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EXUP cables
#1
Just wired my exup valve fully open...


I got rear ended while at a junction the other day which shunted my exhaust forward crushing the silencer and link pipe.  I thought that was more or less the full extent of the damage (the undertray/reg plate were also both broken) and straightened/bashed the pipe (which needed welding as it split at the crease) +silencer back to allow me to use it for my daily commute.  It seems that the shunt also bent the headers forward a few inches which snapped both my exup cables so for the last couple of days the bike has been unable to pull up to motorway speeds any faster than a transit van!  I can't straighten the headers without removing and looking at the bolts/clamps at the engine side they will likely never go back on, or come off without breaking, we got them bent back a bit but I had to "modify" the center stand bump stop arm to get it to sit on the link pipe stop plate.  It has no doubt increased the mass centralisation a bit though...


So, looking around new exup cables are pretty expensive or there are pattern ones for around £35.  Anyone used them?


Or is it worth risking second hand ones.  I seem to remember someone talking about a rebuild kit from Venhill IIRC but I can't find any for sale.
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#2
If you got rear-ended, shouldn't the other driver's insurance be paying for a new exhaust system and all the other damage?
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#3
I'm sure ive got some kicking around.................... PM me if 2nd hand isn't a problem
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#4
I am just covering bases really falcon. I've seen bikes worth more written off with similar damage... If that is the case I would be wanting to get it back on the road as quickly as possible etc  will pm you rmt when I find out what's happening cheers
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