🦈 Ultimate Performance: Badass Sharks 22mm Motorcycle Exhaust Muffler Pipe System for Street & Dirt Bikes - Silencer Racing at Its Best! Review

I used this with an expansion chamber I bought for my bike. Only the expansion chamber was too loud. I hooked it up with just a high temp heater hose and band clamps and it's as quiet as a stock exhaust. hope it lasts

I used a muffler on a Coleman ct200uex 196cc engine. I used a header pipe and welded on a 1" washer. I didn't use the flange that came with the muffler because it's a very thin metal. I'm happy with the look. Sounds good, not loud. I didn't notice any change in performance.

This is exactly the same size as the original muffler on my Blackhawk 125 Lite Paramotor only they charge $150 plus $25 shipping so I saved $132. I wish I could buy everything from them. My original is not welded, it has a heat resistant rubber grommet that goes over the connection making it very easy to connect. There is no place to hook the safety wire, but for the $132 savings I can easily make it on the end connector they supply.

Muffler good quality but needs high temp silicone to fill some small gaps in welded part of bolted flange (would leak) and also flange and gasket had 6 holes but only 3 screws which forced me to either plug the remaining screw holes with silicone or buy 3 more metric hex screws. I also went with flat washers and spring washers as the small head of the hex bolts seemed to make a poor seating surface for the slotted holes in the flange.

It has a pleasant tone and is not too loud, although this is subjective. It's really easy. Unfortunately, it was only a few days of riding before the pathetic welds on the "flange" ripped and the muffler nearly fell off my minibike. I have a welder so no problem but if you don't have one be careful. The tube is basically the same diameter as the 1" header you will likely be fitting it onto. I simply took a small piece of 1" ID pipe, placed it on top of both and welded it on.

Great muffler! I put it on my Predator 212 with a custom trumpet and it sounds and looks like this. The delivery was on time although there was a very small dent on the side towards the middle which is barely visible but is still there. I also threw away the supplied gasket without touching it because it is advertised as asbestos which is VERY unsafe to touch. But I bought the muffler because I knew I would. Overall I am very satisfied and will be ordering more for future minibike projects.

In short, I assembled a motorized bike and installed an MZ65 reservoir tube. Right after the first ride I realized I might have made a mistake because it was goddamn loud. I was listened to for 2 blocks. So I quickly went to Revain and found this product and ordered it. It arrived quickly and came with a bonus face mask. Installation was easy as the flange pressed directly onto the MZ65 ring and the 3 bolts provided made it easy to mount the muffler to the flange. I was nervous starting the…

This is a decent straight through design but I had to cut off the end cap on the intake side to cut the intake pipe because for some crazy reason it was narrowed to almost 1/2 inch. inside before the exhaust reaches the baffle. I also unwrapped some glass while I was there because it still felt a bit cramped by my standards. I gave this muffler the benefit of the doubt though as I use it on a 2 stroke bike engine which has been heavily modified so it's hard to say if it could work as intended…

This muffler is perfect for the always loud and proud BBR Tuning F2 Thrust exhaust. The flange that came with the muffler had 3 holes which was nice as it covers the extra 3 holes in the muffler (6 holes total). However, the flange did not work with the F2 Thrust, although I found that flipping the muffler so that the curved outlet went into the end of the F2 Thrust fitted perfectly since the F2 was cut at a 45 degree angle at the outlet. All I have to do is use a high temp heater hose and some