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This exhaust is technically NOT road legal however very few police are likely to write you a ticket especially if your on a 125cc. For an exhaust to be road legal it has to have a "BSUA stamp" or "E stamp" On the exhaust and the baffle must not be removed. The lextek OP1 exhaust has this stamp meaning its road legal, however it will be quieter than the one shown in this video. So you have to decide if you are willing to risk running an "illegal exhaust" for a louder sounding exhaust. 🙂

@@4strokebloke405 aaah I see! I have a Honda CB125F 2018 (GLR125cc) and I find the stock exhaust protrudes out alot so I always worry I'll clip the road when turning bends. Also wouldn't mind making it sounds a little better too! Haha. Thanks for responding mate!

@@olliec4674 happy to help. I hope you manage to find a suitable exhaust. 😀

@@olliec4674 Hey! I have the exact same bike. How did your exhaust situation go? I'm still thinking on whether or not I should change mine.

@@AfaqDraw Hi mate! So I didnt end up getting this exhaust, I got a Black Widow silenced exhaust after having a look about. I was abit cautious buying after market exhausts, didn't want to effect the performance of the bike but this wasnt the case. Runs brilliant and sounds great too! Would definitely recommend.

To each their own I suppose. 🙂

My bike was fuel injected so there was no carb to up jet. I just bolted it on and Rode, years later its still running like a dream. If you bike is carb fueled you may will to up jet it to compensate for the free flow exhaust.

@@4strokebloke405 should’ve taken the air box assembly off Aswell. Put a free flowing filter on

Some heat tempering is normal especially on these budget exhaust systems made from Chinese steel.

Its not that hard... find a picture of one and make it look like that

To late now probably. But a thick enough layer to cover any exposed metal around where the downpipe joins with the Silencer.

Dude just why..? There was no need for that.

@@joey5773 yes there is Edit: They weren't that long...

Simple way round that. Just take the rear numberplate off , put your mate on the back with no crash helmet ride like a lunatic grabbing people's bags and phones and hey presto the police leave you well alone to do as you please........oh and I have one of those exhaust on a Royal Alloy scooter and absolutely love the sound of them...good vid mate.

@@mickymuggo haha that's one way to do it. 😂😂

That's when you drop to 2k RPM and pull the clutch in lol.

Agar shape same hai to ho jana Chahiyee

Hi, you just reuse the one from the stock exhaust(sorry for late reply) 🙂

Not notable

Sounds very similar tbh, my mate has one with this exhaust

The standard exhaust is welded so it's all one piece you would have to cut the downpipe out and weld it to the new end can, it would sound better and be far easier to buy a new downpipe aswell. :)

Thanks man

Where did you get the exhaust and down pipe from I can’t seem to find it, they all say that it fits the Suzuki bandit but I can’t find one for my cbf125

@@tiffanniemalone9442 Hi sorry for late reply buddy, I bought the complete system directly from lextek's website. www.lextekproducts.com

Thankyou!

Divyansh thakur If you keep the baffle in then you won't notice any decrease, with the baffle out you may get a slight decrease in MPG although it's a 125cc so you still get an extremely good MPG. Hope this helps :)

Thanks mate that means a lot to me :)

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Cheers man and unlucky we should play together sometime :)

Yeah defo, had a bad game tbh, I was scaryfoal

Matt Smith OK mate ill add you on xbox

MOTOJP yes I can do, I'll try and record it today if I can :)

4 Stroke Bloke Nice :)

MOTOJP Hey man I've just uploaded a drive by video which shows you what the bike sounds like when your driving :) ua-cam.com/video/fBlUvRTeiqE/v-deo.html

Yes it was quite spectacular

Thanks man :)

Your vids good, a lot of nice kills and what did you have in mind for a collab?

Thanks