99c can looking a bit big there, but then better than the double barrel standard. Just ride it like you stole it!! fuck Rome was'nt build in a day, well done to here

xtjoe wrote:99c can looking a bit big there, but then better than the double barrel standard. Just ride it like you stole it!! fuck Rome was'nt build in a day, well done to here

yeh it's a bit on the large side, i'd like to cut about 1/3rd off it and get it welded back together, would still be a cheap can

had a play around with the forks this arvo, the front end was very soft so i drained the oil and made some new spacers to increase the preload, stock spacers are 40mm new one's 60mm

all done refilled with 10w instead of 5w oil, and the new forkskins

Danjet600 wrote:and the new forkskins

And the new what?

Fuck im funny.

Mez.

got a quote for a new or 2nd hand can and a mid pipe made and fitted $500 to $600
i got to have a go at it myself to save some cash prices are crazy here when you mention motorbike

There used to be a business in Moss St, Slacks Ck that would modify exhausts.
I'm sure that any of the bike shops there would be able to steer you in the right direction.
Try Startline or Dave Kellett.
Its in your neck of the woods.
Got to be a cheaper option.
Most car exhaust shops will build you a joiner piece if you need it.

By the way if you want to get rid of that 99c can I'll have it!

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By the way if you want to get rid of that 99c can I'll have it! [/quote]

i'll hold onto it for now
i have the R1 can for sale i was thinking if it dosn't sell i might have a go at cutting it down to about 300mm

Go & see the man on the Goldcoast who sorted my pipe Danny, Noel from Pipework Techniques

Real nice bloke & a fair price for top notch work.

Mezo.

another "little" job out the way, took alot longer than i though
the plastic radiator guard was all cracked and someone had cut a slot in it to run the clutch cable through

filled these cracks up with plenty of plastic

cut up an old battery box to use as patches, slot repaired

replaced the big section that was missing

glued and reinforced this crack

on the back

and the finished product

Looks brand new Danny....