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Old May 19th, 2009, 10:35 pm   #1 (permalink)
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Subframe sliders & shortened termis

I have front and rear wheel axle sliders plus acerbis barbusters fitted, but I dropped the bike at a track day at the start of the year and bent my exhaust. I have the termi 2-1-2 system and it just stuck out far enough from under the seat to be one of the contact points in the crash. The link pipe between the cans twisted and bent the pipes slightly.

When i got the pipes straightened I had the termis shortened by 50mm so they do not stick out as far. It is a bit louder, but also deeper. But not stupidly loud. I got sliders fitted to the subframe to also help protect the exhaust.

I realise that this will transfer the force into the subframe, but the subframe is a hell of alot stronger than the cans - anyone who has taken the subframe off the bike has probably seen that it's pretty sturdy. Also, it will be cheaper and easier to straighten the subframe than the termis.

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Old May 19th, 2009, 11:18 pm   #2 (permalink)
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I got sliders fitted to the subframe to also help protect the exhaust.
that looks like a good spot for them. it should also help protect the carbon exhaust covers too i would think. did they get trashed when you crashed?
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I picked that spot cause it was where the subframe sticks out the widest and there is a fair bit of bracing there. Yes mate, the right side caron cover got damaged. But it just cracked and grazed, didn't shatter or have bits fall off, so it held together pretty good. I was lucky and picked up a geniune set pretty cheaply from someone who had a S model and just brought a termi 2-1 system.
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Awesome idea Infidel!!!

2 questions; how did you fit the sliders to the subframe and at what area did you have the Termi's shortened?

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Got a small section of plate steel welded to the subframe between the bracing, so the sliders bolt to that. I have the woodcraft rear sets so the idea was it would also give me a point to attach pillion pegs.

For the termis, endcap emoved and the carbon sleve and stainless cans were trimed back 50mm.
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Sweet. Thanks dood!
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Awesome idea Infidel!!!

2 questions; how did you fit the sliders to the subframe and at what area did you have the Termi's shortened?

Thanks dood!
Some more pics for you, Jebus my phone camera suxs





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Nice dood. My Termi's are loud enough so I doubt I'll cut 'em but I might steal your rear slider idea.
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