CH80 1 step at a time

[mousewheels]

Good job, and thanks for pics of the prior exhaust repair. I will make a 'hall of shame' for stuff like that

[deuce217]

Good job, and thanks for pics of the prior exhaust repair. I will make a 'hall of shame' for stuff like that

Yeah,

When I saw that I was thrilled to see somebody trying to fix it. Then felt like a genius when I explained to my wife, why it failed. She walked away...

[Tyler VR]

Nice exhaust repair, I know how thin the ch80 header pipe is and how easy it is to burn through welding. It's too bad there's no exhaust replacement options.

[deuce217]

Nice exhaust repair, I know how thin the ch80 header pipe is and how easy it is to burn through welding. It's too bad there's no exhaust replacement options.

Yeah, I was searching for one. I guess the was a company that was making them but stopped. I think it was called battle scooter or something like that.

[LMH]

You have a Yamaha badger/moto4/raptor 80 exhaust!

[LMH]

They make exhaust power tips for them, only thing it does is remove the inner baffle and put a shiny tip on it. Makes it loud and lean.

[deuce217]

Back at it,

I saw this pipe laying out again and decided I will take it apart a bit. I want to make my own baffles to quiet this down a little. The gears are turning. I will keep the photos coming as I get this going.

[deuce217]

Thats it for tonight.

[deuce217]

You have a Yamaha badger/moto4/raptor 80 exhaust!

I did not see this post earlier. Ha, I was not sure what it was from I suppose I could have order the tip! Too Late now. Thanks for the info.

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Disclaimer:


This is not a restoration, its going to be a ratrod. I am not into the storm-trooper look of these. But love the way they run. This poor thing must have been left outside for years, I think I paid 250.00 for it. The exhaust is extremely quiet at idle and has some growl to it when accelerating. Very happy with the DIY silencer.