RGS Corsa

Stoutgoose

Stoutgoose

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This popped up here a while back. I emailed the seller over the weekend and it is still for sale. It looks and sounds like a reasonable price for a Corsa at approximately £8700, even with shipping included. He provided me with some shipping details which would amount to about £1500 to the UK. He has the seat hump and some spares.



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Sir Sidney Ruffdiamond said:
Has he got the original exhausts as they are very rare
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Like Paul says, probably not but worth an ask. Rare as they are, no one seems to want them. I practically gave a set away last year after advertising on eBay with no interest. A chrome set (RGS not Corsa admittedly) that had been rechromed went for £60 earlier this year.
 
Stoutgoose said:
Like Paul says, probably not but worth an ask. Rare as they are, no one seems to want them. I practically gave a set away last year after advertising on eBay with no interest. A chrome set (RGS not Corsa admittedly) that had been rechromed went for £60 earlier this year.
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I have Jota pipes on mine as i like the sound - Ian spent several eons looking for an original Corsa silencer whihc has an extra hole in the back :) 48726339856_21feefd18b_o (Medium).jpg
 
That’s why it’s called supply AND demand, not supply or demand. You need both to give value, if there is little supply, but even less demand there is little value. The same if there is great supply and great demand, like tap water it is practically valueless.
 
Alzero said:
That’s why it’s called supply AND demand, not supply or demand. You need both to give value, if there is little supply, but even less demand there is little value. The same if there is great supply and great demand, like tap water it is practically valueless.
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Tap water is getting more and more expensive.
It's already so expensive that a lot of people can't afford it.
Paul
 
Paul Marx said:
Tap water is getting more and more expensive.
It's already so expensive that a lot of people can't afford it.
Paul
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Yes, in places where there is not great supply. You will die in three days without water, so there is always going to be high demand, but with a high level of supply it is practically free. Of course, I’m not talking about bottled water!
 
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Alzero said:
Yes, in places where there is not great supply. You will die in three days without water, so there is always going to be high demand, but with a high level of supply it is practically free. Of course, I’m not talking about bottled water!
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There are more than 8 billion of us on earth.
Less and less drinking water, there isn't a high level of supply. Water was cut off in many places in France during the day this summer and it is forbidden to fill pools. It will only get worse.
If there's no taps, in some places there's rivers or lakes, nicely polluted mostly.
More and more expensive particularly in our developed countries because it's getting rarer, and dirtier so more expensive to render drinkable..
Paul
 
Quite a smart looking bike, and it's interesting to see that the 'non-standard' silencers appear to have a Laverda part number. I only thought they offered the 3-1 as an alternative.
 
Andy J said:
Quite a smart looking bike, and it's interesting to see that the 'non-standard' silencers appear to have a Laverda part number. I only thought they offered the 3-1 as an alternative.
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They are interesting; the manifold ends have the same shape as the original silencers, but then appear to have a much larger silencer can welded on. Assume they are from a later model bike?
 

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Stoutgoose said:
They are interesting; the manifold ends have the same shape as the original silencers, but then appear to have a much larger silencer can welded on. Assume they are from a later model bike?
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These exhausts are sold by Wolfgang Haerter and they are fine….
They are not serial just aftermarket.
 
Stoutgoose said:
Like Paul says, probably not but worth an ask. Rare as they are, no one seems to want them. I practically gave a set away last year after advertising on eBay with no interest. A chrome set (RGS not Corsa admittedly) that had been rechromed went for £60 earlier this year.
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Coo - if you'd put them on here, I'd have been a more than willing buyer :confused: . Hey ho ...
 
andre g said:
These exhausts are sold by Wolfgang Haerter and they are fine….
They are not serial just aftermarket.
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I thought they looked familiar, but if aftermarket, how come they have that serial number. Is it some form of regulatory requirement in Canada/US and who issues the approval and the format of the serial number?
 
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