after market pipes....
 

do fitting after market pipes, like akro, CCC, leo vince etc invalidate warrenty? gonna fit my cans tomorrow but also have the first service monday. didnt wanna sod things up.

I was told at my local dealer that they are not bothered what you do to the bike, But if you have a problem with it, It must be standard when it goes in for a warranty claim
Hope this helps but i waited until after the first service to mod the bike

thanks thats kinda what i thought....

depends on the dealer.

in my experience even with all the 'stuff' that i did to mine they weren't bothered at all, as long as i hadn't messed with the engine

WB

i fitted my Leo Vince for a ride out sunday, took them off sunday night coz i didnt like them at all. standard cans back on it now, glad i did too, the dealer picked up right away that the snorkle was missing.... didnt say anything but you could see they didnt like it. fussy lot....

[quote=cdo1uk;98534]i fitted my Leo Vince for a ride out sunday, took them off sunday night coz i didnt like them at all. standard cans back on it now.quote]

Why dont you like them? I must admit when I first put a pair of aftermarket cans on I did not like them either (too loud) and removed them. A little later I returned to a set of after market cans and I loved them. I am interested to know your thoughts.

my uncle has a set of CCC on his, and as much as i dont like the look of the link pipe i love the sound.... deep and like a single. With the Leo vince as it came with the long DB killer in it, it sounded only slightly better than the standard, but made my bike surge more... i fitted the short DB killer and its too loud, and not a nice sound IMO. a rough harsh bark instead of a deep single sound. But ran fine with the shorter baffle in.... would rather sell up and get a set of Akras or just wait till CCC sort out the link pipe :-)