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07-08-13, 03:38 AM
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Re: Exhaust end can
Got one off dan in the end
 . Fuel is 130 + vat for a new one which after just forking out for the bike is more than i've got left kicking about. Dans done me a good deal though and if i want a brand shiny new one down the line i'll be getting a fuel one - like the look and sound and they're british made.
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22-08-13, 01:37 PM
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Re: Exhaust end can
Alright cheers Dan. Not got round to fitting it yet courtesy of being silly busy atm organising the road trip im off on next week. Couldn't find a rivet strap long enough but my dads mate does a fair bit of metal work so has made a strap for me with a nut and bolt on the bottom. Not quite as neat but does the job and looks better than the rivet strap that had taken a bosh. Cant wait to get it on and witness the noise
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