@@nhiathao1451 Yes, it is a good exhaust that sounds really good compared to the more expensive ones out there. Still happy with it. It is got a good rumble to it.
@@nhiathao1451 I love this exhaust! Worth every penny. It looks and sounds so good especially at those higher RPMs. The installation was quick and easy. Only the springs required a bit of work to get them on.
Great video. I'm about to purchase a 300 and I like the little customizations you can do to make it stand out. Also I think a video on those LED strips would be awesome as making it easier to be seen at night would be great
@@CharlZard19 Thank you for the feedback. Video about LED strips that I have put on my Rebel 500 is coming, stay tuned. When I was looking for my first Rebel, almost got myself 300, but after some thinking and research went with 500. My recommendation is to get started with 500 based on my personal experience with Rebel for 1 year now. You will be able to take it on the highway and will keep it for longer because with 300 you will want engine with more cc very soon. I will be making a review video of my Rebel 500 after 1 year of ownership.
Good vid, man; great new exhaust too. Nice deep sound. I have a very similar one on my '17 Rebel. Mine is the 'Lorababer' also off Amazon. I did an install vid of mine too. Sucker sounds SO MUCH better than the stock one.
@@DvoidRebel Yes, even a year later I’m still loving the sound of this exhaust that I’ve got from Amazon. It sounds so much better than the original one. Honda Rebel needs to come up with a better exhaust for their motorcycle!
Nice video friend, i got a question, what's your height? Im thinking about getting the rebel but im 6 feet 183cm and i don't know if i would look too big, thank you
@@JustPityHD Thank you so much for checking out my video about Rebel 500 exhaust. I’ll be happy to answer your question. My height is 6 feet and I feel pretty comfortable on it and don’t look too big on it. I’ll have a new video very soon about 1 year review of my 2023 Honda Rebel and many more videos about my Rebel and useful tips. You are welcome to subscribe to my channel so you don’t miss any of my videos in the future. I also post weekly videos with my bike on TikTok. I have a link in my Bio. Please let me know if you ever have any questions that I can answer or suggestions on the videos that you would like to see about Honda Rebel. Thank you.
@@DenRock_13 I'll definitely subscribe then friend, thank you for your attention. I'll turn on notifications so I don't miss anything 🤝 I got some questions, how's the fuel economy? In miles or kilometers, because I see the tank is minimal so I would like to know how much distance you can do. Another thing, how is it for long rides? I mean for an hour or more And one last thing, it I'll be very useful if you record yourself sitting on the bike in your 1 year review, so I finally settle my thoughts, I love the honda rebel and I would love if i could keep it and not sell it because it's uncomfortable Thank you very much friend
@@JustPityHD Thank you so much for subscribing. You won’t be disappointed. The tank capacity of Honda Rebel 500 is 3 gallons and on average it will do 150 miles on a full tank, but it will also depend on your style of riding and whether it is city or highway. I agree it would be nice to have a bigger gas tank. The longest trip I have taken on my Rebel 500 CMX was 60 miles (1 hr 6 min) one way and back for a total of 120 miles and 2 hrs. For the most part it was highway. You do get a lot of wind resistance, but I already got used to it without having a windshield. I did not feel tired and my legs did not hurt. The riding position on this bike is upright. I will definitely add myself sitting on my 2023 Honda Rebel in my one year review video. Thank you for the suggestion. If there is anything else you can think of that you would like to see in the video please let me know. Thank you my friend. Stay tuned for the next video.
@@DenRock_13well damn, then the rebel 500 doesn't look like a bad choice for me, I'm looking to upgrade from a nighthawk 250 and I wanted something more modern and faster but not a rocket, and I'm completely in love with the rebel but I was wondering if my height and the mileage could be a problem, I guess not anymore! One last thing, did you notice any change with that exhaust? I mean less/more power, fuel consumption, etc
@@JustPityHD Yes, Honda Rebel is a good reliable motorcycle. It’s definitely not a slow bike, but not too fast. Can overtake cars with no problem and can be taken onto a highway. The difference will be noticiable compared to 250 cc. I’ve only had my Rebel with stock exhaust for a few months before changing it. The aftermarket exhaust sounds so much better and louder than the stock one, but not too loud. Now it doesn’t sound like a sawing machine that’s for sure. It’s got slightly more power I would say or it could also be related to break in period up to 600 miles that I was trying to be a bit more gentle and at the same time was still adjusting to my new bike. Now it has about 4,000 miles and I would not go back to the original exhaust. I only can say positive things about this exhaust. It is awesome! The new video will be coming soon, still in works. I also recommend going to a local dealer and trying to sit on the Honda Rebel 500 and see how you like it. I fell in love with this bike from the very 1st moment I saw it.
