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Termignoni 2 into 1 - Problem - help needed

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dukatzi

Discussion Starter · Jul 12, 2012

So I have a 2009 Hyper 1100s with the Termignoni 2 into 1 full system.
My bike has done 18,500 miles and yesterday whilst coming home on the motorway the end tip (which i believe is Titanium) decided to leave my bike for good.
Is it possible to just buy this end tip as a replacement or do i have to buy a complete can from a local stealer?
Any suggestions would be helpful as things are really hard at the moment

many thanks

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stillspiraling

· #2 · Jul 12, 2012

You should easily be able to find an end cap from someone (this end cap is used on thousands of termi pipes) - don't go for a muffler as you'll pay a lot more.

What's weird is that the end cap is usually riveted *and* silicone glued into place! How could that have come loose?

Also note that since the end cap is off and you'll have to get it repaired, being at 18k you might want to look into re-packing it.

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vroooom

· #3 · Jul 12, 2012

I would start by contacting Termignoni.

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dukatzi

Discussion Starter · #4 · Jul 12, 2012

stillspiraling said:
You should easily be able to find an end cap from someone (this end cap is used on thousands of termi pipes) - don't go for a muffler as you'll pay a lot more.

What's weird is that the end cap is usually riveted *and* silicone glued into place! How could that have come loose?

Also note that since the end cap is off and you'll have to get it repaired, being at 18k you might want to look into re-packing it.

Thanks for reply
1) the rivets have cut through the carbon
2) repacking is a must as I have lost that too

Termi authorised importer in UK not interested in helping, I did ask nicely, only wants to sell me new end can at £480.00. Ducati not interested also only want to sell me new end can upwards of £550.00. Every dealer I speak to says its not possible

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dukatzi

Discussion Starter · #5 · Jul 12, 2012

vroooom said:
I would start by contacting Termignoni.

Termi authorised and sole importer in UK not interested in helping, I did ask nicely, only wants to sell me new end can at £480.00. Ducati not interested also only want to sell me new end can upwards of £550.00. Every dealer I speak to says its not possible

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skulldudes

· #6 · Jul 12, 2012

dukatzi said:
Termi authorised and sole importer in UK not interested in helping, I did ask nicely, only wants to sell me new end can at £480.00. Ducati not interested also only want to sell me new end can upwards of £550.00. Every dealer I speak to says its not possible

Damn that sucks, yeah I don't believe they sell that piece alone, much less the packing. The only alternatives I see is finding a used pipe (or new) and replacing it. If the rivets tore through the carbon fiber, I don't see how a new cap would go on without falling off again, unless you know how to fix carbon fiber.

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1sicmofo

· #7 · Jul 12, 2012

skulldudes said:
Damn that sucks, yeah I don't believe they sell that piece alone, much less the packing. The only alternatives I see is finding a used pipe (or new) and replacing it. If the rivets tore through the carbon fiber, I don't see how a new cap would go on without falling off again, unless you know how to fix carbon fiber.

replace the muffler with another brand the inlet size should 54 mm

i replace mine with a MGP Muffler which all their mufflers are 54 mm id

its shorter fatter and sounds awe sum.

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vroooom

· #8 · Jul 13, 2012

dukatzi said:
Termi authorised and sole importer in UK not interested in helping, I did ask nicely, only wants to sell me new end can at £480.00. Ducati not interested also only want to sell me new end can upwards of £550.00. Every dealer I speak to says its not possible

poor customer service. have you tried contacting Termi in the US? I think the Americans might be better at CS.

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dukatzi

Discussion Starter · #9 · Jul 14, 2012

vroooom said:
poor customer service. have you tried contacting Termi in the US? I think the Americans might be better at CS.

Thanks
I will try after the weekend -

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1sicmofo

· #10 · Jul 15, 2012

dukatzi said:
Thanks
I will try after the weekend -

I don't think they have support in the US, when i had a problem they had to

contact ITALY !!!!!!!

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