I have recently purchased a second Tasso exhaust. The first one I bought had cracked between the pipe and muffler. It shouldn’t have happened but I won’t argue after 3 years and for the money I paid. Now fitted the road exhaust, it seems a better quality of metal. Safe riding, all x
I see on the Tasso website a section on remapping the scooter ECU. Did you have this carried out or is it only for really fine tuning? Has there been any issues? Thanks.
Hey partner. On the carbuerated version does the pipe increase speed. I have the 150 cc 2020. It only maxes out at only 55ish mph. If that. Does the carb.the reason why it's on the slow side. Thankyouverymuch.
No increase in speed from changing the exhaust its just looks and sound. My injected 125 did around 64 on the flat with no wind and my 300 over 80 mph.
@@MikeColwell agred. I purchased it new. My brake caliper on front brake literally fell off recently. I took it to a shop and they told me that alloy has a recall on it. Se in Engand.I can't seem to be able to find the part. Covid, shipping no supply whatever. There always something. My dealer is about 150 miles away in San Diego. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Can I get in touch with an English supplier? Also what is the cost approximately? Thankyouverymuch I do appreciate you.
The only exhaust for RAs that I know complies with the required specs for MOT etc is the Scorpion, would this effect the legality of being a learner? In the strictest sense yes in practical terms probably not,
I'm showing the fitting of this exhaust on a friend's scooter. I fitted my GP300 with the Scorpion exhaust which I believe is the best available. If people expect more performance when swapping exhausts they will be disappointed. Swap for looks and sound if you don't mind spending the money otherwise stay with the original.
If you had a claim and the exhaust could be shown to be the cause of it yes. However, with a four stroke engine it's extremely unlikely to ever happen. Also this exhaust and a lot of others shouldn't pass an MOT but they do. RA take a realistic view on warranty.
@@minimad8793 I would always go for the GP as it's a mainly metal scooter and I prefer the SX200 style panels. The GT is still a great scooter so it's down to your material and look preference!
If you contact Adam Tassoman he can say he's on most of the Facebook pages. I expect it will. If the TT is the same as the Royal Alloy GT125 it should.
Hi guy 😏, what is your experience after 1 year with the Tasso? Other guys made reports of the exhaust‘s sound development after a certain sum of miles…. I decided to give the gentleman pipe a choice for my Scomadi TT125i: czcams.com/video/j19ZjU8L35c/video.html
I ran a Scorpion on my GP300 as I believe it's the best. Never seen a quality issue with Scorpions but, unfortunately a few bracket and pipe brakes with the Tasso. It's Scorpion for me.
That is such a nice note. Much more traditional sounding. I will be getting an RA next year and one of these will be on order. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for your comment, whichever Royal Alloy you buy you should be very happy, great scooters.
I have recently purchased a second Tasso exhaust. The first one I bought had cracked between the pipe and muffler. It shouldn’t have happened but I won’t argue after 3 years and for the money I paid. Now fitted the road exhaust, it seems a better quality of metal. Safe riding, all x
Cheers Mike I'll be fitting one to my orange gt125 asap
is it normal to have a slight burning smell, when first fitted ?
On most exhaust when new.
@@MikeColwell so nothing to worry about and when should it pass ? thanks
@@alanfreeman931 I would guess 100 miles.
I see on the Tasso website a section on remapping the scooter ECU. Did you have this carried out or is it only for really fine tuning? Has there been any issues? Thanks.
I only fitted the exhaust for a friend I run a Scorpion. You can send your ECE to Tasso for remapping if you like.
where can I buy this exhaust thanks. my original exhaust has rusted through so I need a replacement. great video from UK
Thank you, Tasso exhausts are only available from Adam Tassoman direct as far as I know.
Can this exhaust go on a milano 125
I'm sorry I can't say.
Hey partner. On the carbuerated version does the pipe increase speed. I have the 150 cc 2020. It only maxes out at only 55ish mph. If that. Does the carb.the reason why it's on the slow side. Thankyouverymuch.
No increase in speed from changing the exhaust its just looks and sound. My injected 125 did around 64 on the flat with no wind and my 300 over 80 mph.
@@MikeColwell that's what I am talking about. Thankyouverymuch sir
@@frankmiyamoto4226 I've not seen a carbed one as all in the UK and Europe are fuel injected. But under 60 seems a bit slow.
@@MikeColwell agred. I purchased it new. My brake caliper on front brake literally fell off recently. I took it to a shop and they told me that alloy has a recall on it. Se in Engand.I can't seem to be able to find the part. Covid,
shipping no supply whatever. There always something. My dealer is about 150 miles away in San Diego. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Can I get in touch with an English supplier? Also what is the cost approximately? Thankyouverymuch I do appreciate you.
@@frankmiyamoto4226 try this site:
www.motogb.co.uk/make/royal-alloy
The fitted rubber mat, is that fairly straightforward to add?
It just sits in place, you need to clean underneath then to ensure no stones scratch your paintwork.
@@MikeColwell many thanks, someone had suggested that some fitting was required. I will now order one. 👍
@@nickhaugh3207 none at all required.
Thanks for sharing this. does this still keep 125 learner legal. thanks again
The only exhaust for RAs that I know complies with the required specs for MOT etc is the Scorpion, would this effect the legality of being a learner? In the strictest sense yes in practical terms probably not,
Whatever floats your boat,but £360 for a scooter exhaust with a slightly different noise,I don't think so. How do they justify the cost?
I'm showing the fitting of this exhaust on a friend's scooter. I fitted my GP300 with the Scorpion exhaust which I believe is the best available. If people expect more performance when swapping exhausts they will be disappointed. Swap for looks and sound if you don't mind spending the money otherwise stay with the original.
Is that the race exhaust or the road ?
This is the road version.
Don’t like the Tasso is it to change back to original one please
They are made to a price and for a look. I prefer the Scorpion.
I’m hearing that slot of people are finding the Tasso too loud? What you think?
I run a Scorpion however there are both a road and track Tasso exhaust. The one on the video is the road version which I think you will find fine.
does this not void your warranty?
If you had a claim and the exhaust could be shown to be the cause of it yes. However, with a four stroke engine it's extremely unlikely to ever happen. Also this exhaust and a lot of others shouldn't pass an MOT but they do. RA take a realistic view on warranty.
@@MikeColwell thanks for the quick reply. am thinking of getting either the GP or the GT so wondered which is the better one lol
@@minimad8793 I would always go for the GP as it's a mainly metal scooter and I prefer the SX200 style panels. The GT is still a great scooter so it's down to your material and look preference!
can it fit to scomadi TT125?
If you contact Adam Tassoman he can say he's on most of the Facebook pages. I expect it will. If the TT is the same as the Royal Alloy GT125 it should.
@@MikeColwell do i have to change the ecu?
@@naiemmullah4874 no you dont.
Hi guy 😏, what is your experience after 1 year with the Tasso? Other guys made reports of the exhaust‘s sound development after a certain sum of miles….
I decided to give the gentleman pipe a choice for my Scomadi TT125i:
czcams.com/video/j19ZjU8L35c/video.html
I ran a Scorpion on my GP300 as I believe it's the best. Never seen a quality issue with Scorpions but, unfortunately a few bracket and pipe brakes with the Tasso. It's Scorpion for me.