Aftermarket slip on exhausts made for the CBR250R should bolt right up to both the head pipe and passenger footrest bracket on the 300R.Y'all think slip ons for the 250 will be compatible with the 300... I'm assuming the exhaust system is the same naturally considering the rest of the bike is identical besides the cylinders being punched out....
good to know that, sure seems like this and some others parts will be interchangeable between the two bikes. what else do you think will be interchangeable?Aftermarket slip on exhausts made for the CBR250R should bolt right up to both the head pipe and passenger footrest bracket on the 300R.
There are at least a few 250R owners interested in the stock 300R muffler, so for those who decide to go with an aftermarket unit on their 300R's, it shouldn't be difficult to resell the stock mufflers.
Fender eliminators, seats, rearsets, tail lights, luggage racks, tank protectors, etc. Anything not changed by the facelift.good to know that, sure seems like this and some others parts will be interchangeable between the two bikes. what else do you think will be interchangeable?
why would they want 300 stock mufflers? people want stock mufflers?Aftermarket slip on exhausts made for the CBR250R should bolt right up to both the head pipe and passenger footrest bracket on the 300R.
There are at least a few 250R owners interested in the stock 300R muffler, so for those who decide to go with an aftermarket unit on their 300R's, it shouldn't be difficult to resell the stock mufflers.
Because they're quite, and don't look like some kind of club that a caveman might use.why would they want 300 stock mufflers? people want stock mufflers?![]()
Hopefully what you say is true when i get mine I'll be looking in to replacing it with a aftermarket slip on. It would be ncie to get some money back for the stock exhaust.Aftermarket slip on exhausts made for the CBR250R should bolt right up to both the head pipe and passenger footrest bracket on the 300R.
There are at least a few 250R owners interested in the stock 300R muffler, so for those who decide to go with an aftermarket unit on their 300R's, it shouldn't be difficult to resell the stock mufflers.
lol I agree. the CBR250 stock exhaust is anything but sleek.Because they're quite, and don't look like some kind of club that a caveman might use.
this is true, you can even get away with a cheap Yoshi slip-on which will sound okay, better than stock.a good slip on doesn't even have to be that expensive. Ebay you can find one for a couple hundred bucks...
there are good ones that pop up here and there on ebay but i would stay away from the china or replicas. Most of the times the baffles or packing gives out or even worst if the welds don't hold up.a good slip on doesn't even have to be that expensive. Ebay you can find one for a couple hundred bucks...
that is very true, seems like we'll just have to wait for these bikes to hit the new bike market and the new owners to start modifying them.yea used is a good suggestion as well. But I don;t know how easy its going to be to find a good used exhaust competing against all the CBR250 guys and guys looking for one on the cheap for 300...
Since it's engine isn't too far off from the 250, my guess is it will sound almost the same, but that's easy to say, we'll have to wait for official video's to drop.I do wonder how the stock CBR300 exhaust sounds.