Hi Everyone from DUBAI

Hello KING's

This is Samir From DUBAI. I am pretty excited to discover this page as i understand there are not many people who still ride B-KING well, atleast in DUBAI.

I have been riding for than 10 years now 6 year on my B-KING and it never gets old and never makes me bored of it too... Lovely machine a true head turner indeed...!!!

It holds some few top ranked custom trophy in United Arab Emirates, DUBAI.

I have done some custom works on it.... I recieve lots of respect and appreciations
I would like to share some pictures I hope you guys will like it.

to thanks for the pm ,yes looks like you have done it right , enjoy our forum

Hey Samir and welcome aboard!
Thanks for sharing the pictures - that is a great looking bike and sure you put a lot of custom work to it. Well done!

Nice looking bike Samir!

Just wondering why you didn't change the exhaust, whenever I see a King with some custom work done, that's usually the first thing they change

Killroy wrote:

Nice looking bike Samir!

Just wondering why you didn't change the exhaust, whenever I see a King with some custom work done, that's usually the first thing they change

I guess his approach is simmilar to mine.
I changed the exhaust to Yoshimura TRC but I covered it to keep the stock look. Without the OEM exhaust covers it does not look like a B-King anymore.

Welcome! Beautiful bike and I love the modifications. I especially like that you kept the original mufflers - they really fit with the mods you made, making the bike look out of this world! Awesome!

Joshidiah wrote:

Killroy wrote:

Nice looking bike Samir!

Just wondering why you didn't change the exhaust, whenever I see a King with some custom work done, that's usually the first thing they change

I guess his approach is simmilar to mine.
I changed the exhaust to Yoshimura TRC but I covered it to keep the stock look. Without the OEM exhaust covers it does not look like a B-King anymore.

so what do I have to do to get the Scorpions under the stock covers? cut'em down?

Probably yes, but I don't remember anybody actually doing that here on the forums. I dont think the diameter of the Scorpions will let you tuck them under the stock covers.


Or you can get a pair of Yoshis and cut the endcaps or modify the Y-pipe slightly to fit the cans without any other modifications.

https://www.ebay.ie/sch/i.html?_sop=19&_nkw=suzuki+b-king+exhaust+yoshimura

I bought mine with the exhaust already modded, but I was gonna do that anyway, I feel the original exhaust looks a bit too bulky and "plastic"
But just putting a simple exhaust in place doesn't do the bike justice either, so mine looks like this



And I think it looks great

Killroy wrote:

I bought mine with the exhaust already modded, but I was gonna do that anyway, I feel the original exhaust looks a bit too bulky and "plastic"
But just putting a simple exhaust in place doesn't do the bike justice either, so mine looks like this



And I think it looks great

Thats IXIL, isn't it? I believe I saw a simmilar setup when I was in France a few years ago. But I am pretty sure the other guy had indicator lights integrated in the pipes (the screws that mount keep the endcaps attached were LED lights). Three massive pipes look good from the back.

And I kind of agree with the statement about the plastic look, but yet again, this whole bike has exagerrated shapes everywhere. I bet if Suzuki started the production of b-kings today, it would be a hit concerning the popularity of naked bikes and futuristic shapes (look at MT-10 or the current Z1000).

Joshidiah wrote:

Killroy wrote:

I bought mine with the exhaust already modded, but I was gonna do that anyway, I feel the original exhaust looks a bit too bulky and "plastic"
But just putting a simple exhaust in place doesn't do the bike justice either, so mine looks like this



And I think it looks great

Thats IXIL, isn't it? I believe I saw a simmilar setup when I was in France a few years ago. But I am pretty sure the other guy had indicator lights integrated in the pipes (the screws that mount keep the endcaps attached were LED lights). Three massive pipes look good from the back.  

And I kind of agree with the statement about the plastic look, but yet again, this whole bike has exagerrated shapes everywhere. I bet if Suzuki started the production of b-kings today, it would be a hit concerning the popularity of naked bikes and futuristic shapes (look at MT-10 or the current Z1000).

Yes, IXIL, makes a lovely noise

I think the B-King was indeed a bit too early for the market, now every brand seems to make some sort of hypernaked.

Killroy wrote:

Nice looking bike Samir!

Just wondering why you didn't change the exhaust, whenever I see a King with some custom work done, that's usually the first thing they change

Thanks alot for your appreciation, i wanted to keep the original identity of the bike at the same time i have custom pipes which sounds awesome too... i will share the video of the exhaust sound too

scottke18 wrote:

Welcome!  Beautiful bike and I love the modifications.  I especially like that you kept the original mufflers - they really fit with the mods you made, making the bike look out of this world!  Awesome!

thanks alot for your kind words.

i will soon update the video of the exhaust sound,

stay tuned

Hello Everyone,

like i promised everyone for a video of my bike.

here is it: i hope you all will like it .

https://youtu.be/CU_Oaj63Xi4

https://youtu.be/6mqqMkBUFLA

Samir

That`s music to my ears!-
Is the video from that day there was a big Mustang meet?

Great bike,

Im glad you left the stock covers on the exhaust - the bike looks crazy mean.
btw. who is that guy in the video? He is hilarious!