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I read that the best way to find an exhaust you like is to go to a ride and listen till you hear the one you want. I tried doing this and every time I heard one the bike was just leaving and then took off. Frustrating to hear the perfect sound only to watch it disappear into the distance. Guess I'll try another method.
Ho hum. So many exhaust threads, so little real data, so many claims of superiority, so little experience with various pipe/ header combos. Pass the peanuts, popcorn is gettin' old.
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