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Muzzy is the only company currently making full exhaust systems for the Ninja 250. | Muzzy is the only company currently making full exhaust systems for the Ninja 250. | ||
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====[[Custom, Tunable Supertrapp Slip-ons]]==== | ====[[Custom, Tunable Supertrapp Slip-ons]]==== | ||
===Unobtainium=== | ==='''Unobtainium'''=== | ||
The following systems are no longer manufactured, but may be available used. | The following systems are no longer manufactured, but may be available used. | ||
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===Miscellaneous=== | ===Miscellaneous=== | ||
*'''[[I want to repaint my exhaust pipes.]]''' | |||
*'''Cleaning your exhaust pipes:''' WD-40 works well for general cleaning. If you have scuff marks from your boots, E-Z Off oven cleaner will remove them (from chrome cans, at least). Another product that works on chrome is [http://www.mothers.com/products/productcatalog/wheelprod.html Mothers Wheel Polish]. See also this review of [http://www.webbikeworld.com/r3/blue-job/blue-job-chrome-polish.htm Blue Job Chrome Polish]. | |||
Revision as of 10:36, 14 July 2007
Notes
Muzzy is the only company currently making full exhaust systems for the Ninja 250.
Two Brothers Racing has recently started making slip-on cans for the Ninja 250, as has Yoshimura. SuperTrapp/Kerker makes universal-fit cans; see the article below.
If you just need to replace your stock cans, you can usually find some decent used ones on eBay.
Muzzy Exhaust
Yoshimura Slip-ons
Two Brothers Racing Slip-ons
Custom, Tunable Supertrapp Slip-ons
Unobtainium
The following systems are no longer manufactured, but may be available used.
Miscellaneous
- Cleaning your exhaust pipes: WD-40 works well for general cleaning. If you have scuff marks from your boots, E-Z Off oven cleaner will remove them (from chrome cans, at least). Another product that works on chrome is Mothers Wheel Polish. See also this review of Blue Job Chrome Polish.
