Bitchen JAP PIPE!!!!

After doing some bird doggin', I have made contact with some British folks that tell me this pipe is for a CBR1000RR
http://www.honda.co.jp/bike-accessories/customize/cbr1000rr/muffler.html
(TSR Exhaust #0SS-ZP-18S57TS)

How brave would it be to send money to the UK??? Here is what they wrote:

Thank you for your mail.

That pipes is for 04 CBR1000RR bike.
If your bike is it, of course can fit on.

We can sell you straight from Japan to you.
I do not knwo where you come from but should be OK by Business EMS mail from Japan.

Credit card available also.

Delivery term will be middle of June to end of June.

If you like to see more information please visit TSR JP web site. You can see details.

Thank you.

How much??

$$-I dont know yet.
I have sent Ol' boy an email back to ensure we are talking about that pipe,and make damn sure it will fit on the 1KRR. I have asked him if he has any pictures of it on the bike. I will let you guys know. If that pipe looks as good as I think it will, I'll be all over that like a hobo on a ham sandwich!

Which pipe? The first one looks like a Moriwaki, second looks like blue flame, and third looks like an arrow. You will be able to get the from US vendors pretty soon I'd imagine. I know the Arrow is available from ridersinc.

It's not an arrow, its a TSR (TSR Exhaust #0SS-ZP-18S57TS)
Available in Japan only.

keep us informed, I would like the 3rd pipe down as well It's the only pipe I've seen that isn't just a round can shoved under the ass.

http://www.tsrjp.com/

cant see nuttin on there web addy other then a SIDE exhaust

yeah, I was noticing that as well. I guess these will not be ready until June.

Find out if you can...

Full system or slip-on?

81,900 Yen is about $740 USD - plus around $50 for shipping... Pretty good if it's a full system - a bit high for a slip-on.

Any dyno charts?

http://www.tsrjp.com/

cant see nuttin on there web addy other then a SIDE exhaust

Their CBR1k page hasn't been updated since February - even if this exhaust is available now, it wouldn't be on there.

The UK site http://www.tsr-uk.com/ doesn't look like it's been updated since 2002.

I would like to see more info on the ride side exit exhaust...

I would like to see more info on the ride side exit exhaust...

It's a photoshop... And good god why would you want a side pipe anyway?

Back when bikes only had side pipes, everyone wanted undertail. Now we get undertail systems stock, and you people want side pipes! :shock:

I would like to see more info on the ride side exit exhaust...

It's a photoshop... And good god why would you want a side pipe anyway?

Back when bikes only had side pipes, everyone wanted undertail. Now we get undertail systems stock, and you people want side pipes! :shock:

:lol:

why would even think about a right side exhaust? The underseat is so much more trick

JROD-

I have forwarded your questions on to my contact there. I will be waiting for the responce. I am a little nervous that this is going to be one of those deals where something is not going to work out, but will keep everyone posted.


Undertail is the way to go!!

I kind of like the look of the third one as well, would like to see some dyno numbers and stats.

JROD-

I have forwarded your questions on to my contact there. I will be waiting for the responce. I am a little nervous that this is going to be one of those deals where something is not going to work out, but will keep everyone posted.

Undertail is the way to go!!

Excellent, thanks man - keep us updated.

i have a titanium tsr system on my bike(cbr929).quality is not quite up to strikers(aratas)standard,but the sound is amazing!!they are the most awsome sounding exhaust system(maybe due to the thinish carbon on the silencer)tsr is located in suzuka and have close ties to honda and hrc.i also have tsr clip ons and billet sprocket cover.they made an awsome high mount system for the rc51(maybe the first in japan i think?)

I know it's hard to tell from here, but the finish on that pipe looks pretty darn nice to me! I don't think I've seen rims from Galespeed before, but they look pretty nice too.

thanks.i realise this is a cbr1000 forum!(i will get one asap!)just trying to pass on info.tsr are very high quality,much better than ti force and most japanese makers,and power gains etc are very good,but striker with its superb welds,conical pipe work nice finish etc make for a much nicer pipe!but tsr has the best sound!like a ferrari or something.thats why i bought it!galespeeds are really nicely made(weight is similar to oz-racing)but if you buy in the states from opp or whoever u r getting ripped off!galespeed are pretty budget(140000yen plus sproket)wheels,and opp or whoever has them at the same price as marchesini etc!they have just released a cool 10 spoke design.but galespeed are really strong so no worries on the road.

In regards to the 3rd pipe (the TSR twin outlet), it is a slip-pn only. Web page translates as follows:

"* TSR slip on exhaust muffler
0SS-ZP-18S57TS¥81,900 (¥78,000)
* Approach exhaust noise measurable quantity 94dB (A) below. Slip on type.
Installation time 0.8H.

The photograph in regard to photographing has used the genuine exhaust pipe."

So while it does look awesome, it looks like it's going to be a bit pricey if they can ship it here.

Bug

A bit pricey can be acceptable, considering it looks better than 90% of the crap out there (If that means anything to you).

the striker(arata)is the one to go for.the cbr1000 pipe is expensive due to manufacturing difficulties.i know the owner of the company only gets 1000yen(12 dollars or so)pure profit from each exhaust he sells through moto liberty(the japanese distributor)so although they sell lots in the states etc the guy is far from rich!so take advantage of the aggressive pricing!!

I think everyone here understands that Arata makes a great exhaust, but people are excited about the looks of that TSR pipe. The can looks more like it was designed for an underseat setup, where as most out there just look like they took an in-stock can and slapped it under there.

