My first NC30
- bikemonkey
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Re: My first NC30
Any more updates on this?
- Cammo
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Re: My first NC30
What sort of custom are you looking for? I would stick with the standard aftermarket sized can, looks best with these bikes. P&J engineering supply all sort of muffler parts if you're looking to refurb your messed up can: http://www.pjengineering.co.uk/Tomzed wrote:And as for the exhaust it's an ethos full system but the cans a mess so need to. Find a can for it would prefer carbon. Don't no if anyone nos anywhere that does custom cans?
Looking great so far!
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Re: My first NC30
Looking nice. Don' t forget to check that your earth points on the frame have had the PC cleaned back to bare metal for a good contact or I suspect you may be chasing electrical gremlins for a while.
Turned this:

Into this in about an hour and a half (even replaced the wadding with some new whilst I was at it):

As Cammo says - Just re sleeve it yourself. I did my oval ART can and got the bits from here (http://www.aa16.co.uk/).Tomzed wrote: the cans dinTed and scraped. I think I want to replace it with a carbon can of a similar design
Turned this:

Into this in about an hour and a half (even replaced the wadding with some new whilst I was at it):

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Re: My first NC30
hi guy ive a few bits an pieces ive done but nothing to much as im currently on with building a 42sqm garage and thats taking all my time i could realy do with getting hold of a good condition wiring loom to get it running.
i plan on resleveing the standard can the same size just unsure weather to do a aluminium can like standard or do a carbon sleeve. opinions?
i plan on resleveing the standard can the same size just unsure weather to do a aluminium can like standard or do a carbon sleeve. opinions?
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Re: My first NC30
I prefer carbon I reckon they sound better than aluminium, though stainless sounds better again IMO.
Whatever floats your boat.
Whatever floats your boat.
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Re: My first NC30
I'm thinking of selling up as really need to finish my garage
So look out for parts in the forsake section over the next few days
So look out for parts in the forsake section over the next few days
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Re: My first NC30
Thats a shame it was shaping up to be a real nice bike.
What you want for the ethos system?
What you want for the ethos system?

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Re: My first NC30
Dam Tony, you dont hang about. 2nd dibs on the exhaust!
Just keep at it, whats the point of having the garage with nothing to put in it
Just keep at it, whats the point of having the garage with nothing to put in it

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Re: My first NC30
Just so people no after talking with a few people I can't part so I'm going to have to finish it
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Re: My first NC30
Tomzed wrote:Just so people no after talking with a few people I can't part so I'm going to have to finish it
Waheyyyyy

Good choice
