Have you guys heard of this exhaust and what do you think about it with my set up???? If not this exhaust, what do you guys likepower wise(RK racing exhaust are ugly too me)

 

Thunderheader...
Sounds fantastic..great performer.

 

I have the old style 2 into 1 set that Kerker made for Harley back in the early 90's. The bike runs well, sounds great, and the pipe has held up well. I'm not sure if this is the system you mean or not, since you give no other information..

 

The exhaust im talking about is in this link check it out http://http://supertrapp.com/product_sections/cat.asp?CatID=6

 

They've been around a while, and a decent quality product.
Judging by the link which wouldn't work for me, it seems as if they are made by Supertrapp, which I didn't know.
I can say that the Supertrapp is a very good system.
Ran a stainless ST 2:1 on my old FXR, and it was a very good pipe, tunable,... however, I just couldn't get used to the sound, or lack thereof...

 

The link didn't work for me either. I have just bought a SuperTrapp SuperMegs 2-into-1 for my evo, although yet to ride it.

If you go to SuperTrapp's website at www.supertrapp.com, then follow the links to V-twin exhausts (their website is easy to use!), you will find Kerker exhausts amongst the range available.

 

I'm running a supertrapp 2:1. Very smooth. Good power tunable to low end vs high end. Can tune to your driving style. I like to hear the radio, so I like the sound. You can run an open cap that will pop with the best of them if you're looking for loud pipes. Easy to install. Good quality fit and finish.

 

you'll notice that the 'supermeg' 2:1 is what OCC has virtually used on every build over the last 2 years

 

Back in 1983 when I used to run a GS1100ES at Yellow Belly drag strip in Grand Prairie TX. Kerker was the BEST. It was its own company then. I didn't hear about Supertrapp buyin them out. It was in 1983 that Supertrapp first came on the seen with its defusser disc baffles. Everbody I knew ended up running no baffles in their exhaust. These were all metric bikes though.