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Doma Pipe
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slug
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Posted: 03/20/08
03:03 PM
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Anyone know where to purchase DOMA pipes?
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bhorrigan
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Posted: 03/20/08
04:06 PM
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Langston racing is the only importer I know of. What kind of bike, and why Doma? We have four of the best 5 pipes made in America and they're availbale most any dealer.
Bill H. 2000 CR250R
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slug
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Posted: 03/29/08
06:24 AM
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Sorry it took sooo long to reply. I got the Doma 1. I brought a 05 YZ 250 that has a VHM head and is jetted for a DOMA pipe, but the guy I bought it from put back on the stock pipe befor I purchased the bike. 2. My friend I ride with rides with a DOMA and swears by it ( rode his bike and really did like it as well.) Thanks for your tip I found the last pipe at Langston racing and now they don't import them anymore......wonder why? Just got back from the track with new pipe and the low end pop is definitly noticable now the power seems best in low 3rd into 4th gear. Man arm pump is killer....
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bhorrigan
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Posted: 03/29/08
09:55 AM
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I always thought the Doma was a PC clone. Arm pump goes away as you get more comforitable with the bike and track. It happens because you are putting a death grip on the bars.
Bill H. 2000 CR250R
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