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ian brearley
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HI anyone know where i can get a set of baffles from for my microns they came without them when i bought the bike and i dont have any standard cans or rear foot pegs,or is their such a thing as universal baffles? or should i buy a set of standard exhausts and hangers from ebay etc its mot time in march
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Just get a set of universal ones off ebay they'll do the job - or micron did sell seperatly not sure whats happening now they went bust
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get these asap


http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Exhaust-baffles-i ... 240%3A1318

hes giving them away.... :wink:
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Hi thanks top tip, ive made him an offer will they fit? suppose its worth a try for 7.50
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ian brearley wrote:should i buy a set of standard exhausts and hangers from ebay etc its mot time in march
thanks ian
If your microns have "not for road use" or do not have a BSI stamp on them then the baffles wont do you any good, you'll need road legal cans for the mot.
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I got a set of standard cans you can have for the price of postage if it helps. :D
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cupasoop wrote:
ian brearley wrote:should i buy a set of standard exhausts and hangers from ebay etc its mot time in march
thanks ian
If your microns have "not for road use" or do not have a BSI stamp on them then the baffles wont do you any good, you'll need road legal cans for the mot.
I thought they'd changed it slightly and down to MOT testers discretion if not marked as they don't have to be now with all the removable baffles etc - but yeah it should be a fail if marked for race use etc :roll:

I've never had baffles in nor had E stamp on my cans for mot's and never failed and no bribery required :twisted:
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Demon tweeks do a viper baffle kit for just over a £10 each

http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/products/ ... lgrp=MCR01
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cupasoop wrote:
ian brearley wrote:should i buy a set of standard exhausts and hangers from ebay etc its mot time in march
thanks ian
If your microns have "not for road use" or do not have a BSI stamp on them then the baffles wont do you any good, you'll need road legal cans for the mot.
easy to polish out, i have a friendly MOT man :wink: :D
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JUST LOOKED AT THE CANS THEY ARE STAMPED BS EN 10088 ON EACH END THEN ON THE UNDERSIDE OF THE TAIL PIECE THEY ARE STAMPED NOT FOR ROAD USE????,THANKS FOR ALL THE REPLIES ITS VERY HELPFUL CHEERS IAN
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Ian,

It looks like your BS number (BS EN 10088) is the standard for the quality of the stainless steel used in the can construction, well the ends anyway if that's where the stamp is :!:

http://www.standardsdirect.org/standard ... _8211.html

Chris.

PS. My Scorpion cans don't have any BS standard or any other marks on them, but my bike goes through the mot with them fitted :!:
I think it is as Stu says, down to the discretion of the tester. After saying that the next time I take my bike for it's test I probably find they've changed the rules :wink:
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I didn't think they had to have any markings on, BUT if they specifically said "Not for Road Use" then they would be illegal anyway?
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If it say "not for road use" then they're illagal and won't get thro an MOT

If they are non-standard and not marked then the MOT Examiner can make a judgement.
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cupasoop wrote:If your microns have "not for road use" or do not have a BSI stamp on them then the baffles wont do you any good, you'll need road legal cans for the mot.
Not if that bit is not visible - I speak from 1st hand knowledge.
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ian brearley wrote:JUST LOOKED AT THE CANS THEY ARE STAMPED BS EN 10088 ON EACH END THEN ON THE UNDERSIDE OF THE TAIL PIECE THEY ARE STAMPED NOT FOR ROAD USE????,THANKS FOR ALL THE REPLIES ITS VERY HELPFUL CHEERS IAN
microns are stamped "not for road use" just where the removable baffle screw is, your cans are road legal and mot friedly untill you remove the baffles matey :wink:
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