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m1ks
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 Posted: Sun Feb 26, 2012 12:16 pm Post subject: Remus stainless steel exhaust + fittings. |
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Complete Remus stainless steel exhaust, headers to link pipe and slip on end can.
Comes with new studs and bolts, excellent condition, wasn't cheap.
Am in uk, can package and ship reasonable here, can send to us but shipping would be costly I imagine?
£ Offers
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m1ks
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| Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2012 8:46 pm Post subject: |
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Pic of the exhaust.
Included are a new set of studs, nuts and gaskets.
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m1ks
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| Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2012 11:42 am Post subject: |
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Bike has gone, exhaust still here with brand new studs, bolts and gaskets.
£600+ worth of exhaust plus the fittings.
Looking for £350 ono.
Cheers
Mike
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abreeze
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| Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 10:45 pm Post subject: |
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| how much is that in US monies?? And what would it cost to get here?? |
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robleyd
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| Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 11:30 pm Post subject: |
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Could you also give an indication of getting it to Oz? The asking price is attractive 
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Jim
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| Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2012 3:05 am Post subject: |
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| abreeze wrote: | | how much is that in US monies?? And what would it cost to get here?? |
$550.62.
No idea on the shipping...
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m1ks
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| Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2012 7:32 am Post subject: |
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It's already packaged do I'll get the weight and dimensions and a shipping cost to both us and oz, I'll put the details on in case you can arrange a cheaper courier from your side too.
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m1ks
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| Posted: Fri Mar 23, 2012 3:38 pm Post subject: |
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Exhaust sold, cheers Paul, hope it sounds as nice as it looks.
Would love to see it once fitted and hear it running, I wish i'd braved the studs and fitted it when I had mine.
Sorry guys for not getting back with a shipping cost BTW, Oz was obscene and US I think was about £45, more if insured, (you may have been liable for import duties too?, i've been landed with those when i've purchased from the US), I did intend to get back with the figures but got snowed under with reams of other stuff and sorting out new bike and various spare bits for things, apologies again.
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cburgess594
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It is beautiful.. Paul would take a pic and post it here.....
Let us see...  |
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merlin geikie
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Yeah Oz is obscene when it comes to post/freight 
UK to Oz is 8GBP per 2.2 pounds.
US to Oz is much more once you don't fit a flat rate intnl box.
Damn those pipes look good, almost like polished copper on my screen.
Absolutely gorgeous......
But at least Oz is the home of Staintune 
What sort of power loss do you get ditching the cat and stock pipes please?
best from sunny downunder where the mild Fall is here and the riding is excellent. |
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robleyd
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| Quote: | | But at least Oz is the home of Staintune |
Which is great, except they don't list anything for bricks
I think the colour is mostly a reflection of the timber colour in the area.
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merlin geikie
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Robleyd writes;
| Quote: | | Which is great, except they don't list anything for bricks |
That is kinda weird coz my mate has a K12rs with Staintune and boy do they SOUND GOOD.
Instead of a muted Purrring of power, his bike emits a muted snarl reminiscent of a Ferrari  |
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robleyd
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| Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 9:32 am Post subject: |
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Well, a K1200 isn't exactly a K1100, now is it? Seems like they cover just about every BM made, except for bricks. Well, not quite every.
http://www.staintune.com.au/exhausts/bmw/
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merlin geikie
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Robleyd queries;
| Quote: | | Well, a K1200 isn't exactly a K1100, now is it? |
Well actually they have the same header setup, the motors are almost identical in architecture, just K12rs has the upswept exhaust muffler and a bigger cat.
Importantly though the header setup is the same.
The Staintune for the K12 has no cat and the upsweep could be reduced with a little TIG welding work and maybe a change of brackets.
see diagram http://www.staintune.com.au/exhausts/bmw/BMW_K1200RS.htm
Would not be hard to adapt if the need was there.
I am pretty sure if you talked to Staintune they would listen.
The sound of a K with a Staintune is quite awesome and puts the rice rockets in their place.
I had not noticed but the Staintune gives you a claimed 5.5hp more grunt especially around mid range 4375rpm and saves 6kg/13.2lbs.
I can imagine the shorter conrod of the K11 would really benefit from that mid range grunt addition, with more torque.
The K12 motor has longer conrods and barrels, giving it more torque and displacement and 15% more compression and has the brackets redesigned to hang in a frame rather than be the frame as in a K11.
Motronic 2.4 is slightly more fancy but still reliable 80s electronics. |
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