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Transalp 700 project bike
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![]() Leo Vince exhaust and link pipe, no more cat converter. Hepco and Becker top box and paniers SW Motech Bash plate, Centre stand and Crash bars. Touratech Handle bar cross bar and Garmin lockable GPS cradle. Garmin Zumo 550 GPS. I think that's all at the moment. |
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Leo Vince Exhaust - no cat MRA screen Hepco Panniers SWmotec bars Fastway Pegs Radiator guards
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Up Big Red on the Edge of the Simpson Desert
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Hi
has anyone had any adverse effects from the leovinci link pipe on a transalp 700. I would expect it to run lean but the their set up so rich it may not matter... There is a resistor you can buy that supposed to help, does anyone know about this? I want to get one but dont want to buy a power comander |
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I have the Leo Vince link pipe on my bike with just standard exhaust. It has presented no problems after 50,000 kilometres and going through the Pamirs last year, so I would just fit the pipe and not worry about anything fancy
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