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    Reading this little exchange between kendog and Lynda, I just had an epiphany.
    (Excuse me while I go and clean up.....)



    I just realised summat.
    My wife was very impressed on Sunday when we saw a new GSX1400, and again when we saw a new VTR SP at the gas station in Ramarama, and she was VERY impressed when we walked through "the motorcycle precinct" in Melbourne.
    She doesn't get to see many nice bikes "up close and personal".
    Maybe I should take her to a few bike shops here - she might just see something she likes the look of
    Let her buy the next bike, then I don't have to justify it, just ride it for her to pillion on.
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Quote Originally Posted by firestormer
    Reading this little exchange between kendog and Lynda, I just had an epiphany.
    (Excuse me while I go and clean up.....)



    I just realised summat.
    My wife was very impressed on Sunday when we saw a new GSX1400, and again when we saw a new VTR SP at the gas station in Ramarama, and she was VERY impressed when we walked through "the motorcycle precinct" in Melbourne.
    She doesn't get to see many nice bikes "up close and personal".
    Maybe I should take her to a few bike shops here - she might just see something she likes the look of
    Let her buy the next bike, then I don't have to justify it, just ride it for her to pillion on.
    sounds like you are on to a plan there firestormer

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    I want to find out how much for one for my little 250 but I can't get hold of him...I sent an email via www.neptunemufflers.co.nz and just tried to phone him. Just sold the KR so I have money which is burning a hole in my pocket

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    Quote Originally Posted by カワサキキド
    I want to find out how much for one for my little 250 but I can't get hold of him...I sent an email via www.neptunemufflers.co.nz and just tried to phone him. Just sold the KR so I have money which is burning a hole in my pocket
    He'll get to you

    I saw (and heard) a ZX-4 with a Neptune on it on Sunday and it sounded excellent. I reckon a ZXR will just send shivers down your spine when it's going for it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim2
    He'll get to you

    I saw (and heard) a ZX-4 with a Neptune on it on Sunday and it sounded excellent. I reckon a ZXR will just send shivers down your spine when it's going for it.
    "The round polished or brushed stainless steel muffler is $575.00 inc gst (bolt on)
    The round black finish is $630.00 inc gst."

    I've asked for a price on an oval one, in Black of course!

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    Quote Originally Posted by カワサキキド
    "The round polished or brushed stainless steel muffler is $575.00 inc gst (bolt on)
    The round black finish is $630.00 inc gst."

    I've asked for a price on an oval one, in Black of course!
    I have been quoted $706 including gst and fitting for a black oval.
    I am really crossing my fingers for a Christmas bonus to pay for this

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    I have a shiny stainless Neptune can with twin ports out on my NC30. Its the best thing I ever purchased for my bike A lot lighter than the factory can and it totally unleashes that great V4 sound (those with factory cans still on their nc30/35's should kick themselves as they don't know what they are missing)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kendog
    I have been quoted $706 including gst and fitting for a black oval.
    I am really crossing my fingers for a Christmas bonus to pay for this
    $706 for mine too, now the only question left is round or oval?

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    Quote Originally Posted by カワサキキド
    $706 for mine too, now the only question left is round or oval?
    I head oval was better, but I have no idea why.
    Does anybody know what the difference is?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kendog
    I head oval was better, but I have no idea why.
    Does anybody know what the difference is?
    They look better IMO, and they increase ground clearance slightly.

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    I personally think oval looks better too - slimmer and sleeker......
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    Being frustrated is disagreeable.

    But the real disasters in life begin when you get what you want.

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    Neptune rocks

    Purchased Neptune exhaust and "Y" piece for my BMW Rockster just before Chrissy.Total package much lighter than original items. Nicely made, beautiful fit, however a higher state of polish on "Y" piece and inlet on exhaust would not have gone astray. Pipe looks a treat. Sound is not as deep as I would have liked although this may be due to the flat twin engine configuration of the BM. Having said that it does have a nice growl from very low (1500 rpm) revs. The extra power in low. mid and to a lesser extent high revs is worth the transition alone. The bike now chirps the rear tyre from takeoff whilst keeping the front down. It didnt do that before the exhaust went on. My only criticism is as previously mentioned, the state of polish including the clamps. The pipe itself and end piece are excellent though. I guess in this respect I am comparing to the Staintune product with wich every component comes highly polished. If Neptune addresses this it will enhance an already top product that comes with a more than competitive price tag and good customer service.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rockster Pete
    Purchased Neptune exhaust and "Y" piece for my BMW Rockster just before Chrissy.
    I guess in this respect I am comparing to the Staintune product
    Welcome to Kiwibiker Pete, awesome backdrop in ya pic.... love the Aussie bush, sorry hinterlands..... anyway what made you chose NZ over Oz would have cost ya a bit more I would think, are Neptune advertising there?
    cheers DD
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    Wilkommen to the site Pete

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    Quote Originally Posted by alarumba
    Wilkommen to the site Pete

    Yeah, welcome Pete.

    Damn - that is one nice looking bike. I had to look over it twice to be sure it was ACTUALLY a BMW.
    And I to my motorcycle parked like the soul of the junkyard. Restored, a bicycle fleshed with power, and tore off. Up Highway 106 continually drunk on the wind in my mouth. Wringing the handlebar for speed, wild to be wreckage forever.

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