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the new exhaust i think i want to get
http://www.1000rr.us/multimedia/0712.../ra2007wsb.wmv
its called the ladybird GP and its a slip on looks and sounds pretty tits:drool: http://img523.imageshack.us/img523/2...dybird2ia2.jpg |
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Curious... why trade a slip on for a slip on??
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yeah, i wouldnt waste money on another slip on
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it doesnt come in a full system but I can get headers from Arata for 1000$ and this slip on for 650 for a total of 1650$ OR I can go with the Arkrapovic full race system for 900$ but the quality aint the same decisions decisions.... sounds good tho huh? |
wow! that's a screamer!
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Sounds sweet !
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Akrapovic is high-quality shit, man. They get some of the highest gains out of all the systems. |
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Any still pics of the exhaust on the bike?
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Meet me there in april. Bitch. |
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Bitch.
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maybe this summer DLIT you wanted to see a pic of the exhaust I have now on the bike? |
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Best idea ever. Power doesn't help anything without skill to use it. |
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I'll eventually get a track day in there, dont think that i want to take the CBR there though, rather use a bike i dont care about if you no what I mean:twfix: |
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i would like the full micron exhaust for the buell
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micron is some good shit
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lol eh we'll see what happens
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awww...give the poor guy a break. I had four different exhausts on my '03 GSXR1000 before I settled on the Blue Flame dual outlet can. For me an exhaust is mostly about looks and sound, When/if Taylor made comes out with that GP exhaust for the '06,I'll lose the M4! I don't really care about the 3-6hp you might gain. If going faster was the goal then $1600 would be much better spent on; suspension mods,track days/classes,a gym membership- lightening the rider/bike package,engine mods,trading the Honda in for something fast like a GSXR.....:whistle:
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dlit the only pics i got are that one and the video....its the black cbr that has it not the Repsol. Its supposidly top notch shit from japan, and yea i no akra is really good, but i guess this is suppose to be better....but its just somthing i want....gotta wait for the army to pay me something first
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The tracks are busy with something called 'racing' on the weekends... Quote:
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well hey there is this thing called COLLEGE that im trying to graduate with a Major in CJ and minor in history and military science so i can get my Comission in the Army :pat: so suck my 8====D:rockout: |
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this would prob have got locked by now at :twf: |
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There are two tracks in the proposal / ground breaking stage around here, we'll see how/if they turn out; one is in NH, one is in western MA. Limerock in CT , pretty close, but doesn't allow bikes. Watkins glen in NY is 5 hours and has bike TD's once in a while... I'd REALLY like to ride there.... would be scary/fun as hell. You come down the main straight were a 600SS can easily get up to 150-160, and dive into turn one.... you're on the brakes hard downhill, turn one is a roughly 60mph hairpin (on-camber thankfully) that exits up hill WOT.... aka recipe for a highside. That's a 100mph speed drop on a downhill while tipping into the turn. I really want to ride there. The NJMP will be around 4-5 hours, so that will be another nice option. There are a couple in canada... one is near montreal, one is much further (by toronto) but is supposedly awesome. I don't know if either does bikes or not. |
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You got your bike out of hibernation yet? We gotta ride. |
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