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    Yes I have actually. Have you heard of attractive packaging so the insulation doesn't look a big ball of Batts stuck to the bottom of the bike?

    These kinds of projects look feasible but you should always start by estimating the cost, doubling it, multipling by the nearest factor of 7 to your age and then only starting the project if you have sacrificed a family member to Loki, the Moon, Venus, Mercury, and Mars are in a conjunction, and it's Autumn so you have 6 months of dodgy weather ahead and you won't miss too much riding while you're in hospital recovering from lower limb injuries caused by your imploding wallet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim2
    Yes I have actually. Have you heard of attractive packaging so the insulation doesn't look a big ball of Batts stuck to the bottom of the bike?

    These kinds of projects look feasible but you should always start by estimating the cost, doubling it, multipling by the nearest factor of 7 to your age and then only starting the project if you have sacrificed a family member to Loki, the Moon, Venus, Mercury, and Mars are in a conjunction, and it's Autumn so you have 6 months of dodgy weather ahead and you won't miss too much riding while you're in hospital recovering from lower limb injuries caused by your imploding wallet.
    so i'm almost set to go ahead with my ninja as i have done all, well nearly all of that stated above....well not really....maybe the ceramic wool could be sprayed flourescent green or pink or both, then it would look pretty to all aproaching gay members of the public :spudwave:
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    Ha...Thats true but life is full horrible choices sometimes Merv. Then sometimes just plain stuff happens... and then some more stuff happens.....




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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim2
    John - why modify a bike to make it slower?
    Simply because you modify the bike to suit yourself, choppers were a form of individuality your own touches and such fuck bikes are fast enough you dont need that sort of shit done if your only playing around on the road, so WHY you ask? because I want to be different sorry if you like to conform and be another number.


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    And I don't want invalidate my warranty, or make my bike less safe either. I'm not against modifying bikes at all and have done so in the past and will do so in the future. But I spend money on making it go round corners better and getting the power to the ground better. That's my expression of individuality.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim2
    That's my expression of individuality.
    Well dont question mine or others. Simple problem solved.


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    Here's a better idea, cut out the whole sub section frame, and make the exhausts the rear end!!!
    But your looking at bare minimum cost of fitting an underseat exhaust?
    - Exhaust $1500+
    - PCIII $1500+
    - + 1 hour (min) on a dyno.......
    Do it!, then remove those horrible fairings and make a proper Streetfigther
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    Quote Originally Posted by avgas
    Here's a better idea, cut out the whole sub section frame, and make the exhausts the rear end!!!
    But your looking at bare minimum cost of fitting an underseat exhaust?
    - Exhaust $1500+
    - PCIII $1500+
    - + 1 hour (min) on a dyno.......
    Do it!, then remove those horrible fairings and make a proper Streetfigther
    Where do you get $1500+ for a PC?
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    Quote Originally Posted by John
    Well dont question mine or others. Simple problem solved.
    Ahhh! The Fascist utopia where debate is banned.

    Where's that armband.......
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim2
    Ahhh! The Fascist utopia where debate is banned.

    Where's that armband.......
    go play with your "bunny" you comforming socialist capitalist manic pigdog.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Dodge10
    OK, here is my question, if i got an r6 which has side pipe, can any place take the pipe underseat ???
    underseats are crap for power....have a shorty made and have it finish under the belly of the motor...they will be the bee's bollacks in the next few years....and great for power!!!
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    Mmmm I like the look of the pipe on the 2006 GSXR600/750..... Nice and barely visible.

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    I like the look of this.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by XTC
    Mmmm I like the look of the pipe on the 2006 GSXR600/750..... Nice and barely visible.
    mmmmmmmm gixxa
    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
    Ha...Thats true but life is full horrible choices sometimes Merv. Then sometimes just plain stuff happens... and then some more stuff happens.....




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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim2
    I like the look of this.....
    I do too, the new R6 is the winner in my books for the best new looker, exhaust, front shape, etc. I just hope someone releases an add-on kit to tidy up that ridiculous hanging tail. Though I will say that that rear is a practical idea for easy track day removal!
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