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  • Road_Clam
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    Originally posted by Billyboy View Post
    So c'mon guys! What do you reccomend?
    A $hit load of JB Weld??

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  • rustybronco
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    Muffler cement or furnace cement with a well placed piece of sheet metal pop riveted on as a temporary fix

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  • Dave8338
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    Tear into the organ donor and find out what you have! It might surprise you, after all.......that bike, at one time, had enough LAUNCH, to shred those standard rear shocks!!!!!! [-( :-D

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  • nabrams
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    Yeah put on whatever goo-and-mesh you choose first. Then while still wet wrap the skin of a beer can (or a couple of beer cans) around and then use large hose clamps to secure them. Let it dry for a couple of days. This kind of repair can last for months.

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  • t3rmin
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    I've used an exhaust repair "tape" from the auto parts store before. It's a fiberglass matting type material impregnated with (supposedly) a heat activated epoxy. You wrap it on, secure with included wire, then the heat of the exhaust melts the glue and cements it to the pipe. I bet that'd work pretty well in your situation for a quick/temp fix. The stuff I used was red and came in yellow packaging but I've seen other colors. Might want to buttress it with some thin metal wrapped around first for strength (or something like that).

    I expect pictures if you use my idea! ;-)
    Last edited by Guest; 07-13-2007, 02:31 PM.

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  • Billyboy
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    So c'mon guys! What do you reccomend?

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  • Billyboy
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    Originally posted by Road_Clam View Post
    Yup, i've seen this before...... the 'ol "potato jammed in the GS exhaust trick"

    BTW was somebody jumping school buses with that GS with no landing ramp, or did the previous owner weigh 400 lbs. ?
    Improper transport and storage techniques.

    Originally posted by 8trackmind View Post
    Maybe a beaver chewed thru it?
    We DO have a lot of beaver up here. It's possible...

    Originally posted by Nessism View Post
    BTW on the BTW...that bike clearly is a racing machine as evidenced by the lightweight detailing on the brake lever.
    It's a redneck dragracer. A friend said he had ridden it when it was in it's prime. Said it went like mad.

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  • Nessism
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    Originally posted by Road_Clam View Post
    Yup, i've seen this before...... the 'ol "potato jammed in the GS exhaust trick"

    BTW was somebody jumping school buses with that GS with no landing ramp, or did the previous owner weigh 400 lbs. ?
    BTW on the BTW...that bike clearly is a racing machine as evidenced by the lightweight detailing on the brake lever.

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  • 8trackmind
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    Maybe a beaver chewed thru it?

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  • Road_Clam
    Guest replied
    Yup, i've seen this before...... the 'ol "potato jammed in the GS exhaust trick"

    BTW was somebody jumping school buses with that GS with no landing ramp, or did the previous owner weigh 400 lbs. ?
    Last edited by Guest; 07-13-2007, 12:22 PM.

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  • Billyboy
    Guest started a topic My exhaust blew up! PICS

    My exhaust blew up! PICS

    I had a little scoot last night, and during some hevy engine braking I noticed a louder rumble coming from the right side. At first I thought it was just my ears popping as I was going down a long hill. (South Taylor hill to the peace river).

    When I stopped this is what I saw:




    So, Is it possible to wrap this in muffler tape until I can buy a V&H 4-1?

    If not...
    I've got a really crappy unknown 4-1 that I can probably make work until I get the new one. I'm going to have to check the carbs from the donor bike that had the crap 4-1 and see if they're different than stock.

    Any recommendations?

    This is the donor bike with the exhaust:
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