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lol. That's the crayola version.
I guess a big fxxking flapper valve for noise compliance
Akrapovic's have always been superior quality and craftsmanship but the price for the Pani is highway robbery. There is no reason for the Pani version to be that expensive and I've had Akrapovic on my R1, 6RR, 525 SMR and 2 R6's.
This point is a ridiculous one. You forget that we ride an expensive crotch rocket. EVERYTHING for our bike is more expensive than most other bikes....especially exhausts.
This was by far the most complicated exhaust system Akrapovic came up with. It's no coincidence why it took so long to put into production. One could also complain about all the other exhaust systems for our bikes on the market. Check out the cheapest low quality junk that sells for our bike and compare it to exceptional quality and flawless welds on the lightest and sexiest looking metal for an exhaust and then it will make more sense why it costs as much as it does. The cheapest full system for the 1199 is still more expensive than some of the high end full systems for all other bikes. I'd agree that the DP version is overpriced but you get the cool logo and an upmap to go with it but the Evo system can still be had for $3000-$3500, which isn't too far off a heavier and much less appealing Termi. This point is coming from someone who had a difficult time justifying the cost for this system, not because i didn't think it was worth it but because it definitely is a lot of money.
Very well said. Once you see the system and perhaps fit it yourself you can appreciate why it is so expensive. Yes it is a lot of money but hey you only live once. I for me its the best upgrade I have done on my bike. Brad the "Akra" fan.
This point is a ridiculous one. You forget that we ride an expensive crotch rocket. EVERYTHING for our bike is more expensive than most other bikes....especially exhausts.
This was by far the most complicated exhaust system Akrapovic came up with. It's no coincidence why it took so long to put into production. One could also complain about all the other exhaust systems for our bikes on the market. Check out the cheapest low quality junk that sells for our bike and compare it to exceptional quality and flawless welds on the lightest and sexiest looking metal for an exhaust and then it will make more sense why it costs as much as it does. The cheapest full system for the 1199 is still more expensive than some of the high end full systems for all other bikes. I'd agree that the DP version is overpriced but you get the cool logo and an upmap to go with it but the Evo system can still be had for $3000-$3500, which isn't too far off a heavier and much less appealing Termi. This point is coming from someone who had a difficult time justifying the cost for this system, not because i didn't think it was worth it but because it definitely is a lot of money.
Akrapovic is in the exhaust market for consumers and racing teams so I really doubt that the Pani was their most complicated exhaust. If you have links that prove me wrong, please do forward.
It does look like something that belongs in a museum or on my coffee table while MotoGP plays in the background!
That would be cool. Or, place it above an espresso machine!Im trying to figure out a way to make it a coffee table
Yes, the 1199 Akra fits on my new 1299s! Have not been out there unfortunately, because of the weather conditions...
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