Anybody know how well they crash?

I have been impressed with how well the side-by-side pipes crash so far, but my old oily leaking battered and dented pipes are making me think that a new(er) set might give me a few more of those horses that I am getting punished for not having at the track.

See here how I crawl up the hill.

I don't think I can afford the Tyga pipes, but I am toying with the idea. My main concern is that if I drop the bike on the pipes side I'm going to write off the whole set in one go.

Also, does anybody race the Tyga fairings? Do they drag on the ground in the corners?
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My TYGA mild steel pipes survived a crash, though I did fit a bash plate over the scrape in case it happened again.

Might be best to weld a couple of nuts on and fit a plate straight away...
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that is a cool vid. Is that a RSV aprillia you outbrake then smoooooke away from bike sounds great too

gazandjen wrote: that is a cool vid. Is that a RSV aprillia you outbrake then smoooooke away from bike sounds great too

Thanks man!

That was an Aprillia but I don't know what model; I don't know much about bikes. It was pretty much brand new, just like the guy's leathers. I say good on him for taking it out to the track for a thrashing.

If you liked it here is another video from last weekend, but a different circuit.
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that really looks great. You really do reel those big boys in. Beat them to the corner and leave them out the corners. That nsr pulls out