FMF Q4 slip on for 09, ebay store.
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06-27-2008 | 12:17 AM
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RE: FMF Q4 slip on for 09, ebay store.
Nobrakes is showing you what I was talking about IG. Many manufacturers try to imitate it. They let FMF do the work and they try to copy. Look man, I'm not even an FMF fan. My bikes have either had a pro-circuit pipe or a DG pipe. If I thought an FMF pipe would do me better on a two stroke, I'd go wtih it. Truth is, I always wanted to try an FMF fatty pipe on a 125 two stroke on the enduro trails. If I were that vain I'd have a full FMF or Pro-Circuit Ti setup, just so I could look cool. To me, the fact of the matter is that FSW has a clue; I like the 300 header just fine and I could put any slip-on I want on the end of it. Again, if I were that vain, I'd pay the extra $$ for the pro-circuit Ti pipe. Truth is, I would be willing to bet that the extra money I would spend on that would be much better spent on riding lessons from Mike or Rich Lafferty.
I only wanted the people with an '09 to see that there was a slip-on available for them at a good price. You, IG, turned it into a childish diatribe with the help of myself. I'm not going to afford you that pulpit anymore because it's a waste of everyones time. There is a lot of good info on this site. The number of posts' you have does not equate to experience or the amt of time you've actually spent riding or working on bikes. And with that said, everyone can learn something and once in awhile you get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right.
Have fun IG....that's all that matters.
I only wanted the people with an '09 to see that there was a slip-on available for them at a good price. You, IG, turned it into a childish diatribe with the help of myself. I'm not going to afford you that pulpit anymore because it's a waste of everyones time. There is a lot of good info on this site. The number of posts' you have does not equate to experience or the amt of time you've actually spent riding or working on bikes. And with that said, everyone can learn something and once in awhile you get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right.
Have fun IG....that's all that matters.
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06-27-2008 | 02:19 AM
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RE: FMF Q4 slip on for 09, ebay store.
hey capt. you have just been initiated
. you can't reason with the little guy. it's senseless to even try. nobrakes knows more than 90% of us and gets attacked annually. sometimes bi-annually. he just pokes the little s**t to rev him up then lets it go. you should do the same. stick around for a while and you'll see a pattern develope. in a week or so he'll be contradicting himself on most of what he wrote in this thread. Then the fun really starts cause there are guys in here who catch him doing it. it's a riot..... i love that part.
. you can't reason with the little guy. it's senseless to even try. nobrakes knows more than 90% of us and gets attacked annually. sometimes bi-annually. he just pokes the little s**t to rev him up then lets it go. you should do the same. stick around for a while and you'll see a pattern develope. in a week or so he'll be contradicting himself on most of what he wrote in this thread. Then the fun really starts cause there are guys in here who catch him doing it. it's a riot..... i love that part.
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06-27-2008 | 06:53 AM
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RE: FMF Q4 slip on for 09, ebay store.
ORIGINAL: captaintrps
Nobrakes is showing you what I was talking about IG. Many manufacturers try to imitate it. They let FMF do the work and they try to copy. Look man, I'm not even an FMF fan. My bikes have either had a pro-circuit pipe or a DG pipe. If I thought an FMF pipe would do me better on a two stroke, I'd go wtih it. Truth is, I always wanted to try an FMF fatty pipe on a 125 two stroke on the enduro trails. If I were that vain I'd have a full FMF or Pro-Circuit Ti setup, just so I could look cool. To me, the fact of the matter is that FSW has a clue; I like the 300 header just fine and I could put any slip-on I want on the end of it. Again, if I were that vain, I'd pay the extra $$ for the pro-circuit Ti pipe. Truth is, I would be willing to bet that the extra money I would spend on that would be much better spent on riding lessons from Mike or Rich Lafferty.
I only wanted the people with an '09 to see that there was a slip-on available for them at a good price. You, IG, turned it into a childish diatribe with the help of myself. I'm not going to afford you that pulpit anymore because it's a waste of everyones time. There is a lot of good info on this site. The number of posts' you have does not equate to experience or the amt of time you've actually spent riding or working on bikes. And with that said, everyone can learn something and once in awhile you get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right.
Have fun IG....that's all that matters.
Nobrakes is showing you what I was talking about IG. Many manufacturers try to imitate it. They let FMF do the work and they try to copy. Look man, I'm not even an FMF fan. My bikes have either had a pro-circuit pipe or a DG pipe. If I thought an FMF pipe would do me better on a two stroke, I'd go wtih it. Truth is, I always wanted to try an FMF fatty pipe on a 125 two stroke on the enduro trails. If I were that vain I'd have a full FMF or Pro-Circuit Ti setup, just so I could look cool. To me, the fact of the matter is that FSW has a clue; I like the 300 header just fine and I could put any slip-on I want on the end of it. Again, if I were that vain, I'd pay the extra $$ for the pro-circuit Ti pipe. Truth is, I would be willing to bet that the extra money I would spend on that would be much better spent on riding lessons from Mike or Rich Lafferty.
I only wanted the people with an '09 to see that there was a slip-on available for them at a good price. You, IG, turned it into a childish diatribe with the help of myself. I'm not going to afford you that pulpit anymore because it's a waste of everyones time. There is a lot of good info on this site. The number of posts' you have does not equate to experience or the amt of time you've actually spent riding or working on bikes. And with that said, everyone can learn something and once in awhile you get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right.
Have fun IG....that's all that matters.
brian- sorry for viciously attacking your so innocent, without intent post. boohoo. need a tissue?
#47
09-07-2008 | 01:54 AM
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Boo hoo over the price of my full FMF system.LOL At least its not dented.Bwaaaaaa. If I had to worry about every nickle and dime I spend on my bike,I would be walking. I would have gone with a muzzy but the crappy weld at the power bomb like point looked like chit. No offense Deej.LOL
#49
09-07-2008 | 02:27 AM
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Don't visit here as often as I should with the riding weather, but start to read an interesting post and end up reading the kings usual rants
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