PZ - BMW F800R before/after installing LeoVince LV One slip-on

Video quality is shit because this was filmed with my iPhone in a relatively dark environment.

Sounds are pretty reliable, although the LeoVince pipe sounds even bassier & deeper than what you can hear on the video. It is not an overly loud pipe, but it does change the... "gauge" of the whole bike. It gives it a more... imposing allure.

Some more notes:

The pipe is actually pretty easy to install if you have the right tools, which most of us do.

After the video I've had to slightly lower the pipe on the main screw in order to fit the panniers without having the left pannier touch the pipe. It is now fine, with a good 5mm clearance.

Another note, in regards to the panniers, is that they would have been safe even touching the pipe, because this pipe does not get hot (not even warm) when riding. You can seriously touch the upper side of it with your bare hands, it's fine.

Quite amazing, and very reassuring for us touring fans, because we always have some piece of luggage hanging on the side, that would be set on fire with any other exhaust.

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[darkvibesk]

Did you have to cut the original can off the pipes? Looking to do the same when my f800r arrives!

[gregM]

J'avais du mal à trouver des vidéo de la F800R en Fr, je comprends mieux pourquoi maintenant si les Fr les fonts en anglais.
Dommage.