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2Bros - 12/18/2004 12:19:41 PM

chainstretcher

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Here's big pics of the 2Bros CF pipe. I retained the the brown plastic thing that goes on top of the heat shield in back. Modified it to fit the new pipe and painted it black. Don't know why Honda went with brown/metallic for that piece -- didn't match a thing on the bike. Anyway, I thought that just the heat shield sticking out under the tail light was ugly.

Enjoy the big pics

(and yes, I know I can resize but I happen to like big pics):

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RE: 2Bros - 12/18/2004 5:09:10 PM

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And since I pretty much have the board to myself today let me add that even in my limited state I managed to test ride the 1kRR and the new addition is working and playing well with others. By their own admission the 2Bros pipe only adds 4 ponies and dumps around 5lbs. I dumped maybe another pound or two with miscellaneous stuff. Anyway, it's amazing how much of a difference it makes. I can only corner decently in a lefterly direction -- hard rights hurt brutally -- but the mid-range boost and minimal weight loss make for even more fun.

I might actually do the fender eliminator from competition werkes to show off the pipe better

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RE: 2Bros - 12/20/2004 8:57:31 AM

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Looks awseome man. How long did the install take you? You definatly need to get rid of that rear sail. That will improve the looks alot more. It's looking great though.

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RE: 2Bros - 12/20/2004 12:44:08 PM

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Neo - Thanks!! ya oughta hear it ... I left Snampro a rev-message on his machine ha ha.

Install was easy -- Honda has their engineering right. Stuff is easy to take off in a logical way. Only thing I didn't like is that there are several pan head bolts that could fit in different places.

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