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07-17-2006, 07:55 PM
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I'm here, and so is my bike
Finally finished the move, and I now have my bike here in MTL... I'll need to do some work to make it inspectable and legal (it's too damn loud, and I need better turn signals and a second mirror...) but I'm back on two wheels.
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[size=12pt]http://www.desmoclan.org/ D.O.C of Montreal[/size]<br /><br />1997 916 with 30 000 miles and climbing...<br />Massaged heads and tighter squish band, MBP collets, 996 brake rotors, FBF exhaust, SP mono tailsection, SPS carbon-fibre undertray, Corbin seat, titanium bolts, black powder coated frames-wheels-swingarm, stainless steel lines all around, Evoluzione clutch slave internals, classic Italian character as standard.<br /><br />1991 Infiniti Q45 with 150 000 miles<br />Tokico suspension, viscous coupling limited slip diff, 4.5L four cam 32V VVT V8, fuel consumption that would shame an Escalade
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07-17-2006, 11:16 PM
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Re: I'm here, and so is my bike
[thumbsup] can't wait to see the beast
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07-18-2006, 01:46 PM
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Re: I'm here, and so is my bike
Yeah Baby [thumbsup]
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07-21-2006, 07:21 PM
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Re: I'm here, and so is my bike
Sivver - you getting any riding in? Probably terrorizig the neighbourhood with that cafe rocket of yours. Nice
8) [thumbsup]
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07-21-2006, 10:21 PM
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Re: I'm here, and so is my bike
I've been commuting with it, which means I lug it around in 5th gear at 50kmh so the SQP doesn't fine me for my exhaust. I'm anxious to get out onto the backroads so I can open it up again.
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[size=12pt]http://www.desmoclan.org/ D.O.C of Montreal[/size]<br /><br />1997 916 with 30 000 miles and climbing...<br />Massaged heads and tighter squish band, MBP collets, 996 brake rotors, FBF exhaust, SP mono tailsection, SPS carbon-fibre undertray, Corbin seat, titanium bolts, black powder coated frames-wheels-swingarm, stainless steel lines all around, Evoluzione clutch slave internals, classic Italian character as standard.<br /><br />1991 Infiniti Q45 with 150 000 miles<br />Tokico suspension, viscous coupling limited slip diff, 4.5L four cam 32V VVT V8, fuel consumption that would shame an Escalade
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07-22-2006, 12:38 AM
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Re: I'm here, and so is my bike
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Originally Posted by Sivver
I've been commuting with it, which means I lug it around in 5th gear at 50kmh so the SQP doesn't fine me for my exhaust. I'm anxious to get out onto the backroads so I can open it up again.
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Had the same thoughts when I got mine with Termis but thought "Hey, a freakin' straight pipe Harley makes WAYYY much more sounds than mine" so whip that throttle man >  just don't hang out in the downtown area as there are a few (especially one, officer Martel) that are having fun with aftermarket-pipe-equipped bike owners.
See this link for more info on what to do if there is any problems (if you can read French) : http://www.m4e.com/forum/viewtopic.p...er=asc&start=0 ..... It also mentions Martel's name
Cheers and ride safe
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07-22-2006, 09:47 AM
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Re: I'm here, and so is my bike
Two problems:
1. I live in the middle of downtown.
2. My bike is (almost) as loud as a straight pipe Harley. Baffles? What are baffles?
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[size=12pt]http://www.desmoclan.org/ D.O.C of Montreal[/size]<br /><br />1997 916 with 30 000 miles and climbing...<br />Massaged heads and tighter squish band, MBP collets, 996 brake rotors, FBF exhaust, SP mono tailsection, SPS carbon-fibre undertray, Corbin seat, titanium bolts, black powder coated frames-wheels-swingarm, stainless steel lines all around, Evoluzione clutch slave internals, classic Italian character as standard.<br /><br />1991 Infiniti Q45 with 150 000 miles<br />Tokico suspension, viscous coupling limited slip diff, 4.5L four cam 32V VVT V8, fuel consumption that would shame an Escalade
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07-22-2006, 11:26 AM
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Re: I'm here, and so is my bike
why not just get a quieter sport exhaust?
we can also make one or modify the one you have... let me know if you're interested [thumbsup]
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07-22-2006, 08:33 PM
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Re: I'm here, and so is my bike
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Originally Posted by Sivver
Two problems:
1. I live in the middle of downtown.
2. My bike is (almost) as loud as a straight pipe Harley. Baffles? What are baffles?
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D'OH !!!! [laugh]
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07-23-2006, 10:24 PM
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Re: I'm here, and so is my bike
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Originally Posted by StarChild
why not just get a quieter sport exhaust?
we can also make one or modify the one you have... let me know if you're interested* [thumbsup]
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I may be interested... It is either that or spend another 300$ on a quieter Hindle pipe.
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[size=12pt]http://www.desmoclan.org/ D.O.C of Montreal[/size]<br /><br />1997 916 with 30 000 miles and climbing...<br />Massaged heads and tighter squish band, MBP collets, 996 brake rotors, FBF exhaust, SP mono tailsection, SPS carbon-fibre undertray, Corbin seat, titanium bolts, black powder coated frames-wheels-swingarm, stainless steel lines all around, Evoluzione clutch slave internals, classic Italian character as standard.<br /><br />1991 Infiniti Q45 with 150 000 miles<br />Tokico suspension, viscous coupling limited slip diff, 4.5L four cam 32V VVT V8, fuel consumption that would shame an Escalade
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