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Twin pipes!!
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Twin pipes!!
by phlat65 » Mon Nov 01, 2004 11:38 am
check these out!! some guy in belgium posted them on SMJ
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by hulagun » Mon Nov 01, 2004 1:24 pm
I know!!!! Very "Aprilia Mille" or "Devil". I asked Renegade about this style and it adds $150 or so to the cost. I am also trying to get a deal on some Arrow Mille shotgun pipes (from my friend who is selling his Mille). But be aware this setup is not the lightest. It sure looks cool though!!!
2001 MZ Black Panther
1978 Ducati 900SS cafe racer
1972 Triumph 500 flat track racer
1969 Triumph Bonneville 650
1967 Motobi 125 Imperiale Sport
1966 Honda CB160 F160 racer
1954 MV Agusta CSS175 Disco Volante
1978 Ducati 900SS cafe racer
1972 Triumph 500 flat track racer
1969 Triumph Bonneville 650
1967 Motobi 125 Imperiale Sport
1966 Honda CB160 F160 racer
1954 MV Agusta CSS175 Disco Volante
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by keithcross » Mon Nov 01, 2004 1:53 pm
YUK
I thought the idea of modifying you Street Moto, Black Panther or Mastiff was to make it lighter!.
This system looks even heavier and uglier than the standard system.
Keith
I thought the idea of modifying you Street Moto, Black Panther or Mastiff was to make it lighter!.
This system looks even heavier and uglier than the standard system.
Keith
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by hulagun » Mon Nov 01, 2004 5:57 pm
awww, keith...
I think those pipes look great. But like I said, it's heavy. However the pipes I am after are carbon so the net is much lighter than stock.
If you wanted a lighter SM shoulda got a KTM...
or a plain looking SM why didntcha just buy a Honda?
[kidding]
The photos I saw of this same bike it also has cast wheels... those are both heavy and ugly too. That guy should have just bought a Duke II! hahaha
I think those pipes look great. But like I said, it's heavy. However the pipes I am after are carbon so the net is much lighter than stock.
If you wanted a lighter SM shoulda got a KTM...
or a plain looking SM why didntcha just buy a Honda?
[kidding]
The photos I saw of this same bike it also has cast wheels... those are both heavy and ugly too. That guy should have just bought a Duke II! hahaha
2001 MZ Black Panther
1978 Ducati 900SS cafe racer
1972 Triumph 500 flat track racer
1969 Triumph Bonneville 650
1967 Motobi 125 Imperiale Sport
1966 Honda CB160 F160 racer
1954 MV Agusta CSS175 Disco Volante
1978 Ducati 900SS cafe racer
1972 Triumph 500 flat track racer
1969 Triumph Bonneville 650
1967 Motobi 125 Imperiale Sport
1966 Honda CB160 F160 racer
1954 MV Agusta CSS175 Disco Volante
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by keithcross » Tue Nov 02, 2004 2:00 pm
If you wanted a lighter SM shoulda got a KTM...
or a plain looking SM why didntcha just buy a Honda?
[kidding]
I actually brought the MZ because it was cheap to buy, has Jap reliability and easy to maintain myself. Plus its the most comfortable SM I have ridden. Now all I have to do is mod it so its a bit lighter.
Junked the original exhust rear grab rails and pillion pegs for now. More to go later, maybe an ally sub frame next.
Keith
or a plain looking SM why didntcha just buy a Honda?
[kidding]
I actually brought the MZ because it was cheap to buy, has Jap reliability and easy to maintain myself. Plus its the most comfortable SM I have ridden. Now all I have to do is mod it so its a bit lighter.
Junked the original exhust rear grab rails and pillion pegs for now. More to go later, maybe an ally sub frame next.
Keith
Ride it like you stole it
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by Brian » Wed Nov 03, 2004 1:51 pm
gedge wrote:Sorry guys . Im with keith on this one.. just not my cup of tea im afraid...
credit to the owner for trying something different, but not my idea of a supermoto
Yup me too,
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