SRV250 cafe racer kit

Does anyone know who in Sydney used to sell /still sells a cafe racer
set of parts for the SRV250? I read somewhere that someone was selling
clip-ons, rearsets, 2 into 1 exhausts and seat cowls.

Would appreciate any help.
Cheers

 

Outrider @ St Peters used to sell them 'years' ago.

The Shop is gone now so unsure where to find them

 

Thanks Daron, anyone else have any ideas??

 

Don't know about the rearsets and seat cowl, but Pipemasters used to do a 2
into 1 for the SRV.

Rather than clipons, you might be happy with 'ace' bars which fit to the
original bar clamps. There are a few different styles around, but aren't as
common as they were in the 60's and 70's..

 

The OP might be interested.. not me..

"I already got one" (reverently borrowed from MP)

 

I believe the company which made the kits was based in Gosford, but I
was told they moved to Perth. Can't find any info thru google, though.

I called Pipemasters (http://www.pipemasters.net/indexfront.html) and
they do a pipe for the SRV250 for $680.

Ron Macpherson.

 

Thanks guys - I'm still keen to track this down somehow. $680 for the
pipe alone is a bit steep unless I can track down the other parts to
complete the job. If only I could understand Japanese - plenty of
websites showing bikes with serious mods.

 

I ended up buying a stainless steel system from Pipemasters
(http://www.pipemasters.net/indexfront.html) for the SRV. Total cost for
SS was $870, but I could have bought mild steel for $680. It came with
the obligatory stationary noise test plate, which should make it legal
in NSW.

The bike now has a much smoother and more consistent throttle response
at low revs, and has generally better response across the entire rev
range. Fuel consumption has improved by about 10%, as well.

I had no real trouble fitting the pipe, although it did not come with a
bracket for the header pipe. I refused to use the bracket from the old
pipe as I would have had to cut the pipe to remove the bracket, so they
supplied a new bracket for no extra cost.

The only real drama with the experience was actually getting the pipe
out of the manufacturer in the first place - they must be very busy or
high disorganised as it took two months and several phone calls to get
it made. However, I am happy with the result. Fabulous sound, better
performance and it looks good, too.

The contact details are:
Pipemasters motorcycle Exhausts
41 Allison Street
Mayne 4006
Queensland

Phone: 07 3252 3939
Fax: 07 3852 1066

Hope this helps

Ron.