Exhaust sealing rings.

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Exhaust sealing rings.

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Hi all where is a good place to get the sealing rings that go from the end cans to the downpipes (link pipes) i've looked on e bay but can't see any , i know a dealers would be best but thought i'd ask cheers .

PB. :)
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Im looking for them also?
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i believe david silvers is the place to look :thumbup:
http://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk/
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do you mean the copper gaskets or the pipe clamps?
if you mean copper exhaust gaskets, any bike dealer will have them.
if you mean the chrome / stainless clamps that crimp the link pipes try http://www.pjengineering.co.uk/products.asp?cat=12
you'll probably need the 47-51mm clamps, a few £ each.
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benny hedges wrote:do you mean the copper gaskets or the pipe clamps?
if you mean copper exhaust gaskets, any bike dealer will have them.
if you mean the chrome / stainless clamps that crimp the link pipes try http://www.pjengineering.co.uk/products.asp?cat=12
you'll probably need the 47-51mm clamps, a few £ each.
Thanks not the clamps the copper gaskets ,i have a slight blow which i tried to seal but has come back .
Had a shite week got on the bike tonight and noticed it sod's law lol.

EDIT : thanks to playerone :thumbup:
Cheers PB .
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Just ordered from david silvers surprised how comprehensive the parts list is ,so ended up buying a few things lol .

Thanks all. :)
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Oh you can get carried away on there :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: You`ll have em by the end of the week mate, he`s really good :thumbup:
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If you think thats comprehensive, you should have a look at http://www.cmsnl.com/honda-vtr1000f-sup ... partslist/.

Prices are comparable, maybe slightly more, but they seem to have everything, and delivery is free. Or has been free the last 2 times ive ordered. Usually delivered within a week.
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wemoto is good as well - always had a good fast service off them :thumbup:
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marlbororman wrote:Oh you can get carried away on there :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: You`ll have em by the end of the week mate, he`s really good :thumbup:
The bits turned up this morning as you said, cracking service ! )
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