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      <description>Finding a good slip on exhaust zx6r is usually the first thing most of us do after bringing that 636 home from the dealership. Let&amp;#39;s be real, the stock muffler Kawasaki puts on these bikes is massive, heavy, and sounds a bit too much like a vacuum</description>
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