🏍️ Enhance Your Motorcycle's Performance with Micro Trader Motorcycle Exhaust Muffler Review

I used this on a Subaru with glass mufflers. Went from annoying neighbors to good and "normal" sound. Well made with good welds and smooth cutouts.

Bought a used Kawasaki Ninja 300 with a non-original exhaust. Too loud for my taste. Might end up replacing the exhaust but it's a cheap and easy way to calm it down a bit. It's adjustable, so you can vary the level of confusion depending on how much power you're willing to give away. Very easy to fit, although I did need a washer because the bolt was too small for the hole on my muffler.

Works great. Put them on my bike which didn't have deflectors and it looked like they were meant for him. They reduced the audio just enough to give it a good buzz. 2 years later still very good. I don't understand why there are so many negative reviews. Yes, they're inexpensive, yes, they're thin, yes, stitching may or may not come loose. And seriously, for the price, who cares. My welds came loose in the middle of last year, I went to a buddy and he overcooked them and they were brand new…

I replaced the rear half of my Subaru Baja's rusty exhaust with a 36" glazing unit and side exhaust. Because of economical reasons. Apparently. As a result the exhaust was way too loud, louder than my bike which is pretty loud on its own. The reviewer for this baffle said they used it on their Subaru when they installed double glazing, so I thought I'd try it myself. The baffle was good, the hammer went into the end of the pipe and it deadened the exhaust perfectly to the point where I was…