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rustydog

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(Msg. 1) Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2004 11:37 am
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I took delivery of the new(ish) exhaust this morning and fitted them in less
than 1 hour, removed the old ones first with seized nuts bolts and joins.
What a difference they make we can now sneak around past the boys in blue
without even a look. Margaret was a bit worried about the smoke from the
outside of the exhaust though until I explained its where the tape glue as
to burn off, the tape was on the mixer box(?) under the engine.

Adrian
now I can put my paranoia/wussiness to rest

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2004 6:24 pm
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"rustydog" wrote.
 > I took delivery of the new(ish) exhaust this morning and fitted them in
less
 > than 1 hour, removed the old ones first with seized nuts bolts and joins.
 > What a difference they make we can now sneak around past the boys in blue
 > without even a look. Margaret was a bit worried about the smoke from the
 > outside of the exhaust though until I explained its where the tape glue as
 > to burn off, the tape was on the mixer box(?) under the engine.
 >
 > Adrian
 > now I can put my paranoia/wussiness to rest

Awesome stuff. Hope you're happy with it.

TB
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rustydog

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2004 9:11 pm
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We are very happy with it and so is the neighbourhood.

Adrian

"TB" <TB.DeleteThis@Bigpond.com> wrote in message news:2pine8Fl0md1U1@uni-berlin.de...
 > "rustydog" wrote.
  > > I took delivery of the new(ish) exhaust this morning and fitted them in
 > less
  > > than 1 hour, removed the old ones first with seized nuts bolts and
joins.
  > > What a difference they make we can now sneak around past the boys in
blue
  > > without even a look. Margaret was a bit worried about the smoke from
the
  > > outside of the exhaust though until I explained its where the tape glue
as
  > > to burn off, the tape was on the mixer box(?) under the engine.
  > >
  > > Adrian
  > > now I can put my paranoia/wussiness to rest
 >
 > Awesome stuff. Hope you're happy with it.
 >
 > TB
 > Never underestimate the power of wussiness
 >
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TB8

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(Msg. 4) Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2004 10:33 pm
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"rustydog" wrote
 > We are very happy with it and so is the neighbourhood.

The problem that I have with fitting an aftermarket exhaust to the F4i, or
getting a V-twin, is that I'd have the rest of the hostel off side here when
I go to work in the morning. My "driveway" out of the building's basically
right outside their rooms and I get up at least an hour or two before most
of them.

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(Msg. 5) Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2004 7:26 pm
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"TB" <TB DeleteThis @Bigpond.com> wrote in message news:2pj5vfFibpbbU1@uni-berlin.de...
 > "rustydog" wrote
  > > We are very happy with it and so is the neighbourhood.
 >
 > The problem that I have with fitting an aftermarket exhaust to the F4i, or
 > getting a V-twin, is that I'd have the rest of the hostel off side here
when
 > I go to work in the morning. My "driveway" out of the building's basically
 > right outside their rooms and I get up at least an hour or two before most
 > of them.
 >
 > TB

you could fit removable baffles like staintune

but either way

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(Msg. 6) Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2004 7:35 pm
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"Johnnie5" wrote
 >
 > "TB" wrote
  > > "rustydog" wrote
   > > > We are very happy with it and so is the neighbourhood.
  > >
  > > The problem that I have with fitting an aftermarket exhaust to the F4i,
or
  > > getting a V-twin, is that I'd have the rest of the hostel off side here
 > when
  > > I go to work in the morning. My "driveway" out of the building's
basically
  > > right outside their rooms and I get up at least an hour or two before
most
  > > of them.
  > >
  > > TB
 >
 > you could fit removable baffles like staintune
 >
 > but either way
 >
 > backpackers move out soon enough Smile

If only..Uni Holidays in a few weeks. Wonder if I could debaffle then..

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