Cheers Teulu - I'll have look see what they've got.Teulu wrote:Just fitted a pair of carbon cans on my Fut.Left the 'breadbox' on-the new cans are plenty loud enough.Bought them from a guy in N.Ireland who'd had them made by a company called Carbon Performance in Scotland.He only paid 300 quid.The other alternative if you want new is Quill http://www.quillexhausts.com/cgi-bin/sh ... APEVO_2d01
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A friend of mine (and D-Rider) had an exhaust system for his 600 Hornet (some Honda thing) done by Quill. They fucked it right up. The manifold flanges were made from 1/4" aluminium which distorted with the heat, which made it leak.. Badly. They also drove a screw that was too long in to the head which then cracked the head. Only around the bolt hole, but cracks have a tendency to spread (too far gone to dill it). So.. steer clear of Quill if you can help it.
As a foot note.. Using screws to hold exhausts in to heads is never a good idea. Studs and long brass nuts are the way to do it.
As a foot note.. Using screws to hold exhausts in to heads is never a good idea. Studs and long brass nuts are the way to do it.

Most motorcycle problems are caused by the nut that connects the handle bars to the saddle.
Would this be a friend that now has a blue VFR that once took it's former owner to Jersey (before said former VFR owner purchased a grey Falco)Willopotomas wrote:A friend of mine (and D-Rider) had an exhaust system for his 600 Hornet (some Honda thing) done by Quill.
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They're made of cheeze so a cocktail stick would be more appropriateKwackerz wrote:Huh!? who the hell uses screws into heads? Thats the worst and lasiest way to do things and is a recipe for disaster. i'd be spitting nails at 'em
In fairness, it was on a Honda, so it doesnt matter in that particular case![]()
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A very long winded way of saying "would this be Russ?"..lol..D-Rider wrote:Would this be a friend that now has a blue VFR that once took it's former owner to Jersey (before said former VFR owner purchased a grey Falco)Willopotomas wrote:A friend of mine (and D-Rider) had an exhaust system for his 600 Hornet (some Honda thing) done by Quill.

Most motorcycle problems are caused by the nut that connects the handle bars to the saddle.
That's the chap!Willopotomas wrote:A very long winded way of saying "would this be Russ?"..lol..D-Rider wrote:Would this be a friend that now has a blue VFR that once took it's former owner to Jersey (before said former VFR owner purchased a grey Falco)Willopotomas wrote:A friend of mine (and D-Rider) had an exhaust system for his 600 Hornet (some Honda thing) done by Quill.
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Cheers Dave. Yep, she's fairly happy now - rode pillion from Inverness down to Pitlochry on the way back and declared it comfy! She bailed into the truck for the rest of the trip back to the Hudd 'cos the weather was looking a bit iffy - made the right choice too - it completely emptied it down on me 

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Bike looks great Dave, wish I could get just 50 miles on the panzer without getting bum numb so I'm pleased its comfortable for you, looks soooooooooooooo nice as well
Someones gonna get a superb Falco if and when you sell it
Hope your well mate
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Someones gonna get a superb Falco if and when you sell it
Hope your well mate
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Hey Rich, how are you doing? I keep promising myself I'll pop over one weekend for a chat and a catch up -so long as your kettle is still working! Are you getting much riding in? I thought your beemer would have been the height of comfort - I can certainly recommend the Fut from that perspective. Gel saddle maybe? Remember me to Lisa and the kids.
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