revived my monster finally

I looked at a baby blade a while ago and stupidly got a kwack.
I like the older blades with beam frame and when its fairing free and exposed.
Someone's got to have an R1 I guess... yawn yawn... bit dull in the looks department.
I am quite happy with my noisy little monster as I am sadly no speed freak and I like carbed bikes.
Also no watercooled faffery!
Good that you saw its potential and rescued it

nice, so you went for the standard colors in the end..re the screws, use a blowtorch and get yourself one of this, drill a hole with the drill bit, put the extractor bit on a electric screwdriver on a low torque, and whet the extractor bites, increase the torque a bit at the time, it should come out.

Originally Posted by Pomp1

nice, so you went for the standard colors in the end..re the screws, use a blowtorch and get yourself one of this, drill a hole with the drill bit, put the extractor bit on a electric screwdriver on a low torque, and whet the extractor bites, increase the torque a bit at the time, it should come out.

oh the old stud extractor.. lol.. these are well and truly welded in .. i promise, over all the years i worked on cars and bieks i have never seen a bolt as welded in as this lol.. i dont wanna risk it. but i was looking online and i can get a set of vipers for the biek for 220......... what ya reckon?

I run stainless vipers on my other bike little stubbies and they sound really nice and still look good after 3 years outside!
I would give Vipers a thumbs up not expensive but a nice can for the money.

i dont want stubbies..

Mine wasn't stubby .. it had a fight with some cutting equipment! was fine before it was hacked!

Originally Posted by analogue_rogue

are they?i cant get the outer cover down far enough to get to them..... maybe i can track down some standard ones and do it to them and keep these spare?

You don't need to take the sleeves off to core the cans, (unless you want to shorten them too).

Speak to Mark Hill of MHP. He manufactures anything from end cans to complete systems for any application. try him here at www.200mhp.com or ring them on 01462 894 012. They're in Baldock near St.Albans if thats any help to you?

Originally Posted by J_Dub

You don't need to take the sleeves off to core the cans, (unless you want to shorten them too).

oooooh tell meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee how!!!!

Originally Posted by Bodybag

Speak to Mark Hill of MHP. He manufactures anything from end cans to complete systems for any application. try him here at www.200mhp.com or ring them on 01462 894 012. They're in Baldock near St.Albans if thats any help to you?

yeah thats looking good st albans is fairly near me!