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[Revband]

Simon, this is not progress.

[Off to the shed again]

Have you seen the latest offers from Mr H? Just saying, absolutely no connection with the company and I don't have PPI. I Have a rather large steel shelter over me, though, that should stop the bullets!
Best Regards
Chris

[Scalyback]

GREAT!



I try to do interesting posts with nice pictures and witty stuff and what makes four pages of replies???

Ruddy exhaust wrap! Sometimes I really wonder...

[WDCO42]

Has any of you tried wraped handlebar mirrors to gain a few MPH ? (just try this post will reach the 80 replies)

[Scalyback]

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OK, damn well exhaust wrap that then!!!

[Beezabryan]

http://www.hitchcocksmotorcycles.com/ne ... mized_look!

[Bullet Whisperer]

Thinking about it, when I was an engineer on the tugs, the exhaust pipes from the main engines, generators and any other auxiliary engines were always wrapped or 'lagged'. The tugs weren't very fast at all, but you didn't get burned if you touched the exhaust pipes!

[ric]

I think we need some input from a professional wrapper such as Eminem to give this thread the direction it needs.

I'll get my hat, and go out for a ride...

[Presto]

Paul raises a worthwhile point (if any point made under this subject is ‘worthwhile’!!!). Wrapped exhaust pipes in a confined area seem a sensible idea, not just to protect flesh from being burned but to reduce air temperature under the bonnet, (or maybe behind a fairing), which, I’d guess, would contribute to performance.

[2cvandy]

at last, the real reason for exhaust wrap from a trusted professional,,,,,,,,,,,, - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ja6uqdaWkRc