For Sale: Staintune
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For Sale: Staintune
PRICE REDUCTION: For sale Staintune Low mounts. A little rough from being on the bike for a few years, but in the next few days I will be cleaning them up. The pics are two weeks old from this post date. They sounds great, will come with fresh gaskets, and have removable street inserts. They are $1150 USD new from Australia.
390+Shipping, post a Zip if you are serious and I will get you a quote.
Clean side
Rash side
Rash close up
Thanks all, and feel free to PM with any questions or request shipping quotes.
390+Shipping, post a Zip if you are serious and I will get you a quote.
Clean side
Rash side
Rash close up
Thanks all, and feel free to PM with any questions or request shipping quotes.
Last edited by KCCO; Sep 9, 2013 at 03:25 PM.
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Just a bump and offer of a trade. I would love to trade for a aftermarket shock (DMr preferably) but pretty much any that are sprung/ valve for 155 lbs rider. PM or post with any interest!
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Price reduced to 390, shoot me an offer if you want them. Worst I can say is no. Don't worry this will not become bidding. Moving soon and leaving for basics in a little. Just takin up room.
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As handy as you are figure out a way to wrap the pipes. Yosh sells stainless sleeves for something like $65. Something like might work. The rash is scary looking. You could cut a window where it says staintune in whatever material you wrap them with.
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Of course you can, but the problem is unless the scratches are light you end up with a flat spot where you removed more that a fine layer of material to remove the scratch. It'll still look better you'd just have a flat spot towards the front where the most material was removed. That's a downside of the one-piece design. With most others you can take them apart and cut an inch or two of the damage out of the sleeve (and also flip in the inlet if it's damaged) and then just reassemble it.
Last edited by captainchaos; Sep 15, 2013 at 06:26 PM.
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