Thanks! It sure gets a lot of attention from people when out and about, colour combo always gets compliments!
What did you do to your bike today?
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Thanks! It sure gets a lot of attention from people when out and about, colour combo always gets compliments!
Soldato
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Managed to get out for a little ride with a buddy, cold but worth it.
My F2's 24 years young!
Was actually my first bike after passing my test back in the day. Traded it in for an FZR1000RU, then twelve years later my actual CBR6 popped up on eBay, no way was I not buying it back....
(Apologies for rubbish pic, can't find any sizeable ones....)
Very nice! I do love the blue R6s more than my own if I'm honest.
My mate with his CBR600RR has been a let down since I passed my test. Asked a few weekends if he wants to go out for a ride but he never does so mostly been a lone rider
lone rider
I actually prefer to ride on my own, I think that's what's riding about... you leave all the BS behind and just ride. But its nice to go out in a group once in a while.
Well after much thought, i have gone for a Fuel Exhaust:
http://www.fuelexhausts.com/exhausts/classic-exhaust-single-slip-on/cb600-hornet-2003-06
Bike: CB600 Hornet F3-F6 (2003-06)
Range: Classic Exhaust Range
Shape: Oval
Finish: Polished Stainless
Length: 350mm (Mini)
will post pics when its been fitted.
some Videos of the exhaust in action:
http://www.fuelexhausts.com/exhausts/classic-exhaust-single-slip-on/cb600-hornet-2003-06
Bike: CB600 Hornet F3-F6 (2003-06)
Range: Classic Exhaust Range
Shape: Oval
Finish: Polished Stainless
Length: 350mm (Mini)
will post pics when its been fitted.
some Videos of the exhaust in action:
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Great bikes and great pics!
Cool! I know what my fuel exhaust will sound like when I get my downpipes fixed
what bike you got mate?
I actually prefer to ride on my own, I think that's what's riding about... you leave all the BS behind and just ride. But its nice to go out in a group once in a while.
It's not too bad really. I guess it's good now seeing as I've not even been riding a month yet so I'm going very much at my own pace.
But he better sort his act out in the summer lol
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Fitted a hawk slip-on exhaust.
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After:
Tomorrow's job is to fit the tail tidy.
Before:
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Tomorrow's job is to fit the tail tidy.
Caporegime
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Cheers guys. It sounds great, much better than the original but not obscenely loud. I've not tried it with baffle out yet. I'll upload a vid if I get a chance.
The quality of the Hawk seems really good by the way. The only thing that annoyed me was that they didn't include any sealant in the package. All fits well though.
What is obscenely loud is running the bike with no can, which I did mainly to blow the metal filings out of the pipe. It was like standing next to a Spitfire.
The quality of the Hawk seems really good by the way. The only thing that annoyed me was that they didn't include any sealant in the package. All fits well though.
What is obscenely loud is running the bike with no can, which I did mainly to blow the metal filings out of the pipe. It was like standing next to a Spitfire.
Fitted a hawk slip-on exhaust.
Before:
After:
Tomorrow's job is to fit the tail tidy.
Sweet SV, the lower fairing really transforms the bike... Exhaust goes nicely too. Love the clear indicator lenses - much nicer than the orange bricks on the side of mine. Just need some black levers to go with the tail tidy and you're all set
Soldato
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Fitted a hawk slip-on exhaust.
After:
Tomorrow's job is to fit the tail tidy.
That looks almost identical to my pipewerx can, although mine has a 3 bolt fixing rather than a fixed link pipe.
