Staintune Auction

It's a shame, I asked about Laverda bits years ago, they made a few but stopped especially with collectors as they had cracking issues. What they did well was make very long-lasting exhausts very well. Last year I asked about them making me a 2 into 1 for my Pantah, They had no off-the-shelf available but if I dropped off my bike for a month they could make me one for $1500. Didn't happen as I blew my budge when the gearbox died. BTW the owner is retiring, that's why it was for sale. All the offers came from people who just wanted to manage it. The owner was the builder as well and no one wanted to actually work on the tools, just manage.
 
Very pleased with the system fitted to my RGS, been on the bike for thirty years and not a crack, discolourisation or any other problem.
A top quality product. Only $500 back in 1990.
 
I'm really glad I nabbed a pair of what look identical to SF1 (long cone) Conti replicas - off Gumtree for about A$120. They are heavy and beautifully made (internal spiralling dimpled holes and all) and look like they'll last forever. I have to weld on new inlet sections is all (some moron butchered them with a MIG and some cheap muffler pipe to fit them to big Suzuki). I'll need a bike to fit them to though, as they won't work on the SFQ. Next project is my orig matching numbers SF1 - that'll be on the road in about 2050. :ROFLMAO:
 
Hi Peter,



We will be holding an online auction for the plant & equipment assets of the company in the coming weeks. I will send you a link to the sale once it is available.



Regards

Lee Pulbrook
Senior Project Manager / Valuer - Industrial



36-40 Harp Street

Belmore NSW 2192
0499 993 285

pickles.com.au
 
Just saw at the last moment a Four-wheel Drive exhaust company bought Staintune. So bike exhausts will still be made.
The Australian based company Torqit www.torqit.com.au of Beresfield NSW,
 
Staintune are a rare in the US these days do to the exchange rate. Many dealers have stopped selling them.

When looking at a full stainless system for my BMW two years ago, Remus was $1250. The Satintune was $2200. Other than the Remus was not polished as well, not much difference for the additional $1000. But glad to see thay are staying in business. I have Staintune on my Ducati.
 
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