Noise, I need noise!!

29-07-2004, 12:49 PM

I've had my 750 monster about 18 months from new, & due to financial restraints, have not been able to carry out ANY mods yet... apart from peeling off the '750 Monster' stickers from the side panels

However I'm slowly managing to scrape together a few bob & think it's about time I invested in some seriously noisy cans

A friend of mine rides an Aprillia Falco 1000 (V-twin) furnished with a pair of high level Renegade exhausts. They're fantastic, a real deep thunderous rumble that can put the frightners on a Granny from 3 quarters of a mile :twisted:

A set of low level Renegades are at the top of my shopping list at the moment, but want/need as much help & advice as I can get, as 500 quid doesn't come easy!

All cheaper and/or noisier options considered

29-07-2004, 12:56 PM

I have some remus grand prix cans in alloy, 380 new as there are a couple of scratches I ll take 130. someone else here is interseted though so be quick. yes, loud.
Alex

29-07-2004, 01:55 PM

Alex
Are they the Oval Race version or the Road/Race with removeable baffle? How old are they? A couple of scratches, does that mean 2? Or has someone been scrubbing them with a wire brush?

Why are you getting rid?

Sorry for ALL the questions

One more thing, forgive my ignorance, but where the hell is Brideshead?

Cheers David

29-07-2004, 02:02 PM

re- noisy cans
have a look at member manc skanc's bike, it has low level cans which not only look the business but sound loud with a capital ow! by far the most radical choice to frighten octogenarians across the land.

29-07-2004, 03:26 PM

oval no baffles but i got ny mot okay. got some carbon ones thats why they are off, sound wise very similar to sil. scratch on either side where previous owner rubbed against post I think not deep enough and low enough to look like results of a spill, they polish up like mirrors and are the exact same cans ducati rebadge as ducati performance. Manks I belive are made by road racing italy and curl up under the bike, very low level as opposed to low level, being made by Road racing they are lovely but come with a price tag to match

29-07-2004, 03:35 PM

[QUOTE=dean]re- noisy cans
by far the most radical choice to frighten octogenarians..... QUOTE]

and maybe get you pulled? The deep throaty roar is a nice part of the Ducati experience but be careful of going TOO loud, you'll probably attract attention of the unwanted kind

29-07-2004, 03:41 PM

Alex, the cans are roadracing italy (i had the bike modified, sold it to mank), are also expensive, but i have seen seconhand sets going quite cheap on ebay from time to time. regarding noise, yes they're noisy, but nicey!

29-07-2004, 12:49 PM	#1
hammy Guest Posts: n/a	Noise, I need noise!! I've had my 750 monster about 18 months from new, & due to financial restraints, have not been able to carry out ANY mods yet... apart from peeling off the '750 Monster' stickers from the side panels However I'm slowly managing to scrape together a few bob & think it's about time I invested in some seriously noisy cans A friend of mine rides an Aprillia Falco 1000 (V-twin) furnished with a pair of high level Renegade exhausts. They're fantastic, a real deep thunderous rumble that can put the frightners on a Granny from 3 quarters of a mile :twisted: A set of low level Renegades are at the top of my shopping list at the moment, but want/need as much help & advice as I can get, as 500 quid doesn't come easy! All cheaper and/or noisier options considered

29-07-2004, 12:56 PM	#2
A Yerbury Guest Posts: n/a	I have some remus grand prix cans in alloy, 380 new as there are a couple of scratches I ll take 130. someone else here is interseted though so be quick. yes, loud. Alex

29-07-2004, 01:55 PM	#3
hammy Guest Posts: n/a	Alex Are they the Oval Race version or the Road/Race with removeable baffle? How old are they? A couple of scratches, does that mean 2? Or has someone been scrubbing them with a wire brush? Why are you getting rid? Sorry for ALL the questions One more thing, forgive my ignorance, but where the hell is Brideshead? Cheers David

29-07-2004, 02:02 PM	#4
dean Guest Posts: n/a	re- noisy cans have a look at member manc skanc's bike, it has low level cans which not only look the business but sound loud with a capital ow! by far the most radical choice to frighten octogenarians across the land.

29-07-2004, 03:26 PM	#5
A Yerbury Guest Posts: n/a	oval no baffles but i got ny mot okay. got some carbon ones thats why they are off, sound wise very similar to sil. scratch on either side where previous owner rubbed against post I think not deep enough and low enough to look like results of a spill, they polish up like mirrors and are the exact same cans ducati rebadge as ducati performance. Manks I belive are made by road racing italy and curl up under the bike, very low level as opposed to low level, being made by Road racing they are lovely but come with a price tag to match

29-07-2004, 03:35 PM	#6
psychlist Guest Posts: n/a	[QUOTE=dean]re- noisy cans by far the most radical choice to frighten octogenarians..... QUOTE] and maybe get you pulled? The deep throaty roar is a nice part of the Ducati experience but be careful of going TOO loud, you'll probably attract attention of the unwanted kind

29-07-2004, 03:41 PM	#7
dean Guest Posts: n/a	Alex, the cans are roadracing italy (i had the bike modified, sold it to mank), are also expensive, but i have seen seconhand sets going quite cheap on ebay from time to time. regarding noise, yes they're noisy, but nicey!