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stubby can.???? help - codgie - 30-10-13
should i
should i not
your help is required
this is what im thinking
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/290942179482?ssPageName=STRK:MESINDXX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1436.l2648
i like the big bore but not sure about the stubby bit
look down through the page it shows it on a fazer
Re: stubby can.???? help - 69oldskool - 30-10-13
Your bike, your sense of asthetics,really only you can decide at the end of the day.
I was thinking more...well, something on the lines of this....
Re: stubby can.???? help - apage16 - 30-10-13
It's not BSAU Approved. So good chance of MOT failure. Also could get you in trouble if you head into the Continent.
Re: stubby can.???? help - darrsi - 30-10-13
(30-10-13, 09:31 PM)69oldskool link Wrote:Your bike, your sense of asthetics,really only you can decide at the end of the day.
I was thinking more...well, something on the lines of this....
Wow, there's a blast from the past, my brother passed his bike test on his 17th birthday and had already bought a CBX 1000 that was waiting at home for him.
He then bought the Z1300 when he was 18.
Re: stubby can.???? help - nick crisp - 30-10-13
(30-10-13, 09:35 PM)apage16 link Wrote:It's not BSAU Approved. So good chance of MOT failure. Also could get you in trouble if you head into the Continent.
But it looks the nutz and would be foccin loud.............
Aw hell, DO IT!!!!! :lol
Re: stubby can.???? help - apage16 - 30-10-13
(30-10-13, 09:43 PM)nick crisp link Wrote:[quote author=apage16 link=topic=10512.msg110457#msg110457 date=1383165304]
It's not BSAU Approved. So good chance of MOT failure. Also could get you in trouble if you head into the Continent.
But it looks the nutz and would be foccin loud.............
Aw hell, DO IT!!!!! :lol
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Hells yes! Don't get me wrong, I'd love to see somebody else get one!
But I'm the boring get who bought the baffle for my Beowulf can to calm it down a bit!
Re: stubby can.???? help - 69oldskool - 30-10-13
(30-10-13, 09:39 PM)darrsi link Wrote:[quote author=69oldskool link=topic=10512.msg110454#msg110454 date=1383165087]
Your bike, your sense of asthetics,really only you can decide at the end of the day.
I was thinking more...well, something on the lines of this....
Wow, there's a blast from the past, my brother passed his bike test on his 17th birthday and had already bought a CBX 1000 that was waiting at home for him.
He then bought the Z1300 when he was 18.
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alas one i only drooled over~ i hope bro let you have a go!
Re: stubby can.???? help - darrsi - 30-10-13
(30-10-13, 09:52 PM)69oldskool link Wrote:[quote author=darrsi link=topic=10512.msg110459#msg110459 date=1383165574]
[quote author=69oldskool link=topic=10512.msg110454#msg110454 date=1383165087]
Your bike, your sense of asthetics,really only you can decide at the end of the day.
I was thinking more...well, something on the lines of this....
Wow, there's a blast from the past, my brother passed his bike test on his 17th birthday and had already bought a CBX 1000 that was waiting at home for him.
He then bought the Z1300 when he was 18.
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alas one i only drooled over~ i hope bro let you have a go!
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He was 7 years older than me, but he's the reason i got into bikes.
Re: stubby can.???? help - apage16 - 30-10-13
(30-10-13, 10:08 PM)Fizzy Pies link Wrote:OP, buy it it will sound great! well, my delkevic stubby does anyway
Have you got the SS70?
Re: stubby can.???? help - codgie - 30-10-13
(30-10-13, 09:35 PM)apage16 link Wrote:It's not BSAU Approved. So good chance of MOT failure. Also could get you in trouble if you head into the Continent.
it comes with baffles
and my mot tester is not afraid of the noise
my vn 800 as no baffles
Re: stubby can.???? help - apage16 - 30-10-13
(30-10-13, 10:09 PM)codgie link Wrote:[quote author=apage16 link=topic=10512.msg110457#msg110457 date=1383165304]
It's not BSAU Approved. So good chance of MOT failure. Also could get you in trouble if you head into the Continent.
it comes with baffles
and my mot tester is not afraid of the noise
my vn 800 as no baffles
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Well in that case, what are you waiting for?!! :woot
Re: stubby can.???? help - codgie - 30-10-13
(30-10-13, 10:11 PM)apage16 link Wrote:[quote author=codgie link=topic=10512.msg110478#msg110478 date=1383167363]
[quote author=apage16 link=topic=10512.msg110457#msg110457 date=1383165304]
It's not BSAU Approved. So good chance of MOT failure. Also could get you in trouble if you head into the Continent.
it comes with baffles
and my mot tester is not afraid of the noise
my vn 800 as no baffles
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Well in that case, what are you waiting for?!! :woot
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CHRISTMAS ?????? :rollin :rollin :rollin :rollin
Re: stubby can.???? help - BorisTheThird - 31-10-13
Fuel exhausts have a stubby thats road legal, i think its a 225mm can
http://www.fuelexhausts.com/details.cfm?ProdID=540&category_ID=8&scndctgry_ID=57
Re: stubby can.???? help - darrsi - 31-10-13
SP Engineering end cans have BSAU markings too.
A word of warning though, loud exhausts can get tedious after the initial fun noise factor, hence the reason i keep swapping my stubby can back to my Quill.
Quill exhausts sound lovely, they just rumble at normal revs/speeds, then scream only when you give the bike a bit of welly.
Re: stubby can.???? help - apage16 - 31-10-13
(31-10-13, 09:48 AM)darrsi link Wrote:SP Engineering end cans have BSAU markings too.
A word of warning though, loud exhausts can get tedious after the initial fun noise factor, hence the reason i keep swapping my stubby can back to my Quill.
Quill exhausts sound lovely, they just rumble at normal revs/speeds, then scream only when you give the bike a bit of welly.
+1 to that.
My Beowulf Warrior sounded great wide open to start with. But got fed up with the racket on long rides. Plus I like my neighbours and often leave/get back early/late!
Re: stubby can.???? help - cambo - 31-10-13
Really like this, thanks for link might get this myself since i have full length scorched titanium one,
Re: stubby can.???? help - codgie - 31-10-13
(31-10-13, 07:12 PM)Fizzy Pies link Wrote:Fzs 600 delkevic sound
loud pipes save lives im a firm believer in this
kwack 1200 passed me on the bypass didnt see him till he got in front.
[/size][size=78%]window open in car never heard him at all[/size]
Re: stubby can.???? help - codgie - 31-10-13
(31-10-13, 09:48 AM)darrsi link Wrote:SP Engineering end cans have BSAU markings too.
A word of warning though, loud exhausts can get tedious after the initial fun noise factor, hence the reason i keep swapping my stubby can back to my Quill.
Quill exhausts sound lovely, they just rumble at normal revs/speeds, then scream only when you give the bike a bit of welly.
all my bikes have loud pipes
ive never tired of people hearing me before they see me
when im in the car and i hear loud pipes i always start looking around me to see where its coming from
Re: stubby can.???? help - fazersharp - 31-10-13
Never liked loud pipes, think they are stupid and childish-------------------------------------there !!!!!!!!!!
Re: stubby can.???? help - nick crisp - 31-10-13
I love loud pipes, cos they annoy people who think they're stupid and childish......... :lol