I love the sound of mine on my fazer 1000 gen 1, it's just the right type of sound, raspy, mid ranged and seems to purr whole pottering but bring her up to 6k rpm and she sings big time 👌
@@BikerGoldie I'm still riding 2000-2004 bikes because they work, and they don't need electronic gadgets to work better, and they work well, that silencer works out of the box, no need for tuning and works well, without breaking any laws when I go out. SC project silencers are great for tracks because they work like straight throughs, no restrictions but, as I say, they're great for tracks but as soon as you get out in public you're running the risk of being pulled over by the cops, something, that you have to admit, can do without. It purs when riding slow but sing while pushing the engine hard, in my eyes, that's perfect for me, and economical too, ie; you don't need to pay for them to be tuned in.
@@A_Pt_9298 hi thanks for the feedback. Here in the UK noise isn’t an issue. I currently have a 2020 gsxr1000 with my old SP Engineering carbon slip on. It’s perfect but I want something more discrete (looks wise) no need for a tune and it’s a 3.5” big bore…sound is amazing. Video coming soon 🤙🏻 ride safe.
I love the sound of mine on my fazer 1000 gen 1, it's just the right type of sound, raspy, mid ranged and seems to purr whole pottering but bring her up to 6k rpm and she sings big time 👌
I loved that bike a pipe, old video though. It’s all about SC Project for my new bike now, ride safe 🤙🏻
@@BikerGoldie I'm still riding 2000-2004 bikes because they work, and they don't need electronic gadgets to work better, and they work well, that silencer works out of the box, no need for tuning and works well, without breaking any laws when I go out. SC project silencers are great for tracks because they work like straight throughs, no restrictions but, as I say, they're great for tracks but as soon as you get out in public you're running the risk of being pulled over by the cops, something, that you have to admit, can do without. It purs when riding slow but sing while pushing the engine hard, in my eyes, that's perfect for me, and economical too, ie; you don't need to pay for them to be tuned in.
@@A_Pt_9298 hi thanks for the feedback. Here in the UK noise isn’t an issue. I currently have a 2020 gsxr1000 with my old SP Engineering carbon slip on. It’s perfect but I want something more discrete (looks wise) no need for a tune and it’s a 3.5” big bore…sound is amazing. Video coming soon 🤙🏻 ride safe.