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    Funny ends on an exhaust

    I was fueling up at a BP station yesterday afternoon and parked up behind two Harely's (and no this aint a joke starting here) After paying for my fuel I get on my bike and the two Harely riders are doing the same.
    I noticed on one Harely the ends of his exhaust pipes had some weird devices that look like the business end for a mini gun and as he moved the bike I noticed they moved on their own as if bolted on loosely or something.

    Anone ever come across these before and what the frak do these things do? Are they some sort of baffle for Harely's?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Elysium View Post
    I was fueling up at a BP station yesterday afternoon and parked up behind two Harely's (and no this aint a joke starting here) After paying for my fuel I get on my bike and the two Harely riders are doing the same.
    I noticed on one Harely the ends of his exhaust pipes had some weird devices that look like the business end for a mini gun and as he moved the bike I noticed they moved on their own as if bolted on loosely or something.

    Anone ever come across these before and what the frak do these things do? Are they some sort of baffle for Harely's?
    I've heard em mentioned on here a couple of times before, try a search, that might turn something up... Don't think they're limited to harleys by any means...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elysium View Post
    I was fueling up at a BP station yesterday afternoon and parked up behind two Harely's (and no this aint a joke starting here) After paying for my fuel I get on my bike and the two Harely riders are doing the same.
    I noticed on one Harely the ends of his exhaust pipes had some weird devices that look like the business end for a mini gun and as he moved the bike I noticed they moved on their own as if bolted on loosely or something.

    Anone ever come across these before and what the frak do these things do? Are they some sort of baffle for Harely's?
    You mean like this?
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    Dunno that they "do" anything. They are called tailgunners.

    http://www.google.co.nz/search?q=tailgunner+exhaust

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    Quote Originally Posted by DangerousBastard View Post
    Dunno that they "do" anything. They are called tailgunners.

    http://www.google.co.nz/search?q=tailgunner+exhaust

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    They are replica minigun exhausts and the more the engine revs the more they rotate.....totally bad ass.....a few companies make them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ital916 View Post
    They are replica minigun exhausts and the more the engine revs the more they rotate.....totally bad ass.....a few companies make them.
    How........quaint.
    Surely, if they rotate around it will make a "spokey-dokey" type sound?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Swoop View Post
    How........quaint.
    Surely, if they rotate around it will make a "spokey-dokey" type sound?
    Ya cant hear the exhaust motors over the "brap....brap brap........bra....brap...BRAP.....brap" type idel them big cruisers got.

    Would be useful if they shot bullets backwards...for them pesky tailgaters....haha tailgunners for tailgaters...I made a funny.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ital916 View Post
    Would be useful if they shot bullets backwards...for them pesky tailgaters....
    Handy for runners, as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Elysium View Post
    I was fueling up at a BP station yesterday afternoon and parked up behind two Harely's (and no this aint a joke starting here) After paying for my fuel I get on my bike and the two Harely riders are doing the same.
    I noticed on one Harely the ends of his exhaust pipes had some weird devices that look like the business end for a mini gun and as he moved the bike I noticed they moved on their own as if bolted on loosely or something.

    Anone ever come across these before and what the frak do these things do? Are they some sort of baffle for Harely's?
    It is well known that Harleys are,generally speaking,too light.There are many "accessories" or "shit" that Harley enthusiasts add to their bikes to increase the bikes performance and handling.
    The devices you mentioned are also useful as masturbatory aids when the rider can press his penis against the spinning accessory

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    Quote Originally Posted by ital916 View Post
    They are replica minigun exhausts and the more the engine revs the more they rotate.....totally bad ass.....a few companies make them.
    Yeah, totally badass in an 8 year old kind of way.

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    They have an internal fan like vane that the exhaust gasses cause to spin. The ones I saw running were very loud as the internals were empty! Visually quite ‘cool’.

    Tailgunners.

    I’m pretty sure there is a Honda set I can purchase as an accessory called the ‘rear-gunner’

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    http://motorcyclegadgets.wordpress.c...heeled-weapon/
    Link to the real thing, imagine one hanging out the back of a fireblade.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sidecar bob View Post
    Yeah, totally badass in an 8 year old kind of way.
    Meh...theres heaps of stuff thats totally badass that I remember from when I was eight. Miniguns was one of them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ital916 View Post
    Meh...theres heaps of stuff thats totally badass that I remember from when I was eight. Miniguns was one of them.
    There are more than a few bikes around that look like they could be transformers etc... Or fighter planes for that matter...

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    Phoenix Performance Mufflers in Christchurch were doing a model like this a while back. Probably contact Nathan via his Trade Me listings if necessary.

    Not my taste, guess Harley owners would find them cool.

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