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Author: Subject: 45mm 30 degree exhaust bends
Coose

posted on 28/10/06 at 11:00 PM Reply With Quote
45mm 30 degree exhaust bends

Does anyone know where I can get a couple of 45mm 30 degree exhaust bends for one of my bikes? I've scoured t'interweb and they all start at 2".....

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Coose





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wilkingj

posted on 29/10/06 at 06:59 AM Reply With Quote
http://www.hpe.co.uk/b&t.htm

Stainless pipe bends for equipment manufacturers. Excellent quality.
Poor website (fax quality pictures etc), but they have the goods, and the service is good and friendly when you ring them up. No on line ordering etc.


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Johnmor

posted on 29/10/06 at 07:50 AM Reply With Quote
Exhaust parts

I bought from theses guys , good service lots of choice. good quality, fast delivery

http://www.milneroffroad.com/PIPE.HTM

Not sure about 30 degree bends though.

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Johnmor

posted on 29/10/06 at 07:55 AM Reply With Quote
Sorry.

I think I co%ked up the link.

http://www.milneroffroad.com/PIPE.HTM


thats the address

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Coose

posted on 29/10/06 at 10:55 AM Reply With Quote
Cheers fellers but neither of them are listing 30 degree bends, plus I forgot to mention that I want mild steel as that's what the rest of the chimberly is!

Thanks for the links though....





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DanP

posted on 30/10/06 at 11:19 PM Reply With Quote
is it worth buying a 90 degree bend and cutting it with a chop saw? (might be easiest to weld a bit of pipe to one end to make clamping easier)
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Coose

posted on 31/10/06 at 08:53 AM Reply With Quote
The problem is that the bend needs to be right under the bike, so I need a few inches of straight tube at either end. Plus, it won't give me good flow going from mid-bend direct on to a straight tube.

Cheers for the thought though! I think I might have to speak to the man who made my R1 chimberley, but I just thought that someone might know somewhere who keeps them as stock. As I mentioned, Jetex start at 2"......





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posted on 1/11/06 at 11:33 AM Reply With Quote
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