@@HAMILTONPROVIDEO Thank you for your question. Even though it is a bit louder exhaust compared to the stock one, it sounds nice and it has high good sounding tones at higher RPM and a good low end grunt, but I would not say that it is hard on my ears. It is like a music to my ears. I actually enjoy it a lot! It is fairly easy to install too. Still looks like brand new after having it for a year. What year is your Rebel? Are you thinking about replacing your stock exhaust? Let me know if there any other questions. I will be happy to answer them.
@@DenRock_13 Just now going through msf course in florida. Finished and passed the e course today and will do another 2 days of actual riding that finishes the course at the end of the month. If I pass that I can ride and will be looking for a honda rebel 500. Im really interested in anything used or new from 2017 -24. And yes I will replace the exhaust.
@@HAMILTONPROVIDEO I wish you all the best in your msf course and passing the test. Getting onto the bike and riding is the best thing ever. Honda Rebels in general are great reliable bikes, 500 is the way to go. Do not rush yourself, take your time to learn as much as possible before going on the road. I’m thinking about making a series of videos about how to approach a motorcycle like Honda Rebel as a new rider and how to build confidence up to be road ready. Stay tuned. More videos with helpful tips are coming. What motorcycle does MSF course provide? Is it Honda Grom?
Bought the same on Amazon. It sounds really good in person. Not to loud but notice able. Save you money on the budget, worth it.
@@nhiathao1451 Yes, it is a good exhaust that sounds really good compared to the more expensive ones out there. Still happy with it. It is got a good rumble to it.
Yes sir, the rumble sounds deep and pops when down shift, slowing down. Even rev match, god oh mighty the sound. Love it.
@@nhiathao1451 I love this exhaust! Worth every penny. It looks and sounds so good especially at those higher RPMs. The installation was quick and easy. Only the springs required a bit of work to get them on.
Great video. I'm about to purchase a 300 and I like the little customizations you can do to make it stand out. Also I think a video on those LED strips would be awesome as making it easier to be seen at night would be great
@@CharlZard19 Thank you for the feedback. Video about LED strips that I have put on my Rebel 500 is coming, stay tuned. When I was looking for my first Rebel, almost got myself 300, but after some thinking and research went with 500. My recommendation is to get started with 500 based on my personal experience with Rebel for 1 year now. You will be able to take it on the highway and will keep it for longer because with 300 you will want engine with more cc very soon. I will be making a review video of my Rebel 500 after 1 year of ownership.
The exhaust looks and sounds nice!Thank you for making such a great video. 👍
@@lizaburyak1526 Stay tuned. There will be more great videos to come.
Good vid, man; great new exhaust too. Nice deep sound. I have a very similar one on my '17 Rebel. Mine is the 'Lorababer' also off Amazon. I did an install vid of mine too. Sucker sounds SO MUCH better than the stock one.
@@DvoidRebel Yes, even a year later I’m still loving the sound of this exhaust that I’ve got from Amazon. It sounds so much better than the original one. Honda Rebel needs to come up with a better exhaust for their motorcycle!
@@DenRock_13 They sure do!
Nice video friend, i got a question, what's your height? Im thinking about getting the rebel but im 6 feet 183cm and i don't know if i would look too big, thank you
@@JustPityHD Thank you so much for checking out my video about Rebel 500 exhaust. I’ll be happy to answer your question. My height is 6 feet and I feel pretty comfortable on it and don’t look too big on it. I’ll have a new video very soon about 1 year review of my 2023 Honda Rebel and many more videos about my Rebel and useful tips. You are welcome to subscribe to my channel so you don’t miss any of my videos in the future. I also post weekly videos with my bike on TikTok. I have a link in my Bio. Please let me know if you ever have any questions that I can answer or suggestions on the videos that you would like to see about Honda Rebel. Thank you.
