How effective are baffles on a 50mm pipe?

bradders · 15-Aug-2012, 13:23

have you got an open clutch cover? IMO having a closed cover would reduce the neighbour noise much more than baffles if you have

72s · 20-Aug-2012, 10:58

Thanks all - bought it, will see how it goes before getting baffles. Many more newbie questions coming :-)

antonye · 20-Aug-2012, 11:15

If you're really that worried, why not just push the bike up the road before starting? At least you won't be annoying *your* neighbours!

Dukeman358 · 20-Aug-2012, 20:01

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Originally Posted by antonye

If you're really that worried, why not just push the bike up the road before starting? At least you won't be annoying *your* neighbours!

Yup that's just what I do if it's before 8 otherwise a quick start and off we go on a warm up lap

r15suk · 20-Aug-2012, 20:55

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Originally Posted by Dukeman358

Yup that's just what I do if it's before 8 otherwise a quick start and off we go on a warm up lap

Or maybe rev the nuts of it every morning and force all the neighbours to move

Cheers
Simon

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15-Aug-2012, 13:23	#1
bradders Registered Forum User MotoGP God Bikes: 848, M620 DD bike Posts: 11,913 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Hants Mood: waiting... have you got an open clutch cover? IMO having a closed cover would reduce the neighbour noise much more than baffles if you have Reply

20-Aug-2012, 10:58	#2
72s Registered Forum User Newbie Posts: 3 Join Date: Aug 2012 Thanks all - bought it, will see how it goes before getting baffles. Many more newbie questions coming :-) Reply