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So I chose CT Racing and Bill’s but both companies were smaller in size but seemed to actually care. I also had a few YZ250’s with Bill’s systems and a Noleen for reference.
High quality all around.
I think they bailed after the 2006 season on the Rockstar Suzuki Team? After poor results with a sub-par bike it seemed to burn them out. I’m not so sure Suzuki was backing that effort very well? I know “Dynamite” Dan was building Rocket fast bikes but that design didn’t care for added HP.
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I had 1 stock ktm exhaust, two fmf gnarlys and I decided Id try the Pro Circuit Platinum 2. I am installing it on this winter and I ended up buying the Factory 304 Muffler (not the shorty) and really like the build quality of it. The expansion chamber alone looks to be better than the FMF. The mounts look better made, stronger and reinforced. The muffler looks really cool, i never thought Id ever buy one so thats something im looking forward to trying.
Anyways I hope oneday to try Bills and Scalvini they look really cool
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1. They aren't distributed by RMATV. I don't have market share figures but I have to think they move a lot of product these days.
2. Marketing: FMF sponsors the hell out of this sport and for better or worse, everybody runs their stuff or PC it seems like.
3. Sponsorship: I can't think of any SX or Outdoor teams that run Bill's stuff. Maybe I am mistaken? The only big name I can think of that is sponsored by them is Stank dawg.
Anecdotally, I have Bill's on my Husky and I genuinely don't think I'll buy FMF again, the difference in quality and performance is noticeable.
We launched the product really well in the UK but soon after as we grew the brand we couldn't get our stock, and on review trips we'd see pallets of our stock with dust on them we had struggled to get a reply about for months. Add to that the 4 stroke pipes weren't great when they originally came out and we were unable to continue. Evidently not due to low sales figures as some might suggest.
We would have quite happily carried on with Bills Pipes for as long as we could if the product could be supplied to meet requirements, but holding locations open in a warehouse in the hope that you might get stock one day isn't a successful business model.
I think maybe you'll find that Doc Wob might be having the same trouble, the guys there do a great job and its not like them to have patchy stock if they can help it.
Oh, and I'm the MX brand manager at Madison Powersports, its not my first post but I couldn't remember my password
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