i change my exhaust, handle bars and the colour of my bike. do i need to let them know ive made modifications to it?? or should be ok?
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i change my exhaust, handle bars and the colour of my bike. do i need to let them know ive made modifications to it?? or should be ok?
my 250 doesn't satisfy me anymore, shes just not doing it
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Exhaust you should probably tell them - I don't think the rest would matter.
Why wouldn't you just tell them to be on the safe side?
Originally Posted by rachprice
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Swann not worried about exhaust.They asked me any mods,so I said aftermarket pipe,no worries I was told.Could be to do with age.
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When I was in dunedin I was in the shop one day and the mechanic was taking smoko. He looked a bit haggard and I asked him what was up.
Turns out a customer had some maroon panniers on a harley, dropped it and broken them, but because the insurance company hadn't been informed they weren't covered, and the poor mechanic would have to break the news.
Now I know givi is expensive enough, but how much are matching OEM harley ones?
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