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*'''Cleaning your exhaust pipes:''' WD-40 works well for general cleaning on black or chrome exhaust cans. If you have scuff marks from your boots, E-Z Off oven cleaner will remove them (from chrome cans, at least). Another product that works on chrome is [http://www.mothers.com/products/productcatalog/wheelprod.html Mothers Wheel Polish]. See also this review of [http://www.webbikeworld.com/r3/blue-job/blue-job-chrome-polish.htm Blue Job Chrome Polish].
*'''Cleaning your exhaust pipes:''' WD-40 works well for general cleaning on black or chrome exhaust cans. So does penetrating oil, such as Liquid Wrench. Wash the residue off after use. If you have scuff marks from your boots, E-Z Off oven cleaner will remove them (from chrome cans, at least). Another product that works on chrome is [http://www.mothers.com/products/productcatalog/wheelprod.html Mothers Wheel Polish]. See also this review of [http://www.webbikeworld.com/r3/blue-job/blue-job-chrome-polish.htm Blue Job Chrome Polish].

Revision as of 18:44, 20 August 2007

Notes

Muzzy is the only company currently making full exhaust systems for the Ninja 250.

Two Brothers Racing has recently started making slip-on cans for the Ninja 250, as has Yoshimura. SuperTrapp/Kerker makes universal-fit cans; see the article below.

If you just need to replace your stock cans, you can usually find some decent used ones on eBay.

Muzzy Exhaust

Yoshimura Slip-ons

Two Brothers Racing Slip-ons

Custom, Tunable Supertrapp Slip-ons

Unobtainium

The following systems are no longer manufactured, but may be available used.

Miscellaneous

  • Cleaning your exhaust pipes: WD-40 works well for general cleaning on black or chrome exhaust cans. So does penetrating oil, such as Liquid Wrench. Wash the residue off after use. If you have scuff marks from your boots, E-Z Off oven cleaner will remove them (from chrome cans, at least). Another product that works on chrome is Mothers Wheel Polish. See also this review of Blue Job Chrome Polish.