@@DenRock_13 I'll definitely subscribe then friend, thank you for your attention. I'll turn on notifications so I don't miss anything 🤝
I got some questions, how's the fuel economy? In miles or kilometers, because I see the tank is minimal so I would like to know how much distance you can do.
Another thing, how is it for long rides? I mean for an hour or more
And one last thing, it I'll be very useful if you record yourself sitting on the bike in your 1 year review, so I finally settle my thoughts, I love the honda rebel and I would love if i could keep it and not sell it because it's uncomfortable
Thank you very much friend
@@JustPityHD Thank you so much for subscribing. You won’t be disappointed. The tank capacity of Honda Rebel 500 is 3 gallons and on average it will do 150 miles on a full tank, but it will also depend on your style of riding and whether it is city or highway. I agree it would be nice to have a bigger gas tank.
The longest trip I have taken on my Rebel 500 CMX was 60 miles (1 hr 6 min) one way and back for a total of 120 miles and 2 hrs. For the most part it was highway. You do get a lot of wind resistance, but I already got used to it without having a windshield. I did not feel tired and my legs did not hurt. The riding position on this bike is upright.
I will definitely add myself sitting on my 2023 Honda Rebel in my one year review video. Thank you for the suggestion. If there is anything else you can think of that you would like to see in the video please let me know. Thank you my friend.
Stay tuned for the next video.
@@DenRock_13well damn, then the rebel 500 doesn't look like a bad choice for me, I'm looking to upgrade from a nighthawk 250 and I wanted something more modern and faster but not a rocket, and I'm completely in love with the rebel but I was wondering if my height and the mileage could be a problem, I guess not anymore!
One last thing, did you notice any change with that exhaust? I mean less/more power, fuel consumption, etc
@@JustPityHD Yes, Honda Rebel is a good reliable motorcycle. It’s definitely not a slow bike, but not too fast. Can overtake cars with no problem and can be taken onto a highway. The difference will be noticiable compared to 250 cc. I’ve only had my Rebel with stock exhaust for a few months before changing it. The aftermarket exhaust sounds so much better and louder than the stock one, but not too loud. Now it doesn’t sound like a sawing machine that’s for sure. It’s got slightly more power I would say or it could also be related to break in period up to 600 miles that I was trying to be a bit more gentle and at the same time was still adjusting to my new bike. Now it has about 4,000 miles and I would not go back to the original exhaust. I only can say positive things about this exhaust. It is awesome! The new video will be coming soon, still in works.
I also recommend going to a local dealer and trying to sit on the Honda Rebel 500 and see how you like it. I fell in love with this bike from the very 1st moment I saw it.
THX
@@SupattraKanamee You’re welcome. I’ll have more awesome videos coming about Honda Rebel. Stay tuned.
@@DenRock_13 ok sir
💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Is it hard on your ears?
@@HAMILTONPROVIDEO Thank you for your question. Even though it is a bit louder exhaust compared to the stock one, it sounds nice and it has high good sounding tones at higher RPM and a good low end grunt, but I would not say that it is hard on my ears. It is like a music to my ears. I actually enjoy it a lot! It is fairly easy to install too. Still looks like brand new after having it for a year. What year is your Rebel? Are you thinking about replacing your stock exhaust? Let me know if there any other questions. I will be happy to answer them.
@@DenRock_13
Just now going through msf course in florida. Finished and passed the e course today and will do another 2 days of actual riding that finishes the course at the end of the month. If I pass that I can ride and will be looking for a honda rebel 500. Im really interested in anything used or new from 2017 -24. And yes I will replace the exhaust.
@@HAMILTONPROVIDEO I wish you all the best in your msf course and passing the test. Getting onto the bike and riding is the best thing ever. Honda Rebels in general are great reliable bikes, 500 is the way to go. Do not rush yourself, take your time to learn as much as possible before going on the road. I’m thinking about making a series of videos about how to approach a motorcycle like Honda Rebel as a new rider and how to build confidence up to be road ready. Stay tuned. More videos with helpful tips are coming. What motorcycle does MSF course provide? Is it Honda Grom?
@@DenRock_13
Not sure
@@HAMILTONPROVIDEO Let me know how it goes. You will do just great 👍🏻