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The budget champ |
January 30, 2010 |
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Graham Motzing
from Milwaukee, WI United States
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For some reason a lot of people turn their noses up at the tecno circuit, perhaps because it's a little kinky around the pedal sprocket, perhaps because they only think good things cost lotsa money, or perhaps they want the neon Simonini stickers, but for stock or low-rpm applications, this pipe has the goods.
The metal is beefy, the welds are solid, it comes with the m7-m6 coupler nut to bolt it right onto your head, the tone is very mild, and the performance is good. Not going to be the hi-rpm ripper that your wet dreams are made of, but on a stock (50cc, ported) bike it pulls all the way up to about 9k and hits around 3. Probably would be all around lower with a kit.
The clear coating is made out of scotch-tape and snot, or something equally lousy, but you probably wanted to repaint it black anyhow... right?
check out a stock setup blasting with this pipe on
http://outofcontrolmopeds.blogspot.com/2009/12/super-stock-ciao.html
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Nice pipe |
September 13, 2009 |
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Joe Slezak
from NJ United States
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Good all around performance increase. Low end gained a bit more acceleration, middle gained a noticeable increase, and top end about 4 to 5 mph, and it sounds healthy at top speed~Less Buzzing. The engine mounting M7 nut needs to be trimmed on Kinetic TFR's so it doesn't have enough threads to hold properly. Oh Well, Still awesome.
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