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Shanc73

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About Shanc73

  • Birthday 21/02/1973

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Bike(s)
    CBR600 F4i, RF600R (sold), Bandit 1200
  • Location
    Hinckley, Leics

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    Erm, bikes (riding, watching, cleaning), golf, PS4, Cider, Vodka and Kebabs

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  1. Think I can make this, hopefully got my Akra on by then, may even let my (mostly) lovely missus come along (although I did get a raised eyebrow when I mentioned it).
  2. Cheers [mention]Westbeef[/mention], I'll give them a call this weekend Ftfy mate - how many of our missus would buy us an akra?! I begrudgingly accept your point [mention]geofferz[/mention], she bought me a Shoei Primal for my birthday, then some Alpinestars one-piece leathers for fathers day, so I suppose I could've done worse however, her love of Bingo counts against her, she's bloody 35 and no blue rinse (yet)....
  3. Hi all, My (mostly) lovely missus has bought me a carbon finish Akrapovic end can (no link/mid pipe) - much like this one (I can't find the exact one) - https://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/motorcycle_parts/content_prod/242706 Being of limited mechanical competence, and my usual go-to mechanic has rudely decided to move to France (something to do with quality Family time, pfft), I stood there looking at my stock silencer on my 2001 CBR600 F4i then at my Akra, then back at the standard one (repeat for at least 20 minutes, with a Mr Bean type expression).....thinking, how the bloody hell does this work then. With my Neanderthal tendencies, I thought 'easy, take off the standard, cut it about 2 inch from the end can, clamp new can on, clamp it up and away we go'..... Luckily, before I started (lazy and tight does have some benefits), I decided that wasn't the way to go as the standard pipe looks of a larger diameter than the pipe on the Akra. What I'm actually rambling about is; how do I do this, as I can't find the correct link pipe for a reasonable price, was my original thinking correct or am I in for a world of wallet pain? As a side note, I'm not sure I'd trust any local dealers/mechanics to wash my bike, let alone touch the oily bits.
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