I use Racer brand gloves. Super comfortable right out of the box. BTW, your content has helped me make my decision to purchase an S1000R. I’ll probably be ordering the Black Widow headers as well once my bike makes it across the pond.
I fitted black widow headers and kept std end can as it’s light and straight through anyway on my 2020 S1000RR. My bike sounds similar with or without the std end can, try it, you will be amazed 😉👍 Also big gains and not remap needed.
@@jobrien1987 I have since moved on to Ducati but S1000RR was always smooth running at all revs apart from cold start which was terrible. Is yours jerky even after warmed up?
like your bike you get what you pay for and i've rarely had cheapish gloves last more than 6-12 months. I'll keep my my 21 M package stock though i think despite the added character and sure looks nice.
knox handroid gloves expensive and takes awhile to break in some say its painful for awhile but end result is perfecting fitting glove and long lasting
Sounds awesome 👏 will be good to see what can be done with the re mapping 👍 I know that Bren Tune in the States are mapping the new 2022 models, Cali Moto TV have a great series of mods for the S1000r, maybe worth a watch if you already haven’t 👌🏍🏍
I have 2020 S1000RR. I know for a fact that my model is heavily restricted as USA bikes. Hence Bren tune after exhaust swap and air box mod is essential. My U.K. bike does not have such draconian restrictions. I 100% recommend removing std headers because they have to be euro 5 compliant so are quit restrictive. I fitted black widow headers and sealed every joint and found them perfect. Don’t let others fit them unless you can watch them because they WILL twist the hell out of the sensors to remove as it saves a lot of time. Do your own and do unplug sensors before unscrewing. My furling is still fine and I have a few more horses noticeable around peak torque. No remap needed on my bike. Don’t know about the single R model tho because I don’t believe you have our 4 sensors in the exhaust which is part of a good system that self corrects furling well enough. 👍🏍️
@@King-Arthur-The-First How do you find the noise? I have an SC Project S1 exhaust on my 2020 S1000RR. I think its still a bit too quiet as you only notice the noise difference when the valves open, but I commute daily so dont want to be too obnoxious. Any views?
Brother, when you decated it, did you tune it, too? I read so many different feedbacks, and also some of the service places are telling me that I have to tune to after decating it, not sure if they are trying to make extra bank. Any advice? I rushed to post comment, but now I watched fully the video, what is your opinion after riding is for couple of years extra? : )))
The exhaust sound spot on 😎👌
Glad you clarified the fueling, will get mine done.
I use Racer brand gloves. Super comfortable right out of the box. BTW, your content has helped me make my decision to purchase an S1000R. I’ll probably be ordering the Black Widow headers as well once my bike makes it across the pond.
I recently got some RST racing gloves, very impressed for £70
Those pops and bangs🤤 I really want to de-cat my bike right now!😭
Sounds so cool
I’m unsung the KNOX Handroid gloves, really love them and would definitely recommend!
The SC titanium slip on for my 1200RR was $930... It ain't cheap 😄 I like the sound your getting from the Black Widow, it's deadly! 🕷🕸😉
Keep us all updated mate nice one ride safe.
Nice, Got me wanting to get this on mine, Stay safe.
Nice looking bike and sound is fantastic
I fitted black widow headers and kept std end can as it’s light and straight through anyway on my 2020 S1000RR.
My bike sounds similar with or without the std end can, try it, you will be amazed 😉👍
Also big gains and not remap needed.
I've just done the same thing, but found it has become really jerky at low revs below 3k rpm, did yours do this?
@@jobrien1987 I have since moved on to Ducati but S1000RR was always smooth running at all revs apart from cold start which was terrible. Is yours jerky even after warmed up?
like your bike you get what you pay for and i've rarely had cheapish gloves last more than 6-12 months. I'll keep my my 21 M package stock though i think despite the added character and sure looks nice.
For gloves get the Knox Handroid pod 5.. feel abit bulky at first but offer amazing protection and good for summer
knox handroid gloves expensive and takes awhile to break in some say its painful for awhile but end result is perfecting fitting glove and long lasting
What did it do to the very bottom end ?
Kinda off topic but the number plate seems sightly reduced in size right? Whats the minimum before its illegal??
Good video mate
Thumbs up :)
Sounds awesome 👏 will be good to see what can be done with the re mapping 👍 I know that Bren Tune in the States are mapping the new 2022 models, Cali Moto TV have a great series of mods for the S1000r, maybe worth a watch if you already haven’t 👌🏍🏍
I have 2020 S1000RR. I know for a fact that my model is heavily restricted as USA bikes. Hence Bren tune after exhaust swap and air box mod is essential.
My U.K. bike does not have such draconian restrictions.
I 100% recommend removing std headers because they have to be euro 5 compliant so are quit restrictive.
I fitted black widow headers and sealed every joint and found them perfect.
Don’t let others fit them unless you can watch them because they WILL twist the hell out of the sensors to remove as it saves a lot of time.
Do your own and do unplug sensors before unscrewing.
My furling is still fine and I have a few more horses noticeable around peak torque.
No remap needed on my bike. Don’t know about the single R model tho because I don’t believe you have our 4 sensors in the exhaust which is part of a good system that self corrects furling well enough. 👍🏍️
@@King-Arthur-The-First How do you find the noise? I have an SC Project S1 exhaust on my 2020 S1000RR. I think its still a bit too quiet as you only notice the noise difference when the valves open, but I commute daily so dont want to be too obnoxious. Any views?
Brother, when you decated it, did you tune it, too? I read so many different feedbacks, and also some of the service places are telling me that I have to tune to after decating it, not sure if they are trying to make extra bank. Any advice? I rushed to post comment, but now I watched fully the video, what is your opinion after riding is for couple of years extra? : )))
They're dainese mig I got dainese 4 stroke 2 really like them heard good things about knox as well
Nice vid! How much work (hours) will this takes to fit by a shop?
sounds great - downside is you'll always be on the lookout for police. it's just too loud :D
Knox Handroid 4 .... or Their shorter POD model.... best protection you can get
The ECU doesn't auto adjust to the pipes?
Very tempted by this s1000r current have 765rs I need to test ride one 😅
When you doing brands hatch next ?
Can you make it on June 22nd, evening session. Only £99
Have you removed the baffle?
Did I correct understand for 2022 models, you dont need "Servo budy" and you will not get errors without it ?
Yes no need for servo buddy just leave the motor in place without cables
What does the Dyno say ?
Can i ask where you bought the headers from? I’m looking to change the headers on my double r
Knox urbane pro gloves 👍
Hi Thanks for the Vlog, just one question is it road legal. Thanks
Motul 7100?
Titanium VS stainless ? I know the weight but is it worth the 900$ difference?
The difference in weight will be a couple of kg's maybe... titanium looks beautiful when it changes colour too. Also the sound will be different
@@BikesofRye is it worth 900$ difference?
Your pronunciation of the Czechoslovakian exhaust system is wrong, its not Crapovich lol 😂
Get on a track day fella
Definitely, I’m at Brands June 22nd, novice evening session, £99 !! Can’t wait