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06 Jun 08, 01:54 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Posts: 32
Bike: Ducati 900 ss
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Exhaust...
Hello
I have on my bike a set of carbon cans......soooo loud, car alarm setting off loud, trying to leave at 7.30am on it is making me un-popular....anyone have any quieter ones for sale / swap ?? Cheers John |
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06 Jun 08, 02:49 PM
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Club Racer
 
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Saltaire, Yorkshire.
Posts: 473
Bike: 96 900ss,02 900ssie
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Why not buy a set of DB killers (small baffles that fix into the end of the cans) they sell them on fleabay, a lot cheaper than buying a new set of cans and you can take them out for the sunday ride outs
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07 Jun 08, 05:51 AM
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Club Racer
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Gloucester, UK
Posts: 419
Bike: 1992 900ss, 1965 Triumph Tiger 90
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 loud? surely noooo??? When i had a policeman on bike follow me for my evaluation ride during "bikesafe" last year he described the sound from the back as "music"  I ride off to work at all times of the day... i know how to set off car alarms! i also know that if i "restrain" myself i can get away by not setting them off... depends on what mood i'm in mark
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21 Jun 08, 11:46 PM
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Knee Slider
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Warrington
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I recently bought a set of Fast by Ferracci "Forza" cans off Flea Bay in superb condition
Now they are....LOUD Much more so than Termi's....but as they weren't stamped "Not for Road Use" the MOT wasn't a problem. I did offer to put the standard cans on but the nice man say.... ....No problemo
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23 Jun 08, 12:48 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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I'm looking for some carbon highmounts for my Superlight.
Interested in doing a swap (I have Staintune stainless) depending on the brand and condition of the pipes you have.  Mine are in perfect condition - only interested in a swap for the mufflers (NOT the spaghetti headers)
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23 Jun 08, 01:42 PM
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Knee Slider
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: San Clemente, CA., USA
Posts: 131
Bike: '96 955sp,'92 900ss
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John,
I would take Dufuss up on this. Especially if he has the removable baffle's still. The Staintune aren't the lightest, but most definitely the best built IMHO. I was lucky enough to buy a set of new low mounts two years ago for $600. And would have bought the hight mounts if they were available. Now, (including the Bernanke weakened dollar) they're over $1050. And you never have to re-pack them. Very civilized with the tip baffle in, much less so with them out. Get his phone number before he changes his mind. |
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24 Jun 08, 07:52 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Posts: 32
Bike: Ducati 900 ss
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Although I'd love to say yes, on closer inspection my cans are tatty....there's no name on them (no branding at all) and there's a small split in the carbon.
If after all that you still want to then YES.....but I wouldn't !! Cheers JOhn |
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