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For mounting the Laser, you'll need three parts:
Hear Tom Cevro's Laser equipped TA (mpeg3, 290Kb). However, I guess, this
is the sport version ... ;-)
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The product description, stolen from Leovinci site:
Price: DEM 669.- (EUR 342.-)
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Performance: Dirk says, there's no noticeable enhancement, but on the Anderstorp
Grand Prix circuit back straight he's been faster than me ... Ok, his bike has some
less 100,000 km on the odo ;-)
Price: appr. DEM 419.-, what is really not too much money, but the manufacturing quality
is rather poor. Dirk uses it for roughly a year (correct, Dirk?), and I saw lots of
rust on the muffler.
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Two things I know about this muffler:
French exhaust pipes manufacturer MIGMufflers
Devil, spotted on a Dutch TA during ITTī98.
Currently donīt know anything about it.
Domus/Rina: A Belgium made
stainless steel pipe with a great sound, but a little bit too loud to be legal in Germany. These
pipes formerly have been sold as "Domus", now the brand is "Rina". Spotted on several
Dutch bikes during ITTī98.
JR Tuning Motorsport
Laser Produro: stainless steel, easy mounting, great
looking, with a terrific deep sound when open. DEM 757,-
German ABE; also sport version available (without ABE).
Normally these parts are combined to a kit assembled specially for your bike.
You'll need a mpeg3 player like Winamp for Windows to hear it.
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Detlev Louis (provider)
CEA GmbH (Importer Germany)
M & P
MGH Motorradteile
Leovinci
of Italy manufactures the EC-approved X3 muffler for Transalp.
The homologated X3 range achieves the correct balance between performance and noise
emissions. This is a CEE - approved product, which betters the performance of OE silencers. The
internal structure is fabricated from stainless steel based on the 'twin chamber' concept, surrounded
by sound-absorbent material. The outer skin, with its typically italian design, is made from
aluminium, and the overall weight of the exhaust is considerably lighter than the OE system.
Leovinci
Marving:
seen here on Dirk's bike (all covered with the dirt of Sweden :) ). Sound is similar
to the Sebring. German ABE.
Picture posted by kind permission of MGH
Here's a newer pic.
Hagen Sportzubehör
MGH Motorradteile
Micron:
Contact:
M & P (Alloy: part# MIC1MTH10, GBP 157.00 . Carbon: part# MIC1MTH10C, GBP 234.00)
MIG:Note: As I recently read, MIG seems to be out of business. Apparently there's nothing left of the company. Even the website www.mig.fr doesn't exist anymore, at least not in the usual form. Maybe you're able to find the one or the other can in a dealer's stock.
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