Cstewart101
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Well. I've decided that if Marty is still doing the exhausts. Hopefully in about 3 weeks will have enough money saved up for an exhaust package. 
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She sounds like a beast! Wish they'd put some clothes on her. Of they do it's my next bike.
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Stephenenglish66
New Member
Hey marthy,
First off big fan of your exhausts, secondly I bought my bike second hand and the gentleman could not tell me what the actual type of exhaust was on my bike only that it was one of yours. I was wondering if you could tell me considering I get asked everywhere what kind it is because it sounds so clean. Thanks in advance.
Stephen
First off big fan of your exhausts, secondly I bought my bike second hand and the gentleman could not tell me what the actual type of exhaust was on my bike only that it was one of yours. I was wondering if you could tell me considering I get asked everywhere what kind it is because it sounds so clean. Thanks in advance.
Stephen
Hey Marthy,
I recently bought my fz6r and I wanted to get an exhaust mod done. There was a local rider who had a 2006 R6 header that had been cut and had an adapter welded onto it. He said that it would fit the bike and any R6 slip-ons would fit. Is that true? Thanks in advance.
I recently bought my fz6r and I wanted to get an exhaust mod done. There was a local rider who had a 2006 R6 header that had been cut and had an adapter welded onto it. He said that it would fit the bike and any R6 slip-ons would fit. Is that true? Thanks in advance.
Hey everyone,
One more time, if you use the Danmoto slip-on USE THE EXHAUST STRAP!!!!
The vibration will make the Danmoto brake off. It's been happening few time in the past few months. I am discontinuing the rest of the Danmoto inventory that I have in stock. Once mounted properly the slip-on will last long but without the strap you will get about 3K miles out of it.
Please inspect your slip-on immediately! If there's sign of crack in the weld on the inlet side, replace the slip-on and stop riding until fixed! As you might know I do not manufacture the Danmoto slip-on, so I can't warranty them out of my pocket.
I have been using the Delkevic DS-70 on the FZ09 and recently on the FZ07. I will test it on my FZ6R and see if the AFR are still good with the DBK in place with no fuel map added. The Delkevic comes in stainless steel also.
Then again... if your exhaust is mounted properly it should be fine, but USE THE EXHAUST STRAP!!! In the even that you would have an slip-on failure, the exhaust strap will keep the slip-on in place and you won't run over it and risk to crash...
One more time, if you use the Danmoto slip-on USE THE EXHAUST STRAP!!!!
The vibration will make the Danmoto brake off. It's been happening few time in the past few months. I am discontinuing the rest of the Danmoto inventory that I have in stock. Once mounted properly the slip-on will last long but without the strap you will get about 3K miles out of it.
Please inspect your slip-on immediately! If there's sign of crack in the weld on the inlet side, replace the slip-on and stop riding until fixed! As you might know I do not manufacture the Danmoto slip-on, so I can't warranty them out of my pocket.
I have been using the Delkevic DS-70 on the FZ09 and recently on the FZ07. I will test it on my FZ6R and see if the AFR are still good with the DBK in place with no fuel map added. The Delkevic comes in stainless steel also.
Then again... if your exhaust is mounted properly it should be fine, but USE THE EXHAUST STRAP!!! In the even that you would have an slip-on failure, the exhaust strap will keep the slip-on in place and you won't run over it and risk to crash...
Well friends, members... I officially sold & ship the last Marthy Exhaust today. It's been a great 3 years or so but all good things have an end. Not quite sure what the future will bring but as of right now I'm not planning on making more. I had one more gentleman that was in the hunt of getting the last one that I might help out but that's about it.
This year was rough on many level. Mostly personal but work, side jobs and exhaust is just too much for one man. All work & no play is not the way I want to live, not at 43 YO. I did my part early in my life now I want to live a bit more, that was the whole point of getting out of the racing industry full time. I might keep the website on for another few months, we'll see.
Most importantly, I want to tanks everyone that was part of the journey. Most were please with the product, few were less. I did try very hard this year to take it to the next level by adding the FZ09 and FZ07 to the fleet. Never quite picked up the way I was hoping, too much competition and not having the sell volume to justify investing money in having a proper Marthy slip-on might have been a dead end right from the start but did worth trying.
