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    Bike manifold / exhaust fun

    Take one winter bitten manifold






    Give it a good clean (this was the hardest part).
    I decided to take it right down to the metal, should last a bit longer this way, and will be easier to do next time around.





    Paint with heat resistant paint





    Hurrah!
    What a difference
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    And by trying to force me to like small pants, they've alienated me.

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    looks like new tbh

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    Wanna do the one off my Varadero?

    Thinking of doing that before I sell it, get more money for it that way (oh, and it is a known problem on ER-5s )

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    Come up well Agent, nice work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dave87 View Post
    Wanna do the one off my Varadero?

    Thinking of doing that before I sell it, get more money for it that way (oh, and it is a known problem on ER-5s )
    Ha, this took long enough thanks
    Its not the kinda job you can do in a day though, I really underestimated the time it would take. The paint alone needs a good day to dry, each side!

    Its a PITA on the Er-5's due to the way its exposed
    Ive seen a bellypan for it, but it looks rubbish. Plus its a stupid price.

    This should last a while though. Its easy enough to do when I come to sell it
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    And by trying to force me to like small pants, they've alienated me.

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    I keep whacking mine into kerbs and stuff. Oh well, I daresay some putty will fix it when it starts blowing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Agent View Post
    Ha, this took long enough thanks
    Its not the kinda job you can do in a day though, I really underestimated the time it would take. The paint alone needs a good day to dry, each side!

    Its a PITA on the Er-5's due to the way its exposed
    Ive seen a bellypan for it, but it looks rubbish. Plus its a stupid price.

    This should last a while though. Its easy enough to do when I come to sell it
    What paint did you use?

    Mine being a V-twin its gunna be a pita to remove

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