Included with a hanging strap and link pipe (where necessary), the Pipe Werx GP3 is available for over 100 popular bikes, either fitted to standard or aftermarket downpipes, in a choice of Stainless Steel, Powder Black (powder coated stainless), Carbon Fibre, Titanium or Colour Titanium. All Pipe Werx performance exhausts, including its existing SL (street legal) and Race models, are constructed with 304 grade stainless steel internals, have a lifetime guarantee and require no fuelling alterations when used with standard header pipes. The GP3 is only available direct from Pipe Werx. Along with maintaining its high levels of customer service and aftersales, by selling directly to riders Pipe Werx is also able to pass on the benefits saved from not servicing a dealer network.
Visit www.pipewerx.com or call 01704 895252 for more information.
Pipe Werx GP3 sleeve options:
Stainless Steel £140
Powder Black £160
Carbon Fibre £185
Titanium £195
Colour Titanium £215
We will be looking to review some of the impressive range offered by Pipe Werx in the future...
Stunning looks and a nice sound from the GP3
Pipe Werx
New silencer with elite performance and looks at a price for all riders Pipe Werx, the British performance exhaust company, has introduced a new race motorcycle silencer to its range – GP3. Starting at just £140, the race-only application features a compact design to allow the maximum flow of exhaust gasses for engine performance gains without emitting horrendous decibel levels from its three-inch laser cut spout. The lightweight MotoGP-style can comes standard at a 300mm length but can be built to the specific dimensions wanted by the customer, going as short as a howling 200mm.
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Leigh rides a 2005 ZX-10R while his (poor old) aching body will still allow and puts in a decent amount of road miles each year - if only he could get more track miles though!
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