Fitting exhaust

Ok, due to pick my scorpion up from P&H in crawley tomorrow, question is....

I'll be doing it on my own so am i better cutting the pipe whilst its all still connected to the bike or taking the 3/4 system off completely and cutting it separately?

Fitted mine while leaving the pipes on the bike. Take care you don't put that hacksaw or disc grinder in the swinger though

Then that is what i shall do! I'm going hacksaw, the whole idea of using a grinder that close to my bike when i haven't really used one before scares the bejesus out of me!

Cheers

Steve

Originally Posted by steveo

Then that is what i shall do! I'm going hacksaw, the whole idea of using a grinder that close to my bike when i haven't really used one before scares the bejesus out of me!

Cheers

Steve

It's easier if you go & buy y'self a cheap Reciprocating Saw (from Aldi/Netto etc.) & a pack of blades - You'll zip through the stock pipe in no time Much more control than a grinder

Much less effort too

Originally Posted by Cloggsy

It's easier if you go & buy y'self a cheap Reciprocating Saw (from Aldi/Netto etc.) & a pack of blades - You'll zip through the stock pipe in no time Much more control than a grinder

Much less effort too

Ok cheers, i'll look into it, don't really fancy half an hour of hacksaw fun!

[quote="steveo"]Ok, due to pick my scorpion up from P&H in crawley tomorrow,[quote]

When you go in, lob a brick at the service team for me will ya?

Bloody retards, couldn't find a spanner if I smacked em in the head..hmm now there's a thought...

Sorry, had a bad time with P&H as soon as I handed over the cash everything went wrong..

Anyway..!

Can you post some piccies of the 'operation'? It would be interesting to see and hear any probs you had m8

Just brought some baldes for my balck & decker (Jigsaw) but i cant see away of cutting the exhaust without taking it off. there just is not enough space