They did well with making it look great on the Scrambler, which from what I've noticed some exhaust makers fail miserably at unless having a product that stands out was intentional.
Remus exhaust for ducati Scrambler!
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For me this is the most interesting exhaust option, since I want to remain street legal, I want to retain a cat, but the stock is dangerously silent on the road. They try to get me off the bike daily ( i am commuting) and they need to hear me coming!
I found a video where you can compare stock and remus sound on a Diavel. I expect similar sound experience from the scrambler:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQ95GIXkIjQ
BTW, I discovered several accessories I did not see discussed yet in this German store, Ducati Scrambler 800 Onlineshop e.g.:
-Tieferlegungskit 20 mm (lowering kit reducing rear absorber length)
-Ohlins rear shock
Might be interesting to some although I do not understand those complaints about the stock suspension, for me its just perfect. And it became clearly more responsive with break-in (3300 km now)
I found a video where you can compare stock and remus sound on a Diavel. I expect similar sound experience from the scrambler:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQ95GIXkIjQ
BTW, I discovered several accessories I did not see discussed yet in this German store, Ducati Scrambler 800 Onlineshop e.g.:
-Tieferlegungskit 20 mm (lowering kit reducing rear absorber length)
-Ohlins rear shock
Might be interesting to some although I do not understand those complaints about the stock suspension, for me its just perfect. And it became clearly more responsive with break-in (3300 km now)
I'm also waiting for some legal exhaust options..I hope there will be some options soon, can't wait...For me this is the most interesting exhaust option, since I want to remain street legal, I want to retain a cat, but the stock is dangerously silent on the road. They try to get me off the bike daily ( i am commuting) and they need to hear me coming!
I found a video where you can compare stock and remus sound on a Diavel. I expect similar sound experience from the scrambler:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQ95GIXkIjQ
BTW, I discovered several accessories I did not see discussed yet in this German store, Ducati Scrambler 800 Onlineshop e.g.:
-Tieferlegungskit 20 mm (lowering kit reducing rear absorber length)
-Ohlins rear shock
Might be interesting to some although I do not understand those complaints about the stock suspension, for me its just perfect. And it became clearly more responsive with break-in (3300 km now)
exhaust in the vid sounds good but I think your vid is wothout the db killer, this one is with the full set (cat, db killer)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARTkh9EI83M
not tooo bad
Long time no see buddy, welcome back. Busy clocking miles on the Scrambler I see.For me this is the most interesting exhaust option, since I want to remain street legal, I want to retain a cat, but the stock is dangerously silent on the road. They try to get me off the bike daily ( i am commuting) and they need to hear me coming!
I have the same reason as you, I really need this to function like a permanent horn of sorts. My current bike has a similar setup, and it make a huge difference towards rider safety.
Someone appears to be a bit displeased with the new exhaust in the last pic.
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