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Correct side for the pipe

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kneedown

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Where do I find a pipe to exit on the correct (Right) side?,Not too many MG's here.
Thanks for the help
 
Presuming you mean for a Griso... RacerX has the only one that i have seen on the market. Check out the classified section for a listing... By the way.. The pipe sounds super!
 
+1 on Racer X's pipe. Even get positive comments at the Harley shop. Top qualilty construction and fitment.
 
Hi Jetboy

I must say that's one hell of a good looking Griso:)

But - I really think you need one or two more bikes:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
How big is your garage?
And how do you know which one to connect to the optimate?:laugh:

No serously that looks the dogs danglies:)

Loftyjohn
 
Jetboy wrote:
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+1 on Racer X's pipe. Even get positive comments at the Harley shop. Top qualilty construction and fitment.
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I'll admit that looks pretty good but just imagine how much better it would look with a pipe on each side. It would have that nice balanced look! B)
 
kneedown wrote:
Where do I find a pipe to exit on the correct (Right) side?,Not too many MG's here.
Thanks for the help
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You can find one right HERE. ;)
 
gargoyle wrote:
I'll admit that looks pretty good but just imagine how much better it would look with a pipe on each side. It would have that nice balanced look! B)
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I would not prefer a pipe on both sides. To each their own, but I like the look on the left side with no pipe and no swingarm. Adding a pipe to that side would be a step backwards to me.
I think the rightside exit pipe RacerX came up with is about perfect.
 
Sure it's perfect ... but I agree with Gargoyle that perfect things come in pairs ;)
 
No. Surely the whole point of the Griso is a lack of symmetry. Next thing you'll be telling us you want an oil cooler on both sides. Personally I don't like twin shocks or twin silencers.
 
Heh, sure! And a starter on each side, as well as a side-stand ... what else? :silly:
 
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