Topic: Queensland maker of reproduction honda exhausts

[Wollongongwolf]

I just want to keep it looking stock, believe old bikes should stay as close as possible to the way they came out, also quiet as I have to get it registered. I don't really know the quality of the pipes, so just asking anyone in general who have used these guys to work out the most recommended.

[Powderman]

Was the thread on new reproduction CB750 pipes on this forum or another?

[Wollongongwolf]

No idea sorry. just asking in general who people have used for their pipes, found 3 dealers, now got to work out the best and maybe how the pipes holding up after a little wear and tear.

[krusty]

I've been told that this is a Walker on my F2. It has a great sound to it without being obtrusively loud.

[krusty]

Found it.  Motorcycle Exhaust Professionals, 31 Moss St Slacks Creek QLD  07-38089377 Peter Turner mobile 0409003300

[trueblue]

Trueblue, just got a email from DS and no price and that I may need other parts, I still have all the original bits and pieces.
You may be able to help with this question, he reckons it all bolts straight on like stock. Did you find this to be true with yours. Did you have to modify to connect muffler to the bike or did it bolt on like stock.
Sorry to ask so many questions, but like to know before I part with $500 or $600 .
CB 750, did you use Tranzac and if so how did you find their product and price?
Thanks

The Motad system I got from DSS had everything in the kit except for a rubber bump stop for the centre stand and exhaust gaskets.  It had a bracket to stop the centre stand, but no rubber.  I had an old compressor that was headed to the tip at the time and just used a rubber foot off of it.  Here is a picture of it installed on my 650.  It fitted up easy enough, just followed the instrucions that came with it.  Sounds nice, not loud at idle and makes a nice note higher up but not offensive.

[Retro Rocket]

Found it.  Motorcycle Exhaust Professionals, 31 Moss St Slacks Creek QLD  07-38089377 Peter Turner mobile 0409003300

Have a look at the 4 into 4 on the K2 750  on 7th page in the gallery in the link , they look like stainless and look very nice...

http://www.motorcycleexhaustprofessionals.com.au/photo-gallery/?nggpage=7

[Wollongongwolf]

Thanks Trueblue I did see the Motard and was one of the ones I am  interested in.
So it has no gaskets at the head, but does it need a gasket were the four pipes go into the muffler? Was going to get new gaskets at the head anyway, so any other gaskets I would need?
Thanks

[Wollongongwolf]

Retro, might shot them an email also , they look great, thanks

[trueblue]

Thanks Trueblue I did see the Motard and was one of the ones I am  interested in.
So it has no gaskets at the head, but does it need a gasket were the four pipes go into the muffler? Was going to get new gaskets at the head anyway, so any other gaskets I would need?
Thanks

No gaskets are supplied for the head, you have to purchase them separately, no gasket at the collector, just slips together.  There is a clamp bolt on one pipe, it is a pretty neat fit and doesn't leak. 

[Retro Rocket]

Retro, might shot them an email also , they look great, thanks

Yeah, they do look good, especially with the stock heat shields........

[goldarrow]

Retro, might shot them an email also , they look great, thanks

Yeah, they do look good, especially with the stock heat shields........

I'm sure these will do well here in the states.