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Thread: My new bike, Mv Agusta F41000S. Modern art or over priced sieve?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jrandom View Post
    A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

    In your case, that step involves learning to spell 'Agusta'.


    What about "atop" is that even a word!
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    Thanks everyone (except uncle grumpy, the very grumpy uncle)
    I have been tinkering about on it this evening *waits for reference to bad things happening from uncle grumpy, the very grumpy uncle* removing the spade and indicators (integrated tail light coming post haste) and remounting the number plate.
    Has been a GREAT SUCCESS! Glad to get the spade off and reveal the pipes in all their glory.

    Template pretty much made up and ready for a engineer mate to make a pretty bracket
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwifruit View Post
    GREAT SUCCESS!
    Gosh, you know, in that position, that number plate could get quite dirty, rather quickly...

    Such a shame.

    Quote Originally Posted by kiwifruit View Post
    ... pretty bracket
    Yes, try for something a bit tidier looking than that maori-arse shit you stapled to your radiator, eh?

    On another note, I must say, those 190/55s do look the business on the back. Nice fat pointy donuts. I'm all about it, think I might stick with them on my bikes from now on, too. Not that I have much choice for the next fitting, inasmuch as I just bought a set of impressively-scrubbed-in Race Attacks in that size. (Thanks, Team Tubbos! )

    Marvin did handle a bit poo on his old 190/50 rear Diablo, I think. I look forward to commenting on the difference.
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    Quote Originally Posted by emaN View Post
    what faults?! name one!
    A radiator that is only supported from the top and springs a leak at the sight any decent sort of speed!

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    Quote Originally Posted by emaN View Post
    says he with "Econohonda Engine Specialties" in his sig

    the 312 didn't sound complicated to me at their return to the IOM this year...

    I did not see one on the podium Mr One eyed Eyetie!

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwifruit View Post
    Thanks everyone (except uncle grumpy, the very grumpy uncle)
    I have been tinkering about on it this evening *waits for reference to bad things happening from uncle grumpy, the very grumpy uncle* removing the spade and indicators (integrated tail light coming post haste) and remounting the number plate.
    Has been a GREAT SUCCESS! Glad to get the spade off and reveal the pipes in all their glory.

    Template pretty much made up and ready for a engineer mate to make a pretty bracket
    You mean they fell off on the way home yesterday?

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    Working on your bike in the living room I see...

    Good boy.

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    Can't think of words to put down Allan........

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    BTW Kiwifruit, watch out for the radiator slitting on the MV, its a known issue.


    Nice bike buddy, a different nice to the old bike.
    Some things are worth dying for, living is one of them.

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    When is the Track debut?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwifruit View Post
    good call, i shall consider that pie
    what sort of money are we talking to have that done? 200ish?
    Probably cheaper than below for you since you won't be coating the mufflers:

    Motorcycle / Jetski / Kart
    Exhaust System
    HiPerCoat ™ Exhaust Coating (up to 700°C)
    Exhaust Pipe Price
    Exhaust Pipe $19/ft
    Single w/Muffler $123
    2 into 1 w/Muffler $145
    3 into 1 w/muffler $200
    4 into 1 w/muffler $245
    2 into 1 no muffler $78
    3 into 1 no muffler $139
    4 into 1 no muffler $178
    Dirt Bike 2 into 1 no muffler $49
    Muffler $73
    Muffler less outer case $50
    Two Stroke
    Expansion Chamber $89
    Exhaust colour options: HiPerCoat Polished, HiPerCoat Satin, Semi Gloss Black, Cast Iron Grey
    Used, Rusted or zinc pacifated parts will need a chemical strip:
    Single Pipe $17 Chrome stripping service available POA
    2 into 1 $23 Chrome Strip is essential for parts to be HiPerCoat Polished
    3 into 1 $34
    4 into 1 $39
    Dirt Bike 2 into 1 $17
    Expansion chamber $28


    As for those tyres in the wet: Pilot Power Race in Soft or Med compound have some of the best wet performance for a DOT tyre...if it's Med/Soft Compound, not as great, but still ok.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwifruit View Post
    I have been tinkering about on it this evening...
    For god sake, put a piece of rubber under the side stand! If your mother saw that, you know what would happen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by emaN View Post
    says he with "Econohonda Engine Specialties" in his sig the 312 didn't sound complicated to me at their return to the IOM this year...
    Quote Originally Posted by Matt Bleck View Post
    I did not see one on the podium Mr One eyed Eyetie!

    Looks like trouble in Vegas.


    Would bling ya both for the laugh but...reputation spread bla bla bla.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by speed63 View Post
    When is the Track debut?
    the next motoTT day
    will be taking it alot easier than last time tho.... i've peaked!

    Quote Originally Posted by Toast View Post

    4 into 1 no muffler $178
    Used, Rusted or zinc pacifated parts will need a chemical strip:
    4 into 1 $39

    As for those tyres in the wet: Pilot Power Race in Soft or Med compound have some of the best wet performance for a DOT tyre...if it's Med/Soft Compound, not as great, but still ok.
    thanks man, that sounds promising

    and really!? thats good news (tyres working in the wet)
    i assumed they would be hopeless....
    they are medium / medium


    Quote Originally Posted by Fatjim View Post
    BTW Kiwifruit, watch out for the radiator slitting on the MV, its a known issue.

    Nice bike buddy, a different nice to the old bike.
    thanks
    yes, that happened within an hour of me owning it... all fixed now with measures to prevent it happening again

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwifruit View Post
    the next motoTT day

    thanks man, that sounds promising

    and really!? thats good news (tyres working in the wet)
    i assumed they would be hopeless....
    they are medium / medium
    Seriously considering it myself...gotta stop my mid-pipe from heating up the shock resevoir.

    Med-Med is all good in the wet, just get 'em a little bit warm. They last ages too!!
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