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My patience with the look of the stock exhaust on the Gumby tracky has finally run out. No matter how I look at it I just can't bring myself to really liking it. Unfortunately it's a bit like the red headed step kid. So this morning I bit the bullet and ordered one of these from Twinshack in the UK. 360 Pommy dollars plus freight will mean I land it for about $760 which I'm happy with. I'm sure it won't make me any faster but I think it looks a heap better and will sound better.

Now I just have to wait for it to turn up.

the gumby looks cool with a side mount. Cant wait to see it in the flesh

that looks heaps better probably will make you quicker as it's got to be a few pounds lighter

canivago? see if i scrape it then if i dont i'll get one myself one day

Good stuff Glen, the Gumby looks really good with a side exhaust. Is it a full zorst or just a slip-on?

Just a slip on from the cat back. You've got to cut a bit out of the back of the fairing where it exits. They do one for the 07/08 ZX6 as well although the underseat looks good on them. Pity Kwaka didn't do the same with the gumby

Wattie wrote:canivago? see if i scrape it then if i dont i'll get one myself one day

You may well scrape it but I don't think I'll have that prob

looking at there the paint is missing on my bellypan, i think it may scrape...

Wattie you would have to carry some serious lean agle to scrape that. The belly pan is one thing but that is because of your suspension dropping to hard under brakes.

on my tracky i have scraped that piece of the bellypan right where the pipe exits the belly the top edge.
and also scraped the cut out around the clutch cover.

its not the brakes, its the bumps mid corner at OP.

here's where mine scraped,

looks like you need to remove that big heavy heat sheid thing behind the peg, which would suck on mine, i tried to remove it early on and the bolts are like cheese, and the allen head isnt very deep.

it would be close to touching the ground, but you'd think once the springs are hardened up i'd be better off.

im gunna have a close look at yours glenno

If you had your faring mounted correctly, that probly wouldn't happen..

pffft consult the original fairing fitters...

Noice Glen, good choice.

Wattie wrote:pffft consult the original fairing fitters...

with how much fun i was having with the dremel whilst reshaping your fairings that day you are lucky they fit at all

yep fix the suspension and youll be fine. I havent scraped my belly pan since i had the front forks fixed