the trick.

**Timo** · #6 2 Sep 2003

Yes, You can leave out the collector box and go with a simple 'y' into the muffler. I have this setup on my bike, exiting through a supertrapp exhaust (now if you want sound, there's a way to go.....). Just be warned that the collector box is there for a reason, and you may expereince a loss of mid-range or other exhaust related tuning foibles. I am still messing with the jetting on my bike. The sound is good but requires ear plugs for any ride past 15 minutes. Yes, I saved some weight as well.