sc-project slip-ons - anyone?

[goog]

http://www.sc-project.com/ducati_monster_696_2008_e.htm

Anyone have any experience with these? Their website and marketing sure make them look cool, and that they are really tested and high quality.  A little cheaper than Termi's and hopefully just as good, maybe even better.  I'm looking forward to my birthday present to myself and doing some early shopping...

[Scoober1103]

20140118_165029 2 by scoober1103, on Flickr


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20140118_165001 by scoober1103, on Flickr

I have had these on my bike for over 2 years and the look and sound is fantastic. Quality is good and price was pretty reasonable. 

Cheers,

Scoober.

[SpikeC]

 Those look good and tuck in nicely as well. One thing that I wasn't all that happy about with my Termis was the distance away from the bike that they sat.

[goog]

Very nice.  Great pics.  What tail tidy do you have on there?  It almost looks like the turn signals are blocked by the cans a little.  Are they?  I don't see any exhaust guards.  Did they come with any - or did you choose to leave then off?
I like the way they tick under too.  Looking Termis I think they stick out a little more than I would like.  Thanks for posting!

[Scoober1103]

Thanks Spike and Goog. Once you drop the bike off the stand and when your butt is on the seat the indicators aren't obscured but the rego plate is a little with the Evotech Porformance tail tidy. The great thing with the evotech is it replaces the underside with a nice alloy tray which houses the seat lock. Very well made and fits perfectly.

http://www.evotech-performance.com/2009-2019/ducati-monster-1100-2009-2013-tail-tidy

What I like about the SC Project exhaust is the shape, I am not a fan of the conical shape to the factory cans and they brought the termis out in the same shape. These only weigh 1.5 kgs each as opposed to the 3.5+ kgs each of the originals. No these did not come with heat guards. Only db killer inserts which I have never fitted. They don't get super hot as there is no restriction in flow, my 9yr old comes with me and has never had an issue! with gloves on there is still room to get to the grab channels under the seat.

Cheers,

Scoober.

[Mhanis]

I put these on my bike a few years ago:





I love the way they look and sound. My only complaint is that they need to be re-clear coated. That strikes me as a bit odd as the only time my bike isn't in the shade is while I am riding it and for a few hours at work. The rest of the time it is in the garage or shaded at work.

Overall I am very happy with mine.

Mark

[goog]

Very nice.  Did you do the clear coat on the CF yourself?

[Mhanis]

I did not clear coat them, they came that way, just not very good quality as far as I can tell. Like I said, it has lasted 3 years but it doesn't see much sun so I assume it would have faded quicker if it was kept outside.

There is an automotive place locally (Dallas area) that I used to repaint my bike and re-clear coat a few CF items a few years ago (after the posted pictures were taken), I'll take the exhausts to them and let them have a go at these.

Mark

[reddog]

I put on SCProject racer silencers . They are truly awesome .In Australia i went through  the only distributor in the country and it took 2 months to get them but they shit all over termis (yawn) at a fraction of the price.