still lookin for pair of kidney/pear drop silencers with welded brackets, can anyone help? thanks rob
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still lookin for pair of kidney/pear drop silencers with welded brackets, can anyone help? thanks rob
Try RGM, they do "Peardrops", a a price! Original peardrop silencers had built-in nuts, and were bolted to separate plates. The l/h plated kinked out, so that the silencer did not foul the rear brake rod (at least, that is how they are fitted on my '54 model 88).
hello I would not touch RGM Motor Silencers if hell froze over there horrible and noisy too the better one are from armoures
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still lookin for pair of kidney/pear drop silencers with welded brackets, can anyone help? thanks rob
Have you tried the club spares? I bought a right hand silencer of the type you want, it fits OK, it sounds good and it was made in Birmingham. What more could you want!
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still lookin for pair of kidney/pear drop silencers with welded brackets, can anyone help? thanks rob
Try RGM, they do "Peardrops", a a price! Original peardrop silencers had built-in nuts, and were bolted to separate plates. The l/h plated kinked out, so that the silencer did not foul the rear brake rod (at least, that is how they are fitted on my '54 model 88).
hello I would not touch RGM Motor Silencers if hell froze over there horrible and noisy too the better one are from armoures
That is your opinion Anna, I have seen posts, from other members, slagging Armour's silencers. I have not bought silencers from them, but, when I wanted several small parts, for my '54 gearbox, I found RGM most helpful. A phone order on Monday arrived (in Spain) in 5 days.
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still lookin for pair of kidney/pear drop silencers with welded brackets, can anyone help? thanks rob
Try RGM, they do "Peardrops", a a price! Original peardrop silencers had built-in nuts, and were bolted to separate plates. The l/h plated kinked out, so that the silencer did not foul the rear brake rod (at least, that is how they are fitted on my '54 model 88).
hello I would not touch RGM Motor Silencers if hell froze over there horrible and noisy too the better one are from armoures
That is your opinion Anna, I have seen posts, from other members, slagging Armour's silencers. I have not bought silencers from them, but, when I wanted several small parts, for my '54 gearbox, I found RGM most helpful. A phone order on Monday arrived (in Spain) in 5 days.
Hello John Are yes There Helpfull but there peardrop silencer are not that good I have a pair on my 54 88 and there like megerphones real noisy , And I do not like noisy bikes .
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still lookin for pair of kidney/pear drop silencers with welded brackets, can anyone help? thanks rob
Try RGM, they do "Peardrops", a a price! Original peardrop silencers had built-in nuts, and were bolted to separate plates. The l/h plated kinked out, so that the silencer did not foul the rear brake rod (at least, that is how they are fitted on my '54 model 88).
hello I would not touch RGM Motor Silencers if hell froze over there horrible and noisy too the better one are from armoures
That is your opinion Anna, I have seen posts, from other members, slagging Armour's silencers. I have not bought silencers from them, but, when I wanted several small parts, for my '54 gearbox, I found RGM most helpful. A phone order on Monday arrived (in Spain) in 5 days.
Hello John Are yes There Helpfull but there peardrop silencer are not that good I have a pair on my 54 88 and there like megerphones real noisy , And I do not like noisy bikes .and the chrome on them not that good ether. a for the money they cost well there just not worth it . and I found a number of parts from RGM that are Not that good as well, But I do not blame the Staff or owners of RGM motors . they just need to watch the quality of the part they buy in .
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Try RGM, they do "Peardrops", a a price! Original peardrop silencers had built-in nuts, and were bolted to separate plates. The l/h plated kinked out, so that the silencer did not foul the rear brake rod (at least, that is how they are fitted on my '54 model 88).