Can you name this header ?

[Guest]

This is the only pic I have right now .. bought this sight unseen .. supposed to have been on a 1981 GS750E ..

[rapidray]

Could be an old Kerker, V&H, or Mac. Ray.

[mriddle]

I will try and get some better pics .. when I see it in person.

Thanks Ray

Could be an old Kerker, V&H, or Mac. Ray.

[Zooks]

I'd call it Fred.

[mriddle]

Fred it shall be named ..

[Steve]

Dang it, Zooks, ya beat me to it.

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[Zooks]

I was going to say "let's call him George" (as per Looney Tunes) -



but considering GWB's popularity around the world I'd say George isn't such a popular name at the moment.

Fred is much better

[chef1366]

Has the same shape as my old Kerker.
That's about it though.

[rphillips]

collector too large for a V&H, too small for a Yosh. From memory, kind of resembles a Kerker

[TheCafeKid]

Its a Kerker. OR MAYBE, but maybe an old Jardine, but Im going with Kerker. I have one almost like it but for an 8v bike. I will take some snaps tomorrow to compare....

[Road_Clam]

This is the only pic I have right now .. bought this sight unseen .. supposed to have been on a 1981 GS750E ..

It looks to me like a custom fabbed "frankenpipe" resulting from the gobs of weld joining the header to the mid section? Most all pipes I know of utilize a slip/clamp fit at the mid section. Maybe it's a combination of a MAC and a Kerker, so we can call it a "Macker"

[mriddle]

That makes sense too ..

Here is another fabrication, an oil gauge, that I noticed on the bike (just from pics, have yet to see the bike) ..

The wheels, tires suspension seat and all look totally stock.

It looks to me like a custom fabbed "frankenpipe" resulting from the gobs of weld joining the header to the mid section? Most all pipes I know of utilize a slip/clamp fit at the mid section. Maybe it's a combination of a MAC and a Kerker, so we can call it a "Macker"