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Davelu88:
Hi All ,  while the tanks away getting painted i thought its about time i ditched the Motad and looked for a sweeping exhaust , the only place i can find a complete system is Silvers so my question is does anybody have any opinions of them as they are a bit pricey .
Cheers

TrickyMicky:
Hi Dave, a very slightly irrelevant answer to your query, as I cannot comment on the quality of the repro exhaust,(yet!). Whilst it is a lot of money I painfully remember, in 1973, having to purchase a new exhaust system for my 15 month old CB750K2. The price equated to approx 20% of the value of the bike, which, if your 400 is in reasonable condition, comes out at a very similar ratio. In case you're wondering, I purchased a Dresda 4 into 1, bitch to fit, very loud, had to be removed to change oil filter, and just did not look right, so I agree with the path you're taking. Regards, Mick.

AshimotoK0:

--- Quote from: Davelu88 on August 05, 2018, 10:28:44 PM ---Hi All ,  while the tanks away getting painted i thought its about time i ditched the Motad and looked for a sweeping exhaust , the only place i can find a complete system is Silvers so my question is does anybody have any opinions of them as they are a bit pricey .
Cheers

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None of the repro downpipes I have come across  have double-skinned downpipes like the originals...not even the Yamiya ones.

See this thread about them:

http://www.sohc.co.uk/index.php/topic,8689.msg63821.html#msg63821

Davelu88:
Yes Mick the Motad just don't look right plus the 400 exhaust is part of its look, cheers Ash that was interesting to read.


 

Clem2112:
A well preserved set of OE headers, collector and silencer is a sound investment.  ;)

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