Anyone have any more updates on this pipe? I'm still very interested.

I wouldnt get the pipe

The top two are Moriwaki pipes (marketed as Zero in Japan) which are available in the US from Bob Hayashida at Big Valley Honda.

The 1st system is the Stage 1 "MotoGP" system, $1,299 retail

The second is their Stage 2 Full Race System, $1,199 retail.

Not pictured is the Mori slip-on system that is available for $699.

I believe all systems are available in both Plain Ti and Mori's signature ANO finish.

Feel free to contact Bob with any additional questions, bobh@bigvalleyhonda.com.

I also talked to the guys the UK. The single outlet oval and dual outlet slip ons are 712.11 plus shipping from UK. The full systems, single or dual are 1,625.13, alot of cash...but the pipe sure does look good. This is what he said

"The Twin End silencer type have 2 out let type. (Looks like Ducati)"

They have a website also, but it's a little confusing... this exhaust isn't even on the website.

Just wait for the sato, I hear it is going to be a looker ;)

Outstanding, I gotta have that oval twin pipe !

Did you see all the other stuff they have for our bike on this site ?
Rear sets, black fender, frame sliders, tank protector ! Damn why isn't
Honda USA this good ???

Here's another one for the 600RR guys...

Outstanding, I gotta have that oval twin pipe !

1600 bucks plus shipping to the US...i'll have to see some dyno specs before i fork out those clams... :shock:

Did you see all the other stuff they have for our bike on this site ?
Rear sets, black fender, frame sliders, tank protector ! Damn why isn't
Honda USA this good ???

what site is that

The same site that has this pipe, if you scroll around you can get to all the accessories they have from all bikes...

http://www.honda.co.jp/bike-accessories/customize/cbr1000rr/index2.html

Outstanding, I gotta have that oval twin pipe !

1600 bucks plus shipping to the US...i'll have to see some dyno specs before i fork out those clams... :shock:

$1600 !!1 NFW. So far the stock is the best looking, we'll see. I don't want
to do the Staintune to Lasers thing like I did with the VFR.

How brave would it be to send money to the UK???

I have bought a ton of stuff from UK with no problems.

yeah 1600 and that's just the base price...you have to ad shipping from out of the states to that...all i can say is that the power gain and performance better be really good for that price...i wonder if any dyno graphs will be out for that pipe

It sounds kinda fishey to me. If they are from the UK why is there english so bad? Just my $.02.

It sounds kinda fishey to me. If they are from the UK why is there english so bad? Just my $.02.

Damn Brits drink too much :lol:

does look good

here's a pic of the single outlet on the bike...again it's one of those way too close up pics the manufacter's love to take...better than nothing i guess...first pic top left

http://www.rocketmadness.com/photopost/showgallery.php?ppuser=54

i dont think thats a tsr system,but saw the suzuka 8 hour tsr entered cbr1000rr and that had a single end exhaust like an arata or something.they arent even available in japan yet.i was told late august.but those rearsets are tsr i think(which i reckon are over priced!)

i dont think thats a tsr system.they arent even available in japan yet.i was told late august.but those rearsets are tsr i think(which i reckon are over priced!)

if you're talking about the pic i posted, thats the pic that TSR from the UK emailed to me along with the prices...he didn't send a pic of the dual outlet system, just the single, but he send prices for single and dual slip on and also single and dual full system...moocha moola

my japanese friends shop can get you tsr or anything for a lot cheaper than anyone else.his shipping costs are good too.he quoted only 6500yen for the tsr slip on and 10700yen for the full system from japan to the states.and a 15 percent discount for most things so if anyone is looking for exotic japanese parts i can foward your inquiry etc.plus he is a great guy.he was a moriwaki factory and honda test rider.

my japanese friends shop can get you tsr or anything for a lot cheaper than anyone one.his shipping costs are good too.he quoted only 6500yen for the tsr slip on and 10700yen for the full system from japan to the states.and a 15 percent discount for most things so if anyone is looking for exotic japanese parts i can foward your inquiry etc.plus he is a great guy.he was a moriwaki factory and honda test rider.

Damn, put me on the list for that twin oval slip on ! Plus, ask him the real purpose of the intake and exhaust flapper valves along with the VTEC system on the VFR so we can put this argument to rest once and for all please, I'm tired of debating it, EPA noise control in my mind. Thanks.

ok man.ill ask him about those .if you want that pipe he said they are available from late august

my japanese friends shop can get you tsr or anything for a lot cheaper than anyone else.his shipping costs are good too.he quoted only 6500yen for the tsr slip on and 10700yen for the full system from japan to the states.and a 15 percent discount for most things so if anyone is looking for exotic japanese parts i can foward your inquiry etc.plus he is a great guy.he was a moriwaki factory and honda test rider.

i think you forgot a zero...10700 yen is only $98.43 USD...hell for that price i'll take a dozen...i think you meant 107,000 yen which is $984.27...a more realistic and actually good price still

ps...slip on at 65000 yen is $597.92

thats just for shipping from japan to the states mate.pipes are about 78000yen for the stainless titanium slip on and 178000 for the full system.they have 2 models.one is race only and is 99db and a road version is at 94db.it is mostly stainless which is surprising as tsr in known for its all titanium systems.havent seen one yet.have to wait until august.but the striker(arata)full system and the moriwaki slip on are the most common examples i see for this bike,plus a few yamamoto racing