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    CF End Cans for VTR1000?

    Just been told that it'll be at least 12 weeks before my Micron CF cans arrive for the 'Storm.

    Can any of you other VTRthou riders recommend any other good quality CF cans that I might be able to get sooner?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marknz
    Just been told that it'll be at least 12 weeks before my Micron CF cans arrive for the 'Storm.

    Can any of you other VTRthou riders recommend any other good quality CF cans that I might be able to get sooner?
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    Quote Originally Posted by White trash
    You-no-risten Meester NZ!

    Carbon fiber mufflers on V-Twins do not last! Unless those Honda thingamijiggies don't quite pack the punch of a Suzuki twin Honda
    Ah feckem... coupla years and ya buy some new ones aye

    And anyway... you take your Shmoozuki V-twin and I'll take my HONDA V-twin and we'll see what.... nah, I ain't getting sucked into a drag with you fella.

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    alright then.... what are the best performance and sounding after-market pipes for the VTR1000?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marknz
    alright then.... what are the best performance and sounding after-market pipes for the VTR1000?
    Well I have Scorpion on mine, they have a different sound to other brands more like a 2 into 1 sound. A guy just up the road a bit has Remus and they are hot sounding very deep but look a bit fugley with those huge badges on em.

    And what do ya think of the clear indercators? wasent sure myself at first but I like em now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marknz
    alright then.... what are the best performance and sounding after-market pipes for the VTR1000?
    Need you even ask?

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    Thumbs up What about NZ made?

    I have Neptune’s on my TL and they have a nice deep rumple at idle and a nice bark when you are pushing them along and the build quality is brill.

    I had two bros on my last TL and I think that this Neptune set leaves them hand down for quality and sound.

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    I have Scorpions on my 'storm and while better than stock (and CF 'cause WT is right) I reckon they're pretty darn LOUD. I like the Two Bros on the VTRs meself - Yoshis sound sweet too. If I was paying up front for 'em I reckon you'd have to consider Neptune just cause they're

    (a'hem) NZ made NZ made NZ made NZ made

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    Quote Originally Posted by That Guy
    I have Scorpions on my 'storm and while better than stock (and CF 'cause WT is right) I reckon they're pretty darn LOUD. I like the Two Bros on the VTRs meself - Yoshis sound sweet too. If I was paying up front for 'em I reckon you'd have to consider Neptune just cause they're

    (a'hem) NZ made NZ made NZ made NZ made
    Ahem accepted

    Yep, if the product is quality we should support local

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    Quote Originally Posted by saul
    Ahem accepted

    Yep, if the product is quality we should support local
    Just checked out ya profile, how do the Neptunes sound on a V2 i've only heard them on a mates bussa at 270kph on the straight at Ruapuna (well he wouldent do it so someone had to) It has a very deep sound but not loud at all, and ariving this week his wife is getting a 4-1 ovel twin out let for her 03 GSX750F, that should sound different.
    The Neptune is about the same waight as the std can on the Bussa which suprised me the only thing I dident like about the pipe is the end caps point out a bit which dosent look right.
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    We've got Neptunes on three of our four bikes. Well worth considering, Mark's a good guy to deal with and I haven't yet heard of anyone who hasn't been happy with their Neptune mufflers. You can choose your finish (shiny black, shiny stainless or brushed stainless) and end pipe (ie single or double outlet)

    Website is www.neptunemufflers.co.nz
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    Good one Lynda

    Quote Originally Posted by Lynda Blair
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    We've got Neptunes on three of our four bikes. Well worth considering, Mark's a good guy to deal with and I haven't yet heard of anyone who hasn't been happy with their Neptune mufflers. You can choose your finish (shiny black, shiny stainless or brushed stainless) and end pipe (ie single or double outlet)

    Website is www.neptunemufflers.co.nz
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    The sound on the v2 is great really barks when putting it under presure and nice and deep at idle.

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    Hi all, new member and new owner of a Firestorm so interested in looking at the options for other pipes then standard, will check out the neptunes!

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    Welcome to the KiwiBiker site Bazza - I think we've already met, no??

    Re Neptunes: Mark designed a new baffling system for V-twins and my 1000 was the first one he tried it on - it sounds great. He now uses it for all V-twin mufflers. If either of you MarkNZ or Bazza want to have a look-see/listen, let me know. Same goes for anyone who wants to see what Neptunes are like.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lynda Blair
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    Welcome to the KiwiBiker site Bazza - I think we've already met, no??

    Re Neptunes: Mark designed a new baffling system for V-twins and my 1000 was the first one he tried it on - it sounds great. He now uses it for all V-twin mufflers. If either of you MarkNZ or Bazza want to have a look-see/listen, let me know. Same goes for anyone who wants to see what Neptunes are like.
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    Yeah, sure - I'd like to have a look-see / listen. Can you ride up here for me ?

    Oh, and welcome, Bazza! Hope you enjoy the 'Storm.
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