Newbie - Termignoni's ?

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mathand1

Joined May 2009

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Banbury

• Jul 23, 2009

• #21

Good deal !!

Had these beauty's included for a mere £200 extra from DK motorcycles(What a deal)...Sound lovely..:thumbup.

 

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silverstorm

Joined Jul 2009

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Northumberland

• Jul 23, 2009

• #22

Bargain mate.

Dealer bought my T from removes aftermarket zorsts and sells em on ebay!

Seen em sell two sets of Akras that were shown on a blue and white bike just like mine :sneaky2

 

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mathand1

Joined May 2009

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Banbury

• Jul 23, 2009

• #23

Got to admit I was very tempted to put them on e-bay myself as they can go for around the £500 mark.

Trouble now being that I have got used to the sound and look of them....so if I fitted the standered cans back on it wont quite be the same.

As for selling the standered cans brand new and unused I dont think they will sell for anything :no

 

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roadrunner

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godalming

• Jul 24, 2009

• #24

Fitted mivv`s today didn`t take long about 30 minutes. They look beautiful and my god the sound as fantastic, v loud at tickover (almost like straight through pipes)then strangely gets quieter when just off tickover then the loudness comes back with vengance higher up the rev range. No pic`s yet as its monsoon weather here.

paul.

 

johny

Joined Apr 2009

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wick,scotland

• Jul 24, 2009

• #25

roadrunner said:

Fitted mivv`s today didn`t take long about 30 minutes. They look beautiful and my god the sound as fantastic, v loud at tickover (almost like straight through pipes)then strangely gets quieter when just off tickover then the loudness comes back with vengance higher up the rev range. No pic`s yet as its monsoon weather here.

paul.

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is this with removable baffles fitted or removed?

thought you would like em:cheers

 

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roadrunner

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godalming

• Jul 24, 2009

• #26

Have`nt touched them, straight from the box so with baffles in!!

 

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adammc

Joined Jul 2009

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• Jul 27, 2009

• #27

Take a look at these I ordered some today so can't comment on them yet but they seem well made by a reputable italian company, take a look at the mivv website.

Rear footrests can be kept too according to the guy on the phone and the pictures on mivv's website.

http://www.motorcycle-exhausts.co.uk/index.php?cPath=1_5_809_810

 

Tizer

Joined Jul 2009

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Fife,Scotland

• Jul 27, 2009

• #28

seanramsay said:

hey felix i got bewoulfs on mine their a bit shorter than standard about 380mm, no bad priced at about 350 the pair and ****** mentally oud even with baffles in

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Ive just fitted a black Beuwlf Warrior can on my 03, nice shape four sided and its pretty loud ! can looks good but still like the sound of the Akra`s grass is always greener

Steve Mac

 

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roadrunner

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godalming

• Jul 28, 2009

• #29

Pictures of mivv gp`s

paul

 

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adammc

Joined Jul 2009

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• Jul 28, 2009

• #30

Nice, do they sound as good as they look?

 

johny

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wick,scotland

• Jul 28, 2009

• #31

very nice:thumbup

 

Nobist

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Sunny Astley GUNCHESTER Ingerland

• Jul 28, 2009

• #32

sweet, can you put a close up side shot on mate.

 

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roadrunner

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godalming

• Jul 28, 2009

• #33

Oh yes tyey sound bloody gorgeous, deep and loud. Got a feeling i might just get pulled if i get within earshot of a plod vehicle!!
paul

 

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adammc

Joined Jul 2009

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• Jul 28, 2009

• #34

Great, I ordered some mivv high levelers and they should be here by the middle of next week so should sound similar.
Does the bike run better with them on now?

 

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roadrunner

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godalming

• Jul 28, 2009

• #35

Seems to run about the same as it used to. I dont know about yours but mine seems to run pretty badly at low rev`s, pops a bit on over run, a bit jerky on initial throttle pick up, may take it back to the dealers to check the fuelling. I`ve heard about the emissions problems with low speed running but i am just wondering if mine is a bad one. I have a friend with a mille and he says his runs better with map 2 and akro`s fitted. mine is still on map 1 as far as i know.

 

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adammc

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• Jul 28, 2009

• #36

Mines running lumpy below 3 thousand, standard map and cans and lots of clutch control around town and will be down to EU emissions and the CAT'S but above that it's great and pops and bangs on the overrun which really is music to my ears!
I'm going to try the 15 tooth sprocket up front like some others have done as that should will help with the jerkiness and help the bike spin up from low revs faster and then get the 2nd map when my exhausts arrive.
I've had lots of sportsbikes and just sold a ktm 660 supercomp to help fund the tuono but have to admit the tuono just has it all, great motor, comfy, ability to tour and turns like a sports 600 in the right hands I just can't fault it, a few little glitches with the fuelling etc and suspension but I am a middle aged 14 stone so with a couple of quid it should be my perfect bike.

 

felix

Joined Jul 2009

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Harrogate

Discussion Starter
• Jul 28, 2009

• #37

Paul, those Mivvs look excellent.
Do they have the e mark stamped on em ? (thought they were road legal with the baffels in & would be exempt from plod)
post a sound recording !!!!!!!

 

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roadrunner

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godalming

• Jul 29, 2009

• #38

Felix, they do not seem to have an E mark on them anywhere. Will try to post a sound recording.