dirt_bike_chick
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I have recently installed the new DHZ Big Bore Twin Exhaust System on my PitPro 140cc minibike.
The twin exhaust system has been designed to suit KLX110 Frame, PitPro 140XR models. For installation rear shock must be without a reservoir otherwise exhaust pipe will not fit.
I picked up my kit for $270 complete with exhaust pipe, 2x DHZ exhausts, clamp mounts, frame for mounts and screws/bolts from Motorbike City Laverton (see picture)
DHZ Mini Moto - Home
My kit was complete with everything although I had to change bolts in clamp mounts as when the old ones were put in and tightened exhaust tip was still slipping when bike was going.
As far as installation goes it was easy! A 2 year old could do it.
Its as simple as unbolting the old pipe and exhaust and putting the new ones on, the only extra thing is the frame for the mounts so the second pipe has a fixture, but that simply bolts into where the rear fender bolts in on your bike.
One other key thing to remember is ensuring your tips are even. (see picture)
DHZ Mini Moto - Home
Designed with a Big HP increase I found my bike ran alot better/faster than it previously did. As far as sound goes make sure your wearing ear plugs as these babies are loud!
Not only do they look good, sound good, run good they are reasonably priced too. I highly recommend them to anyone who is looking at getting them.
what they look like on my bike:
The twin exhaust system has been designed to suit KLX110 Frame, PitPro 140XR models. For installation rear shock must be without a reservoir otherwise exhaust pipe will not fit.
I picked up my kit for $270 complete with exhaust pipe, 2x DHZ exhausts, clamp mounts, frame for mounts and screws/bolts from Motorbike City Laverton (see picture)
DHZ Mini Moto - Home
My kit was complete with everything although I had to change bolts in clamp mounts as when the old ones were put in and tightened exhaust tip was still slipping when bike was going.
As far as installation goes it was easy! A 2 year old could do it.
Its as simple as unbolting the old pipe and exhaust and putting the new ones on, the only extra thing is the frame for the mounts so the second pipe has a fixture, but that simply bolts into where the rear fender bolts in on your bike.
One other key thing to remember is ensuring your tips are even. (see picture)
DHZ Mini Moto - Home
Designed with a Big HP increase I found my bike ran alot better/faster than it previously did. As far as sound goes make sure your wearing ear plugs as these babies are loud!
Not only do they look good, sound good, run good they are reasonably priced too. I highly recommend them to anyone who is looking at getting them.
what they look like on my bike:
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