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Some nice pre-owned examples here for far less than brand new:

2017-2022 Parts

Specifically for the SC77 generation, (the best one)

www.1000rr.net

 

Looking at getting a slip-on for my 2022 rr and was wondering if anyone has any suggestions as to which slip-on you prefer either sound, looks, etc.

I have seen the yoshi street alpha, m4, akra gp, sc project, and a few others. I am just unsure on which direction to go and I do know price plays a part, but just looking to see what others preferences may be.

Thank you in advance!

 

Welcome to the forum!

if anyone has any suggestions as to which slip-on you prefer either sound, looks, etc.

I think the answers will be very subjective. Personally, I prefer Yoshimura's sound and looks. The impact on performance is minimal.

 

Welcome to the forum!

I think the answers will be very subjective. Personally, I prefer Yoshimura's sound and looks. The impact on performance is minimal.

Hey I appreciate your response, I too am fond of the yoshi.

I also did hear back from the guys at SC Project and they informed me that the current exhausts that they have will not fit the 22, so that takes them out of the running as well.

 

Why did they say the Sc projects won’t fit?

 

I do not have the email anymore, but they stated that the current exhaust they have for the newer 1000rr does not fit properly with the 2022. They also mentioned that they have had some customers try to make it work and haven't been able to. Also that they were waiting for SC to come out with one for the 2022. Take what they said with a grain of salt, as who knows if they were telling the truth or if they just didn't know what they were talking about. Also this was from the US rep.

I personally just decided to go with a different setup for now until I know something fits for sure.

 

? Isn’t the 2022 CBR1000RR the same through 2017?

 

That is what I thought but I'm not worrying about it now. If you do go with that or know someone who has would be cool to know of it works.

 

The best bang for buck is the Leo Vince shorty you get the sound and looks for $250 I have it on my 22 1000rr,you will need to buy a servo buddy so you don’t have a check engine light