All in all I'm please with the 120 or so exhausts I built over the years. I'll be sticking around anyway, never been about exhaust but about friendship and our common interest in biking.
Cheers everyone and I wish all of you a happy holidays.
Martin
This year was rough on many level. Mostly personal but work, side jobs and exhaust is just too much for one man. All work & no play is not the way I want to live, not at 43 YO. I did my part early in my life now I want to live a bit more, that was the whole point of getting out of the racing industry full time. I might keep the website on for another few months, we'll see.
Most importantly, I want to tanks everyone that was part of the journey. Most were please with the product, few were less. I did try very hard this year to take it to the next level by adding the FZ09 and FZ07 to the fleet. Never quite picked up the way I was hoping, too much competition and not having the sell volume to justify investing money in having a proper Marthy slip-on might have been a dead end right from the start but did worth trying.
All in all I'm please with the 120 or so exhausts I built over the years. I'll be sticking around anyway, never been about exhaust but about friendship and our common interest in biking.
Cheers everyone and I wish all of you a happy holidays.
Martin
Thanks Martin! I still love my Marthy Viper. You've done the forum and the 6R community a great service. Merry Christmas!
98Deathmage
Member
How did you make that cone adapter that we weld onto the stock pipes? I wouldnt mind fabricating that and shipping for no profit. Then people would have a muff of their own choice
Hey everyone,
I've been receiving emails about exhaust inquiries. I wasn't planning on doing exhaust anymore mostly because I need to order 20 slip-on at the time then I need to stare at them for months. So the Danmoto slip-on is out of questions. I could use the Delkevic DS-70 either Stainless Steel or Carbon Fiber. There's a $25.00 difference between SS & CF if I remember well. I comes with a DBKiller. Nice quality slip-on, that's what I use on my FZ09... great can.
If we can put a little band together, let's say 10 or so I might consider doing one batch. I have a bit of hardware left to do a little few DIY kit but I'll rather do the collector kit myself for the USA customer. I'll keep the DIY kit for people out of USA.
let's fill up the list and see how it goes. Include a pic of the DS-70 CF here on my FZ09. I will not offer the package with PCV & BOP. I could probably get some EJK fuel controller (the old juice box) at a good price. Keep in mind I won't built exhaust all year... that will probably be the only exhausts fort his year.
DIY kit SS:$325.00 CF:$350
Marthy: SS:$525.00 CF:$550.00
Price include return shipping.
1-Billsbet0 CF P/
2-Yellowlab CF P/
3-Mew CF-DIY P/
4-FZ6RS CF-DIY
5-Uncle Hilty CF P/
6-
7-
8-
9-
10-
Thanks,
Marthy
I've been receiving emails about exhaust inquiries. I wasn't planning on doing exhaust anymore mostly because I need to order 20 slip-on at the time then I need to stare at them for months. So the Danmoto slip-on is out of questions. I could use the Delkevic DS-70 either Stainless Steel or Carbon Fiber. There's a $25.00 difference between SS & CF if I remember well. I comes with a DBKiller. Nice quality slip-on, that's what I use on my FZ09... great can.
If we can put a little band together, let's say 10 or so I might consider doing one batch. I have a bit of hardware left to do a little few DIY kit but I'll rather do the collector kit myself for the USA customer. I'll keep the DIY kit for people out of USA.
let's fill up the list and see how it goes. Include a pic of the DS-70 CF here on my FZ09. I will not offer the package with PCV & BOP. I could probably get some EJK fuel controller (the old juice box) at a good price. Keep in mind I won't built exhaust all year... that will probably be the only exhausts fort his year.
DIY kit SS:$325.00 CF:$350
Marthy: SS:$525.00 CF:$550.00
Price include return shipping.
1-Billsbet0 CF P/
2-Yellowlab CF P/
3-Mew CF-DIY P/
4-FZ6RS CF-DIY
5-Uncle Hilty CF P/
6-
7-
8-
9-
10-
Thanks,
Marthy
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You're the man, Martin!
I understand that some member have been planning to do their mods (exhauts or others) and I feel like I might have drop the ball of not making exhausts anymore sort of out of nowhere. So that will give them the chance to get theirs.
Best bang for the buck. Not worth the money for a tbr IMO. Love my Viper.