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44 posts · Started by dade · 05 Feb 2007

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I write from Italy and in ten days (I hope...) I'll get my 2007 BLACK Superduke.
Since here the winter this year is very mild I think I'll have the chance to try it deeply...
I'm also looking for a good exhaust: I've seen the one made by DAM and it's very beautiful... Is there someone who have tried it?
bye!!!
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i think i may have just found exhausts i like
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Welcome to the forum dade

Nice looking exhaust, they have done a good job with the end caps.
Finally......... an aftermarket exhaust that compliments the bikes lines.... just need to hear what it sounds like
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well... to be sincere i'd like them more if they were more brushed than poished how they are...

anyway... look to this alternative from italy...

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it's handmade and tha external baffle it's CNC worked from a piece of Anticorodal (Like Ergal, but with more resistance to corrosion agents)

http://www.hotperformance.it/pdf/ktm_SD.pdf
Nice!!

Twinshack sells these HP jobbies!
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welcome.

first clarkie, then you? I am from AF1 also. I just sold my Ape Factory two days ago, so now I have money in hand...waiting for the first SuperDuke to hit Santa Cruz, CA.

Dave
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Will check that out, thanks!
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I'll not go into that...


If this works there should be a pic of the Superduke appearing. Taken with my mobile at work last week. You can just see a glimpse of my bike on the far left. The blue Fazer has nothing to do with anything. Image
For you wobblies! > you are causing it!

Tuck down lower and let go of your death grip on the bars. Let the bike sort itself out.
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By the way did you know that DAM Exhaust is the brother of DAM Racing? The Racing shop is an authority on KTM's in Belgium and have a close relationship with Sommer in Germany.

The driving force behind my buddy's philosophy to get the DAM cans is that they are not what everybody else is running. I'm all for that tbh.

Imagine everybody riding bikes with the same brand of exhaust just because they're the market leader. Would be like everybody would use Microsoft Windows.
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