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whoosher


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Hi just fitted new motad looks very nice. Now keeping ttr 

 

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I'm with you on that, Whoosher, they do look nice, don't they? 

 

Have you tried it yet?

Have you noticed any difference? 

Don't be shy - let us all know, please.

Martyn



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Will try tommorrow on way to work.    



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It is lot quieter   And my bike  runs better      



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If your original exhaust had been in good condition would it still have been worth it to buy the Motad silencer? 



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Whilst doing a search to get any info on Motads I found this thread and realised it's the bike I just bought. 



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andy m wrote:

Whilst doing a search to get any info on Motads I found this thread and realised it's the bike I just bought. 

 Haha, how ironic! no smile

Have you seen this- http://www.joatmoa.co.uk/ttr250/exhaust.htm

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Small world the TTR world. Just wondered if the Motads were any good ?? I see FMF and DG do pipes but may be loud ??



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LOL - the TTR in the last two pics is my 325 biggrin

Also possible to purchase the Motads through my link here - http://www.totallyttrs.com/#silencers wink

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hi,wondering what people  think of the motad pipe for the ttr..have just bought one and seems to me like the power has shifted slightlyhmm

my old pipe,a loud crd absolute,would lift the front wheel if the throttle is snapped open at a walking pace,all be it with a bit of yanking on the bars,now it won't but will at a faster pace/high rpm,so as new chain and sprockets are due shortly was contemplating going for a lower ratio set up as i feel the bike now accelerates very easily, revs quite happily in all gears and pullssmile

not sure what gearing i'm running at the moment,but thinking due to the new pipe and can probably run low gearing with out losing to much from top end,all thoughts appreciated,thanks in advance and happy new year to allparty.gif



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http://www.crd-international.com/courbes/affiche_courbe.php?img=ligne%20TTR-std.JPG

here is a link to the power curve for the CRD. It is in French so hard to read for this cowboy.

Can't find anything for the motad to compare at the moment. sorry



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When I get some cash up gonna buy one of Brian's pipes, no re jetting required.

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I have one on my TTR 250 2005 Model. For some reason I can open the right foot peg as it hits the silencer stopping it from opening fully. Anyone else have this issue?



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Yes! I pulled the foot peg down very hard and it comes down but did/ does mark the pipe. Worst thing about the motad is if you fit ac10 rear tyres they foul on the side of the can (sad face) but it does look nice!

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must be a poor design to do that. re the AC10 its a big tyre I just say What size did you put on It? 



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If the Motad silencer was computer software then the footpeg issue would be referred to as a "feature" biggrin

I looked back at Andy's pictures of his son-in-law's TTR that we took up to Motad in Walsall to use as the jig and it did have the RH footpeg fitted so not sure exactly what happened there. Will have a look later wink

This was the brief to Motad regarding the design and build of the TTR silencer - which they met handsomely:

  • It had to be made from 100% stainless and therefore be the last exhaust an owner would need to buy. No more rotting out at the joint with the header pipe!
  • The silencer had to be as quiet as the original without a loss of power.
  • It needed to have a short tail pipe to deflect the hot exhaust gas away from the number plate and indicator.
  • It had to have a decent guard on the side of the silencer to stop the side panel touching the hot box.

Weight saving was not on the agenda but it ended up being about 1kg lighter than the standard box without being noisy.

Brian

PS to James - did the spacer under the rear fixing bolt not work?

 



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I wanted to use the rear pegs to take me boy on the back now and then!! 

 

I dunno if I should force the peg as I might put a hole in the pipe



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I have checked the clearance on mine and the footpeg catches on the ipe as described.

I haven't done it but it would be possible to take a bit of metal off the retaining peg (which is the part that is catching on the silencer) without compromising its retaining ability. An easier alternative would be to pack the pipe out a bit by putting a washer in between the pipe and frame. I loosened my front bolt and the pipe didn't need to move in much to clear the footpeg.

If I was to make the mod I would probably do both, packing washer and shave a bit off the footpeg.

Brian



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