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system now finished and first production just being made
a nice sound and road legal- with the option of removing the db eaters and getting more noise for off road use
comes with mounting brackets so any of the early bikes with integral pillion footrest and silencer mount will need single...
we will have the next batch of xs650 pipes ready next week and want to fit them to a bike with our stainless steel reverse cone silencers
if you can loan us a bike for a couple of days here in Walsall W MIDS- then we are keen to supply you a set of pipes or complete with silencers at very...
We have had to reduce the range of old models- and just make them to special order (but this reduces price as we don't have to stock) we have some XS750 systems but have not had demand for the 850- problem is they last too long and don't wear out!
would like to make a more specific version for XS650- don't want to sell on the forum- please email me on ianmcdonald@motad.co.uk and perhaps we can work together on getting this done
Ian McD
we struggled to stay ahead of demand- are making a new batch now and will list on ebay at a fixed buy it now price when ready
sizing was designed to fit with standard silencers (think it was 38mm outlet od but will check)
thats the bracket mount we have used for 40 years- not sure if we copied conti in the 70s or they copied us
we make a stainless steel silencer very similar with db eater we are selling at £50
we make our version of the original pipes in stainless steel
these have sold well
is there any interest in stainless steel silencers? anyone up for lowning us a bike here in the west midlands so we can finalise the design if there is?
Ian McDonald
Motad