So you fancy an underseat exhaust?

This happened to a guy a couple of days ago on his 999.

"Travelling home on my 2003 999BP I was stopped by a fellow motorist. He duly informed me that my bike was on fire!

I stopped and got off and discovered that the whole rear end of the bike was actually on fire!

I have no idea what caused the fire. The insurance assessor said it was not electrical so I can only assume fuel vapour!

Basically, the bike needs a new rear subframe, plastics, pillion seat, silencer, heat shield, carbon exhaust cover, indicators, rear brake light, wiring, rear tyre, pillion seat lock etc."







Lucky bloke that he got flagged down by another road user. What if he'd have been riding somewhere quieter. 3rd degree burns to his @rse. Or worse!

[mister c]

"It's alright, they all do that sir, it's thier character"

He's a lucky feller thats for sure

I was concerned for Dukedolf for this reason! Although I think Lissa might notice pretty quickly so there mightn't be as bad damage as in those pics.

Quite terrifying, but it could be easily missed until its too late, lucky chap indeed.

[Biker Biggles]

That will teach him to light his farts

Dammed clever Eyetallion idea that underseat heating,seems like it may require a bit of refinement though.
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mmmmmm, Terry something or other Monkey almost had similar on the way back from the AR, although it was his lack of tie down skills with his sleeping bag.......

That is one lucky, or unlucky whichever way you look at it, chappy.

This happened to kitkat but to be fair she had wrapped her pj's around the exhaust so they'd be warm when she got home.

[Paul the 6th]

Fire in the hole!!!!

Toasted crumpet

Guess thats a write off?!? Wrong italian brand I guess