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VTR3545
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Hi level exhausts

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Hi....thinking about changing the exhausts to go level but need to keep rear footpegs...as most require these to be taken off, I was wondering what is available while keeping them....anyone using some or have advice please give it ....cheers

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MacV2
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Spacers & long bolts.
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If you take a look at vtr's on eBay there is a couple of bikes with hi level cans and the foot pegs are kept. Some cans will need longer bolts and spacers.
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The Scorpions I sold recently had what is described above. Long thin spacers and long bolts. Looked like it worked well
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StormyRob wrote: Thu Oct 26, 2017 7:54 pm The Scorpions I sold recently had what is described above. Long thin spacers and long bolts. Looked like it worked well
Yes Scorpions work very well with their way of bringing the rear footrests hangers out over the high-level link pipes as Rob mentions. Before anyone asks, no I don't have a yellow rear hugger :wink: :)
The photo at least gives you a better idea of how this works:-

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