Very fair point Antonye.

Checked your U2U's lately ???

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Yes mate - sorry, just back from hols and need to speak to others first :D

No worries

If you want to be sensible Frank ive got a new set of genuine ssie silencers in the gargage that I think might fit..?Alternativley ive got some DP titanium and carbon monnie silencers which im sure are the same with the exception of the hangers which you could probably modify..?

Just an idea..!

Nat

I use Bos cans -very loud (:sing:) but good quality and great fit. I also have some road legal carbon cans bought from Flea-bay - advertised as original Ducati (my arse). These are a bloody awful fit, and use spring fittings - they wobble and foul the swing arm.

If you can still get Bos cans - I'd recommend them.

Crash

Cheers Nat - I'm told the silencers are 40mm internal dia.

Sadly the (cheapish) Laser cans I was watching on FleaBay are not stamped at all which would not be of any use to me.

There are some Termi's on there but I think the issue might be the same as above.

Having THREE sets of pipes for one bike seems a bit silly - some my Hi-level carbons and a set of low level legal pipes would seem sensible.

Cheers - Frank

My hi-level Laser pipes are marked "Not for road use".....

Hi Frank,

I've been done by fleEbay too as I bought a spare cd player for my disco, I won a very nice Sony unit for only 12quid and asked the seller how much p&p would be before bidding, he said £7 max. I won the auction (nobody buys stereo stuff!!) and the total price to buy was with £9.19 p&p. I questioned the guy and he said thats what it cost him and when it came it was rattling around in a box inisde a carrier bag, the chassis was twisted and the display cracked. I let rip into the guy, but it did work & twisted back ok, so I let it lie after he sweated abit, I still havent given feedback.

Anyway, as for cans, my '98 has standard cans for mot and scorpion carbons for race (except Donington!!!!), both low level and I've never caught them even with very high rear-sets & RR tyres to the edge!

Roll on summer,

Andy