Giannelli vs stock

[Calum]

That's odd that, as I can't say I'd recommend either of those pipes.

I'm sure they are fine. As I say, the DT just isn't a quick bike, so definitely don't spend too much $$$ trying to make it into something it's not.

By all means release some free ponies and just enjoy it for what it is.

[jonne123]

So the power gain is minimal?

[Calum]

Stock gutted is pretty decent.

The benefit is more weight.

If you are handy with a welder, then I'd look at having your current pipe derestricted.

Check this out.

https://dt125r.co.uk/topic/20/yamaha-dt125re-x-stock-exhaust-pipe

[jonne123]

But i have 1994 pipe and theres something suspious weöding done

[NINJA]

@jonne123 As cheap as chips;

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Yamaha-DT125R-tailpipe-Exhaust-rubber-seal-DT-125-R-RE-X-DT125RE-DT125X-DTR-LC/112769265216?hash=item1a41926e40:g:RdYAAOSw8R9cEtZd

[jonne123]

I got hold of giannelli and fmf silencer for 100€

[jonne123]

Does giannelli have sound dampening insade? Stock 1994 has maybe

[declan]

@jonne123 they all do

[jonne123]

I like the giannelli it makes little bit of power

[declan]

@jonne123 I doubt there’s a difference between any of them beside where in the band the power is made

[jonne123]

Atleast throttle response is little bit better.