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    Two small holes in exhaust. How to fix?

    I was running my bike the other day and listen and looking it over when I heard a sound of air coming from the inside back portion of the exhaust on each side of the muffler. The small holes are right after the weld for the last portion of the exhaust. The bell portion. I am not sure what these things are called. The holes are in exactly the same place on both left and right side and are on the inside. Can these be fixed with a weld? Or should I just leave them? Any opinion?

    Thanks

    #2
    Are you talking about the drain holes?

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      #3
      They are drain holes and I'd say leave them be unless you want them to rust out faster from accumulated condensation.

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        #4
        Yep, if those holes are a little less than 1/8", they are drain holes and should be left open.

        You might see a little bit of water vapor escaping, but I don't think there will be enough air coming through them to hear.

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          #5
          Yes they must be part of the design they are in exactly the same place on both sides. I am sure they are drain holes as you all are saying.

          Thank you

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