I NEED HELP!!!!

[Sam.NRG.08]

if i was to get a new exhaust for my piaggio NRG, how much would it cost to get it fitted at a garage????

and.... does anybody knwo any good exhausts that will give me a bit of extra speed and make me less noisy £90 maxx???
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Dude! Wheres my bike?

[5v3d3b0]

Why get it fitted at a garage anyway? It's piss easy

[Sam.NRG.08]

my mom doesnt trust me to do it lol
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Dude! Wheres my bike?

[Ant132]

Mate, Seriously i would not take my bike to a garage to fit an exhaust. Especially a scooter! For a ped Its just one short single pipe that is simply bolted onto the barrell usually by just two bolts! And also a securing bolt further to the tail.

Simply find a suitable spanner/ratchet and undo the bolts (my guess would be 10mm's) and undo the securing bolt until it comes loose and you can guide it out, simply reverse the procedure to re-fit (with a new gasket and some exhaust paste)!

Would you pay someone to do that?

Ant
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[Sam.NRG.08]

On mine theres 2 pipes, one the bigger one thats the main one but theres a smaller one that forks off just before the bigger one. any ideas what it is?
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Dude! Wheres my bike?

[Ant132]

[Sam.NRG.08]

It's already been de-restricted. yeh it is the stock exhaust.
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Dude! Wheres my bike?

[c_dug]

May have only been partialy de-restricted, at the variator to be more precise.

I agree 100% with the above about how easy it is to fit the pipe youself the only thing i would say on top is that depending on the pipe you will probably need to re jet the carb and possibly do the rollers and springs i wouldnt suggest doing these yourself unless you have at least some very basic mechanical knowledge...

c_dug
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