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northwind · 27-02-05, 01:19 AM

Hey, isn't that Andrew Charnley

(sorry!)

27-02-05, 02:30 AM

Who's Andrew Charnley?

27-02-05, 09:02 AM

He's a forum member who will be "chopping" in his SV for a T-Max Scoot type thing.

27-02-05, 09:50 AM

I would not be seen dead in that helmet

27-02-05, 04:51 PM

I finally got the bike out of my house and onto the road yesterday. The new pipe takes away the "angry lawnmower" sound that the stock pipe produces. It is slightly tinny but only at low power settings which I never spend too much time at anyways. Someone tell my how I am able to post up pictures and I will through them in here.

27-02-05, 04:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by andrewcharnley

I would not be seen dead in that helmet

So the scooter is just fine then?

28-02-05, 01:08 PM

I have had the original pipe chopped and its sounds awesome.....now those cars hear me coming and move outta my way!

28-02-05, 01:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by clanger

I have had the original pipe chopped and its sounds awesome.....now those cars hear me coming and move outta my way!

Hooligan.

Long time no see Clanger. How you keeping?

28-02-05, 05:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kern0079

I finally got the bike out of my house and onto the road yesterday. The new pipe takes away the "angry lawnmower" sound that the stock pipe produces. It is slightly tinny but only at low power settings which I never spend too much time at anyways. Someone tell my how I am able to post up pictures and I will through them in here.

e-mail em to me and ill stick em up for you.

bikageboy@aol.com

or

to put a pic up, first get your pic to the right size using an image editing program. and saved as a jpeg (they work best)

goto www.theimagehosting.com and upload your image,
it will give you a link, just paste it here, when you click "submit"
it willl appear in your post

hope this helps.

01-03-05, 04:47 PM

Here are a few of the chop job-

This is the exhaust stripped down to the induvidual pieces

Here is the internal pipe wrapped in steel wool sitting on the glass wrap

Pipe on the bike

Close up of the lower joint (rivets on the left, pop-rivets on the right)

27-02-05, 01:19 AM	#31
northwind Moderator Mega Poster Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: In the garage where I belong Posts: 17,083	Hey, isn't that Andrew Charnley (sorry!) __________________ "We are the angry mob, we read the papers every day We like what we like, we hate what we hate But we're oh so easily swayed"

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27-02-05, 02:30 AM	#32
xaun Guest Posts: n/a	Who's Andrew Charnley?

27-02-05, 09:02 AM	#33
BURNER Guest Posts: n/a	He's a forum member who will be "chopping" in his SV for a T-Max Scoot type thing.

27-02-05, 09:50 AM	#34
snoopy Guest Posts: n/a	I would not be seen dead in that helmet

27-02-05, 04:51 PM	#35
kern0079 Guest Posts: n/a	I finally got the bike out of my house and onto the road yesterday. The new pipe takes away the "angry lawnmower" sound that the stock pipe produces. It is slightly tinny but only at low power settings which I never spend too much time at anyways. Someone tell my how I am able to post up pictures and I will through them in here.

28-02-05, 01:08 PM	#37
clanger Guest Posts: n/a	I have had the original pipe chopped and its sounds awesome.....now those cars hear me coming and move outta my way!

01-03-05, 04:47 PM	#40
kern0079 Guest Posts: n/a	Here are a few of the chop job- This is the exhaust stripped down to the induvidual pieces Here is the internal pipe wrapped in steel wool sitting on the glass wrap Pipe on the bike Close up of the lower joint (rivets on the left, pop-rivets on the right)