Blue flame...(once more for luck) - SV650.org

28-06-05, 06:03 PM

I've recently noticed my Blueflame twin spout titanium is coming apart at the link pipe end where the sleeve meet the cap.

From reviewing the threads in this section i have come to the conclusion that flames aren't popular with you folks.

However if anyone has any experience of this themselves or can offer advice on how to get Blue flame to fix it i would be very appreciative.

Cheers

28-06-05, 07:55 PM

the exhausts are good its the aftersales care that is crap

i know of 4 people who have had problem, not counting anyone on here

29-06-05, 09:29 AM

Exhausts are ok till they fall apart, service is **** poor at best.... except the odd exception....

plenty of nicer ones around

29-06-05, 02:18 PM

i have really been thinking about getting a blueflame for my new sv, they look and sound great, but the service and the things peple are saying about them is really putting me off. im just trying the weigh up whether it is worth is.

hope you work out what you want

M.C. · 29-06-05, 08:26 PM

i've ordered one for my new bike (when i get it) as i still think it is one of the best fitting high level cans about (when the correct link pipe is supplied)

29-06-05, 08:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by M.C.

(when the correct link pipe is supplied)

see good cans but crap service

Viney · 29-06-05, 08:42 PM

Cypher, i cant argue with the fact that they look and sound good, they do on both counts. My experience, (i'll keep it brief) Is that the can came apart 4 times, and it was only after some serious ranting that they replaced the can and link pipe. If i had the choice or having a Blueflame can for free, or keep stock, the stock can would stay everytime.

Buy a remus or scorpion for about the same sort of money imho

29-06-05, 08:47 PM

30-06-05, 06:02 PM

Just got an e-mail back from Blueflame apologizing for the can, and offering to remedy as apparently they are covered by a Lifetime guarantee.

So I shall wait till after the weekend and then send it to them & hopefully it will all be sorted soon.

20-07-05, 09:16 PM

i am imposting from tlplanet.com ( hope you don't mind!!!)

diggin' up an older post but....................

black no 1 has a h/l titanium race can which is a good few years old and is perfectly fine..........

sounds fantastic, link pipe needs a polish - but so does the rest of the system! not falling apart at all - doesn't show signs of doing so either.........

i've got twin outlet ti cans on me tlr - no probs whatsoever also - to me they look excellent quality....i have not dealt with the factory at all however!

View Poll Results: Blue Flame Exhausts are:
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Good	4	21.05%
Ok	4	21.05%
Not so hot	1	5.26%
Pretty Dire	1	5.26%
Fecking terrible	5	26.32%
So bad that i would take a bite out of one	1	5.26%
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28-06-05, 06:03 PM	#1
Vtwinlover Guest Posts: n/a	Blue flame...(once more for luck) I've recently noticed my Blueflame twin spout titanium is coming apart at the link pipe end where the sleeve meet the cap. From reviewing the threads in this section i have come to the conclusion that flames aren't popular with you folks. However if anyone has any experience of this themselves or can offer advice on how to get Blue flame to fix it i would be very appreciative. Cheers

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28-06-05, 07:55 PM	#2
hall13uk Guest Posts: n/a	the exhausts are good its the aftersales care that is crap i know of 4 people who have had problem, not counting anyone on here

29-06-05, 09:29 AM	#3
Iansv Guest Posts: n/a	Exhausts are ok till they fall apart, service is **** poor at best.... except the odd exception.... plenty of nicer ones around

29-06-05, 02:18 PM	#4
cyphertheory Guest Posts: n/a	i have really been thinking about getting a blueflame for my new sv, they look and sound great, but the service and the things peple are saying about them is really putting me off. im just trying the weigh up whether it is worth is. hope you work out what you want

29-06-05, 08:26 PM	#5
M.C. Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: West Midlands Posts: 281	i've ordered one for my new bike (when i get it) as i still think it is one of the best fitting high level cans about (when the correct link pipe is supplied)

29-06-05, 08:42 PM	#7
Viney Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: In the shadows to the left Posts: 7,700	Cypher, i cant argue with the fact that they look and sound good, they do on both counts. My experience, (i'll keep it brief) Is that the can came apart 4 times, and it was only after some serious ranting that they replaced the can and link pipe. If i had the choice or having a Blueflame can for free, or keep stock, the stock can would stay everytime. Buy a remus or scorpion for about the same sort of money imho

30-06-05, 06:02 PM	#9
Vtwinlover Guest Posts: n/a	Just got an e-mail back from Blueflame apologizing for the can, and offering to remedy as apparently they are covered by a Lifetime guarantee. So I shall wait till after the weekend and then send it to them & hopefully it will all be sorted soon.

20-07-05, 09:16 PM	#10
tillerthou Guest Posts: n/a	i am imposting from tlplanet.com ( hope you don't mind!!!) diggin' up an older post but.................... black no 1 has a h/l titanium race can which is a good few years old and is perfectly fine.......... sounds fantastic, link pipe needs a polish - but so does the rest of the system! not falling apart at all - doesn't show signs of doing so either......... i've got twin outlet ti cans on me tlr - no probs whatsoever also - to me they look excellent quality....i have not dealt with the factory at all however!