Next is to score a rear stand cos I will have to sacrifice the centre stand.
If the muffler proves "too beaucoup" I can still slip my Akrapovic on...
:squid:
I think the flow in the stock collector is worse. But with this set on your bike rejetting might be useful. I have an air fuel meter, so if needed give me a call.
I have a package heading to NL pretty soon. Heerde is my hub, and stuff will be distributed from there. So gimmie the dimensions and I am sure I have 2 or 3 cans the same size. I can yank out the perf core and packing and send it your way.
Last saw them in 1980 (with Iron Maiden as support act) but by that time "the hardest band in the land" had become mainstream with I was made for loving you. Lots of scared mums with their children at that concert. None of that in 1976... Aaah the olden days... :goofy:
Last saw them in 1980 (with Iron Maiden as support act) but by that time "the hardest band in the land" had become mainstream with I was made for loving you. Lots of scared mums with their children at that concert. None of that in 1976... Aaah the olden days... :goofy:
Yesterday you told me i am deaf of old age. Reading this is suspect, you met Abraham a long time ago. :goofy:
I don't want attention.
I just want thunder! :woohoo:
Thunder in Holland means attention from Timmy's dutch colleagues. And a fine for making to much noise. Using a db meter is to complicated, so you get fined using a environmetal law. Costs about 1000 dollar and the registration papers from the bike confiscated, until the bike is tested with a street legal muffler. All at your own costs. So i understand, why Dutchy wants a db eater.
Last saw them in 1980 (with Iron Maiden as support act) but by that time "the hardest band in the land" had become mainstream with I was made for loving you. Lots of scared mums with their children at that concert. None of that in 1976... Aaah the olden days... :goofy:
Yesterday you told me i am deaf of old age. Reading this is suspect, you met Abraham a long time ago. :goofy:
I don't want attention.
I just want thunder! :woohoo:
Thunder in Holland means attention from Timmy's dutch colleagues. And a fine for making to much noise. Using a db meter is to complicated, so you get fined using a environmetal law. Costs about 1000 dollar and the registration papers from the bike confiscated, until the bike is tested with a street legal nuffler. All at your own costs. So i understand, why Dutchy wants a db eater.
they have granted me my first day off since October this Sunday. Following a bout with a box of sangria and a nap, I can check my stack of parts and maybe even box up some magic!!!
You would be walking home with your bike impounded here in QLD Australia for 40 km/h over the limit with a court appearance as well
40 K's over the limit here is an instant side of the road loss of licence and they have no sense of humour having recently dropped the speeding tolerance to just a couple of km/h over the limit = a fine
My riding buddy just got done for 64km/h in a 60 zone
I was in Australia three years ago on a four month post divorce road trip in a big old Toyota Amazon i had bought when i got nicked at 11 at night driving OUT of a back street town towards Tweeds Head. I was doing 15k over the limit and the camera was facing towards me. The flash frightened the crap out of me. By the time the paperwork caught up with me at my sisters place near Newcastle i was safely back in the UK. Never paid the fine so dare not go back to Aus, they'd probably put me in nick. Anyway Australia's too expensive now compared to when i was there 8 years ago.
Ps don't they give you double points if they nick you on a Sunday?
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