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R6_kid
25th September 2007, 16:55
Was browsing a couple of cheap exhuasts on ebay and found this little gem on a $1 reserve auction:
"I bought this item from the dealer upon purchase of bike. It is a used exhaust slip-on, aproximately 1 month of use. Girl friend is scared to get on the bike due to the tone of the exhaust, she says it sounds to fast and scary to ride... so I am putting the stock exhaust back on."
Anyone else had this problem before?
:laugh:
MSTRS
25th September 2007, 17:45
Does the seller offer COD? Smells like scam
hXc
25th September 2007, 17:50
Someone's whipped. Hahaha.
jrandom
25th September 2007, 17:57
A proper girlfriend gets turned on by noisy exhausts.
DTMFA (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savage_Love)!
BMW
25th September 2007, 18:30
I bloody hope not as I just put this on my bike!
Yes the bike is dam loud now!lol
I think I am the only one in NZ to run such a pipe!
boomer
25th September 2007, 18:33
i feel her pain; I'm too scared to get on my bike now a days :pinch:
Maha
25th September 2007, 18:36
Girl friend is scared to get on the bike due to the tone of the exhaust, she says it sounds to fast and scary to ride... so I am putting the stock exhaust back on."
I love the consideration you have for your Girlfriend Gareth....:yes: with that attitude mate you will go far, and no i have never had that problem cos the Neptune is just a lovely sound and Anne likes it...oh and the vibration in her right foot....;)
Kornholio
25th September 2007, 19:10
oh and the vibration in her right foot....;)
Strange place to have her foot..... :wacko:
klingon
25th September 2007, 20:23
I'm scared of the sound of washing machines, vacuum cleaners, clothes dryers and irons. But I'm not afraid of bikes. So it's with deep regret that I'm going to have to go out riding while my boyfriend does the house work. Poor me! :weep:
Mom
25th September 2007, 20:32
Girl friend is scared to get on the bike due to the tone of the exhaust, she says it sounds to fast and scary to ride...
Pathetic! Are you sure it was his girl friend? not his boyfriend???????
A proper girlfriend gets turned on by noisy exhausts.
:o I have no idea what you are on about mate
i feel her pain; I'm too scared to get on my bike now a days :pinch:
stop being a girly girl boomer
Strange place to have her foot..... :wacko:
:wacko: eh? you will keep!
Skyryder
25th September 2007, 20:39
Was browsing a couple of cheap exhuasts on ebay and found this little gem on a $1 reserve auction:
"I bought this item from the dealer upon purchase of bike. It is a used exhaust slip-on, aproximately 1 month of use. Girl friend is scared to get on the bike due to the tone of the exhaust, she says it sounds to fast and scary to ride... so I am putting the stock exhaust back on."
Anyone else had this problem before?
:laugh:
Buy her some ear plugs. That way you both get what you want.
Skyryder
HenryDorsetCase
25th September 2007, 20:58
I thought this was a thread about curry.... No? carry on then
boomer
25th September 2007, 21:03
stop being a girly girl boomer
Sorry mum! :whistle:i took the pills but on closer inspection realised i took a handful of HRT pills instead of the HTFU ones...:mobile:
Blair-SV
25th September 2007, 21:48
my girl made me take the yoshi's off her SV thou because it was too loud and she was sick of wearing ear plugs everyday. Not that I was about to protest, now my bike sounds really nice.
The Lone Rider
26th September 2007, 01:13
If it doesn't set off car alarms when you go by, it's not that loud :D
Karma
26th September 2007, 01:25
What's this girlfriend thing you people keep talking about?
FilthyLuka
26th September 2007, 06:41
If it doesn't set off car alarms when you go by, it's not that loud :D
my gn sets of car alarms :whocares:
BMW
26th September 2007, 06:57
If it doesn't set off car alarms when you go by, it's not that loud :D
agreed! there is nothing like noise to tell everyone that you are there!
After being on a large bike that WAS silent, cars turned into me along the motor way. No way now! they know I am there.
u4ea
26th September 2007, 07:43
What's this girlfriend thing you people keep talking about?
:baby:get a new one and keep the pipe!!!:lol::lol:
Unit
26th September 2007, 07:44
I'm scared of the sound of washing machines, vacuum cleaners, clothes dryers and irons. But I'm not afraid of bikes. So it's with deep regret that I'm going to have to go out riding while my boyfriend does the house work. Poor me! :weep:
I must try this approach, problem is my partner isnt afraid of anything!:girlfight:
RC1
26th September 2007, 08:10
I must try this approach, problem is my partner isnt afraid of anything!:girlfight:
cant really see him with the iron or vac in his hands :oi-grr:
vifferman
26th September 2007, 08:20
The vifferbabe doesn't mind the sound of the Satantune sans spud, but doesn't like me "fiddling" and doesn't like the way the zorst looks when it's not spudded up.
In any case, it really gets on my nerves, so I mostly ride with the MkII Spud.
90s
26th September 2007, 09:03
If my bike wasn't damn loud blipping the throttle how else would the wife know when to open the garage door to let me back in?
The Lone Rider
26th September 2007, 09:27
my gn sets of car alarms :whocares:
Yes, but does your debaffled or open pipe GN sound good like it is. It's a little bit tricky to get a 250 cruiser loud and sounding not to thin or rattly.
Kornholio
26th September 2007, 15:56
my gn sets of car alarms :whocares:
Running into said car doesn't count :zzzz:
007XX
26th September 2007, 16:03
A proper girlfriend gets turned on by noisy exhausts.
DTMFA (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savage_Love)!
First time I've ever been called "proper"! :killingme
Her_C4
26th September 2007, 16:08
First time I've ever been called "proper"! :killingme
I think he meant a properly improper girlfriend... :devil2: :bleh:
007XX
26th September 2007, 16:17
I think he meant a properly improper girlfriend... :devil2: :bleh:
Aaaahhh yes, but...hang on , no... I mean yes...oh heck! I'm confused now:wacko:
Anyway...my hubby's Micron pipes are very loud, and I absolutely LOVE the sound of his bike!!! :love::clap:
i hear him coming home from 2 intersections up the road, and yes, I will (if able at the time) open the garage door for him...But that's generally cos the pipes' noise has had its effect on me :devil2:
My bike has got aftermarket pipes on which gives the nicest rumble and yes, she may be deemed noisy, but that's why I bought her...
Loud but not uncouth, we are! :innocent:
Maha
26th September 2007, 16:28
I must try this approach, problem is my partner isnt afraid of anything!:girlfight:
I saw him jump on Gordie once cos a Red Admiral butterfly landed on his shoulder....right shouder i think....:dodge:
avgas
26th September 2007, 16:40
Girlfriend didnt like the ZX4, but i cant blame her as it made me tone deaf after every 100kph ride.
current bike is good as it is not super loud like the zx was, but loud enough for me to hear whatever speed.
Kornholio
26th September 2007, 21:11
I saw him jump on Gordie once cos a Red Admiral butterfly landed on his shoulder....right shouder i think....:dodge:
Any excuse to play 'Brokeback Mountain' eh :p
Unit
28th September 2007, 09:30
If my bike wasn't damn loud blipping the throttle how else would the wife know when to open the garage door to let me back in?
Beautiful, how it should be:clap:
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