[Robbc1]

Can anyone recommend a muffler that’s both not too expensive and not too loud?

 

[motorboy]

To loud is what is going to the problem-every body has a different level of what loud is-but the catalytic converter is in the muffler so any non stock muffler is going to be A LOT louder-I had a cheap Amazon pipe on my CB300F I had a few bikes back tried every which way to make it so it was just a bit louder than stock--no luck removed it-

 

[Robbc1]

To loud is what is going to the problem-every body has a different level of what loud is-but the catalytic converter is in the muffler so any non stock muffler is going to be A LOT louder-I had a cheap Amazon pipe on my CB300F I had a few bikes back tried every which way to make it so it was just a bit louder than stock--no luck removed it-

stock muffler loud would be fine with me. I’ve tried to find one but everybody seems to want ridiculous prices for a muffler that’s just lying in their garage and will probably never be used again. If I have to pay a lot I‘ll just look for an aftermarket on the lower end of the decibel scale.

 

[kiwi rider]

All the aftermarket ones I've come across are considerably louder than stock. That why they are so light, cos there's not much in them!

 

[Leo310]

I've been running a straight pipe for two weeks on my 60 mile round trip commute. For me too loud is when I get home and my head is ringing when I take my ear plugs out. That's my straight pipe CBR300 and it's since been corrected with an old Delkevic muffler I had laying around that came off a two muffler 90'-97' zx-6 and 2000-2004 zzr600. It fit perfectly. I also sized up the Delkevic on my '97 CBR600 with my eye sensors and could tell the attachments were the same. Once you've got that connector pipe to the muffler a lot of mufflers will fit. In my case I totally can no longer go straight through and much prefer the insert.