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Hello there. I am looking for slip-on exhaust options for my 2014 non ES. I have looked around and even searched this site. I see that the Arrow full exhaust is available but don't want to spend close to $1k or more for a full system. I see that there are 2010-2013 options but don't have the 2014 included. Did something change in the part numbers? I have even tried to go on Revzilla and they only have 1 option which is the Twobros s1r. I am trying to see if the 2010-2013 exhausts will fit on the 2014. Any input would be appreciated. Thank you and 9k later still loving the bike. One other question, has anyone with a 2014 s10 been able to fit a 2010-2013 exhaust without modifications?

2014 TwoBros http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/two-brothers-s1r-slip-on-exhaust-yamaha-super-tenere-2014
 
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I dont think there is any difference between old and new slip on exhausts. The change was the cat in the front of the system.
I use the Akra, but I got a good deal on it.
 
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I wouldn't waste my money on cheap exhaust.. 2 Bros are mostly junk. It's cheaper to buy a high quality exhaust once. Consider the resale value of an Akrapovic vs. 2 Bros. You'll be able to recover close to 2/3 the price of what you paid for a new Akra when you sell it, compared to a cheap exhaust.


I'm a little bit disappointed that the db killer in the Akrapovic is not removable like they have in their other slip ons. It looks 110% better than stock, weighs less and the sound is slightly deeper than stock, but not by much.
 
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I have been happy with a Yosh slip on. Quiet off the gas and sounds great on the fuel and looks good. A $300 cheap exhuast off ebay made it a no brainer for me.

If you want to spend $$$ look at Staintune and you will have one that never needs to be repacked.

I have bought 6-7 slip ons over the years for my bikes and all were quality pieces that held up under abuse. If they needed replaced it was rider error.
 
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Omms10 said:
Has this been verified to fit on the 14 model? It looks like a Remus exhaust and is pretty. Do you have this on your bike? If so year?

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Yes, before I purchased, PJ's Parts verified with MIVV that it would fit. I have it, but have not mounted it yet on my 2014 standard, but from everything I can tell there were no changes to the 2014 exhaust after the cat and the mounting points are the same, so should bolt right up when I get around to it.
 
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So got my birthday present in the mail yesterday. A 2010-2013 Yoshimura RS4 exhaust for my 2014 Yamaha S10 non ES. I decided to weigh both the new exhaust and stock.

RS4 8.8lbs


Stock 13.6lbs without exhaust bracket (probably the .2lbs difference)


It took about 5 minutes of normal tools (no specialty widgets) to remove the old exhaust and I thought wow this thing is heavy. I also tested the stock sound before removing it.

Stock 77dB at idle


I then installed the RS4 exhaust in less time and tested it's sound.

RS4 87dB at idle


Wow what a difference.


I also decided to take it for a short ride. It felt like it was in Sport Mode and the downshift sound made my already big smile bigger. ;D For those who have wondered if a 2010-2013 slip-on will fit on a 2014 Yamaha S10...it fits like a glove with no modifications. Hope this helps.

Video (Enjoy!) 9300 miles since April 2014.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5alIirY7-5w
 
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Arrowsigns said:
I have been happy with a Yosh slip on. Quiet off the gas and sounds great on the fuel and looks good. A $300 cheap exhuast off ebay made it a no brainer for me.

If you want to spend $$$ look at Staintune and you will have one that never needs to be repacked.

I have bought 6-7 slip ons over the years for my bikes and all were quality pieces that held up under abuse. If they needed replaced it was rider error.
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staintune no longer produces their pipe. Myself and another forum member bought second hand pipes and made them fit: http://thetenerist.wordpress.com/2013/09/24/rear-shaft-drive-seal-replacement-and-staintune-pipe/
 
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