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Spitfire
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Fed up with BSM muffler
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July 27, 2008, 03:13:57 PM »
Well it's well made, looks nice and shiny but I'm fed up with cleaning plugs, running rich and using a lot of petrol, so the Dunstall has gone back on, will see if things improve, as I never had these problems in the past.
Cheers
Den
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1976 CB750F
1977 CB750F2 In bits
1964 BSA A65R In bits
mick
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Re: Fed up with BSM muffler
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July 27, 2008, 05:19:29 PM »
Bikes looking good Den, i know that when we put on universal silencers on years ago sometimes we had to drill some holes in the ends to let the bike breath , you could feel the engine being strangled and adding extra holes helped
, cheers Mick.
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Spitfire
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Re: Fed up with BSM muffler
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July 27, 2008, 08:03:03 PM »
Yep,
Don't want to mess with the BSM much, but if the Dunstall falls to bits I can see some holes appearing in the end plate of the BSM.
Cheers
Den
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1976 CB750F
1977 CB750F2 In bits
1964 BSA A65R In bits
Andy1976
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'76 Honda CB750F1
Re: Fed up with BSM muffler
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August 01, 2008, 05:07:16 PM »
Hi Den, I've got a BSM for my F1 but it looks too low down. How was yours fixed on? The bracket on the muffler is off my old motad.
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Spitfire
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Re: Fed up with BSM muffler
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August 02, 2008, 01:50:57 PM »
Hi Andy,
That does look awfully low to me, mine is bolted onto the standard exhaust bracket (onto the back of the passenger footrest), but I do have standard header pipes as well, for the Dunstall I just made up a bracket from 1" X 1/8" flatbar with a bend on the bottom to stop the centre stand hitting the chain.
Cheers
Den
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