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That looks great. :) Really good looking thing.

What exhaust are you going to stick on it? Or are you leaving it as it for a while?

The stock one looks very large and not angled up enough. Still a smart looking silencer vs some other new bikes mind you!
 
Let me guess... you left a deposit for it and now trying to convince your wife that this is a necessary addition to the family? :D
 
Acme said:
That looks great. :) Really good looking thing.

What exhaust are you going to stick on it? Or are you leaving it as it for a while?

The stock one looks very large and not angled up enough. Still a smart looking silencer vs some other new bikes mind you!
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I am not changing the exhaust. It's by far the best sounding stock exhaust out there and I like how it looks.

IC3 said:
Let me guess... you left a deposit for it and now trying to convince your wife that this is a necessary addition to the family? :D
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They don't do deposits here, they take you at your word.

The wife is fine with it, although I now need to source the pillion seat and pegs.
 
Good choice, I was scared you would actually choose the commuter looking transformer... :p

So, we went from SV being the most popular to Street triples to now Tuono's. haha :D
 
Yep the 2015/16 Tuono RR/Factory do sound amazing and don't need an aftermarket exhaust.

Stock system has a proper bark to it, pops and bangs on overrun and gear changes.

It's not that easy to fit an aftermarket exhaust on these anyway, you have to factor in the cost of a Race ECU and dealer set up labour, not cheap.

If you really want a bit more low down noise fit a Healtech exhaust valve servo eliminator.

Good choice Kreeeee but I would say that ;)
 
Kreeeee said:
I am not changing the exhaust. It's by far the best sounding stock exhaust out there and I like how it looks.



They don't do deposits here, they take you at your word.

The wife is fine with it, although I now need to source the pillion seat and pegs.
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Was gonna ask about your touring. That doesn't look great at all for 2-up touring/riding?

Get a 2nd bike, GS or something and keep that nice without pillion pegs and back seat :)
 
Craig321 said:
Was gonna ask about your touring. That doesn't look great at all for 2-up touring/riding?

Get a 2nd bike, GS or something and keep that nice without pillion pegs and back seat :)
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The seat is a clip on affair, and the pegs are removed in 2 minutes. It's just nice to have the option if we ever do get a sunny afternoon together.

I'm not sure I'll ever so 2-up touring again now I'm having kids so may as well get a proper toy.

For example even this year we rode maybe twice together, neither time was for more than a day.
 
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