RVF Tyga Maggot Fitting
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RVF Tyga Maggot Fitting
I did a search and could not find the answer, so apologies if I missed it.
I was wondering about fitting a tyga maggot can on a standard RVF. I know the three bolt bracket would have to be cut off and the two u-clamps welded on but I was wondering is will the can slip right over the pipe or will it need a link pipe???
Oh,,, and are these things taking the piss with how loud they are??? its going on a road bike :)
Thanks!
I was wondering about fitting a tyga maggot can on a standard RVF. I know the three bolt bracket would have to be cut off and the two u-clamps welded on but I was wondering is will the can slip right over the pipe or will it need a link pipe???
Oh,,, and are these things taking the piss with how loud they are??? its going on a road bike :)
Thanks!
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Re: RVF Tyga Maggot Fitting
Yeah much too loud, I'll give ya £20 fer it...
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Re: RVF Tyga Maggot Fitting
Very, very loud. Loved mine but couldn't keep it on the bike, it was rediculous. You'll need a reducer to fit it to a standard system.
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Re: RVF Tyga Maggot Fitting
You'll become 'friends' with your local bobby in no time!
And also your neighbours.


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Re: RVF Tyga Maggot Fitting
Viper, do you know where i can get a reducer?? Thanks
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mattUKNC wrote:You'll become 'friends' with your local bobby in no time!And also your neighbours.
Better get me tax sorted so!!!
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Re: RVF Tyga Maggot Fitting
Contact a forum member called Rick Oliver, he'll sort you out.mylessheehy wrote:Viper, do you know where i can get a reducer?? Thanks
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Re: RVF Tyga Maggot Fitting
viper_biker wrote:Contact a forum member called Rick Oliver, he'll sort you out.mylessheehy wrote:Viper, do you know where i can get a reducer?? Thanks
thanjs, ill send him an emil now.
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Re: RVF Tyga Maggot Fitting
You can't get a reducer for the RVF. So I might just have to go to a local fabricator to get an adapter made up.
Im sure someone here has done this mod before???
Any suggestions appreciated!!!
Thanks
Im sure someone here has done this mod before???
Any suggestions appreciated!!!
Thanks
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Re: RVF Tyga Maggot Fitting
Just spoke to a lad on a different forum. He fitted one to his rvf. All he needed was a hacksaw and a spanner. (and the clamps welded on)
So happy days!
Thanks for your help lads!
So happy days!
Thanks for your help lads!