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Old 17-09-09, 09:42 AM   #21
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and setting off car alarms
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...or so I'm told
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Old 17-09-09, 09:46 AM   #22
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What's the point?
The point is mine helps me grow old even more disgracefully!

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Is there some way in which sticking a loud can on an SV650 is any different to a 17 year old sticking a baked-bean can exhaust on his Citroen Saxo?
Yep - it's different cos bikes are meant to sound like that - always did and always should (non of your buzzy bee IL4 feeble attempts at sounding like a motorbike ) If you watch the any videos of the ARs you hear it.........deep rumbling burbling SVs (x 4 or 5) then a couple of buzzy bees

............and I'm allowed to diss IL4s that cos this is a SV forum haha!
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Old 17-09-09, 09:54 AM   #23
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Yep - it's different cos bikes are meant to sound like that - always did and always should (non of your buzzy bee IL4 feeble attempts at sounding like a motorbike
............and I'm allowed to diss IL4s that cos this is a SV forum haha!
my IL4 with the stubby would put your SV too shame

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Old 17-09-09, 09:55 AM   #24
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my IL4 with the stubby would put your SV too shame

I've got to admit I am warming up to the sound of IL4s (after seeing them on the track), although the bumble bee aspect would get pretty annoying I imagine. Still say you can't beat a v-twin
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Old 17-09-09, 09:58 AM   #25
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my IL4 with the stubby would put your SV too shame

So it sounds like a buzzy bee with an amplifier then?

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I've got to admit I am warming up to the sound of IL4s (after seeing them on the track), although the bumble bee aspect would get pretty annoying I imagine. Still say you can't beat a v-twin
That's were they should stay as well IMO Definately can't beat a v-twin - the sound of a proper motorbike
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Old 17-09-09, 10:02 AM   #26
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So it sounds like a buzzy bee with an amplifier then?
yup on steriods


although it was mentioned it sounded like a doolebug? which i belive was an aircraft from the 2nd WW but im too young to remember
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Old 17-09-09, 10:11 AM   #27
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yup on steriods


although it was mentioned it sounded like a doolebug? which i belive was an aircraft from the 2nd WW but im too young to remember
But yet old enough to use Wikipedia (mind you that would involve knowing how to spell Doodlebug properly

It was the V1 rocket - an early cruise-missle type affair made by those resourceful German types
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Old 17-09-09, 10:16 AM   #28
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Not a rocket mate. A flying bomb powered by a pulse jet type engine
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Not a rocket mate. A flying bomb powered by a pulse jet type engine

Oh, so I didnt read the article that closely either
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Not a rocket mate. A flying bomb powered by a pulse jet type engine

....and sounds gash. Typical flat Germanic drone. Some things never change.
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