Hello ducfan,

Michael at Tranzac



regards graeme

Regards from New York. This is my TT2 that I believe came from Belgium. If you know the bike or any of its history I am interested to learn about it? The bike looks to be all original and never raced. The dash was changed to allow a removal pin to be used as a key.

Thanks,
Greg

Hi Greg

Belgium , did you buy the bike from Bart Crauwels by any chance ?

Eldert

Hi all,
this is the start of my project. Besides the long weeds... I'm still gathering bits and pieces.
Questions will come soon for you all.
Cheers,
Steve

Cool! I've got the same picture (but from my basement with suitcases and discarded kids toys surrounding it instead of weeds). Mine's nearing 2 years old and hoping to see daylight this summer. Good luck!

hello, searching for an exhaust like this one, for my F1, anybody knows?

ciao
Philippe

Hello Philippe,
This was made by Michael at Tranzac Exhausts in Brisbane (Australia)
I don't know where you are, but I assume it's not here.
I gave Michael my bare TT2 and asked him to copy a picture of a factory bike and keep the pipe as close as possible to the engine. I think he did a good job. and cheap too ($600 AUD)
I cleaned up the welds and painted it.

Maybe you could do the same with a local exhaust builder in your area?

Regadrs
Graeme

Thanks Graeme, BTW a little far from you , located in france
is sound level acceptable?

Acceptable to who?
It's volume is controled by the throttle, but ok. (lower revs past police stations)
Not as loud as some Harleys
How's the weather in France?
graeme

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An older pic from when I ran a different setup, same Verlicchi basics,

Fran