2" TT Rep LHS Exhaust | Scotts Owners Club

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6th April 2013 at 1:18 pm #3273

Orgasmatron
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Jeff Reed has very kindly allowed exhaust manufacturers Competition Fabrications (in Attleborough) to make a copy of his Nick Paravani (Nick has now retired) 2″ LHS exit exhaust pipe for my 1930 TT Replica. Jeff has had (or will soon have) his exhaust delivered to Competition Fabrications, who are confident that they can make an exact chrome plated copy for me.
If anyone else wants a similar exhaust (it will be the front half only, not the rear section with the silencer, although I will be pursuing this once the front section is fitted to my bike), I would suggest that they contact Richie (email address : richie@competitionfabrications.co.uk or telephone 01953 454573) to advise him. If sufficient people order this exhaust, it my be worthwhile Competition Fabrications making a jig for future orders.
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Chris.

9th April 2013 at 5:56 pm #10690

BRIAN MARSHALL
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Hi, I have a good solid, (heavy) jig here for the 2″ left-hand pipe. It’s not mine, but has been here for several years, and I am sure that the owner will not mind it going out on loan for a while. Anyone wanting to borrow it will have to collect it from here, AND return it in due course. My contact details are as listed on page 66 of the April issue of Yowl.
I also have in stock two new polished stainless pipes that are a slightly different shape to the usual Rep/Sprint/TT pattern, as the pipe sweeps back at a higher level than usual, then sweeps downwards to connect to a silencer in the usual place behind the footrest. I also have a small stock of very nice stainless flanges for fabricating these exhausts. The flanges are ONLY for longstroke exhaust port dimensions.
The pipes are £295-00 each, and the flanges are £25-00 each. I would NOT like to have to parcel-up and post the pipes due to the risk of damage in transit… I can take pipes, and flanges to the AGM, so if you are interested please post a reply or send me a P.M. as soon as possible ! Ask me nicely, and I could also take the jig to the AGM….
Brian

13th April 2013 at 3:58 pm #10691

BRIAN MARSHALL
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Well, there were no takers, so the jig didn’t go to the AGM, and I still have two stainless 2″ LH pipes, and a batch of stainless flange plates. Why do I bother ?…..
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