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14-05-2008, 09:21 PM
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Eh? Are you deaf?  Makes more noise than my Speed Triple with a road legal race can on.... Induction noise if for the rider. Exhaust noise is for posing to other people!  |
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14-05-2008, 09:34 PM
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flob-a-lob-a-lob
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: NW Surrey
Bike: Multiple Monsters
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- dont you wear ear plugs too? I find exhaust tunes alerts drivers on quite a number of occasions - and lets the REAL ducati sound out when required. A properly made system will still permit the bike to sound moderate, when ridden moderately - and also sing well when opened on road or track. Mind you, I've had Ducati's for quite a long while now and am so used to the 'proper' sound from all of them, right up from the 620 - as well as open clutch on our bigger 2 (before you comment on that type of noise - its cooler for it as I tend to ride distances ).One of my bruvs had an uncorked striple till he got his latest bike a couple of weeks or so ago, but he said it still doesnt measure up to AK's special for 'tune' |
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14-05-2008, 09:43 PM
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 LOL! Why would you wear earplugs when you can listen to induction like that? I admit all Dukes sound lovely unsilenced. I might get mine canned, or I might spend the money on fuel and tyres..... We'll see. I saw the official accessories brochure at the weekend. There will be a nice neat numberplate hanger, I'll get one of those I think, and maybe some nice mirrors. And I'll uprate the headlight bulbs too. Anyway, why am I on about this. I gotta get my grubby little mitts on it first, FFS! |
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