Where to install a slip-on, any recommendations?

[fore!!!]

Anyone know where I can get my slip-on installed for a decent price? I live in the Beaches area. Thanks in advance.

 

[frekeyguy]

i can do that for ya!

 

[Phillymon]

Doing it yourself is free.

Slip on is easy...

 

[omnivore]

15 minute job on almost any bike with nothing but a ratchet set.

 

[Mr.Azim]

There's a video for practically anything on youtube. I did my own slip-on in about 15-20 mns thanks to you tube.

 

[Blues hurler]

I slapped a Yosh onto my GSXF a couple months ago. If you want to bring it over today, I could probably show you how. I've got tools. Just strap that thing to your back and ride it on over to the Bluffs. I'm at home with the kids this weekend.

 

[Gryphon]

Blues man, right on.
I guess it's metric tools a lot of people don't have, or they're just not mechanically inclined, or they're what-if people (nervous), or thay live on the 14th floor, heheh... whatever.
It's actually amazing how far you can get with the stock toolkit that comes with your bike, though... y'know?
Maybe a spring-puller if req'd, other than that a slip-on is pretty straightforward. Disassembly is usually your biggest job.

Just strap that thing to your back and ride it on over to the Bluffs.

Actually I was picturing him with his stock exhaust strapped to his ride on the way back home... yikes!