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I was riding home and noticed my bike kept getting louder. That I was imagining things but I wasn’t. The baffle broke off the end cap and all the wrap shot out. All that was left was a baffle rattling around inside. I took the damaged baffle out and as you can imagine the bike is loud as hell without it.
I hit up Fuel Moto and as expected they are sending a whole new muffler out...
You can tig weld the baffle to the back plate, get some stainless steel wool and wrap the baffle, take some safety wire to tie down the steel wool and put it all back together. Yoshimira makes a kit to repack mufflers.
You can tig weld the baffle to the back plate, get some stainless steel wool and wrap the baffle, take some safety wire to tie down the steel wool and put it all back together. Yoshimira makes a kit to repack mufflers.
Fuel Moto is sending me a new muffler under warranty and I’m sending the used one back.
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