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I do believe I finally found somone interested in buying my Rinehart Exhaust. I am using the money from that to buy my new exhaust, my question. Can the bike sit without exhaust on it for a week or so? Or should I plug the exhaust ports with a rag?
I live in townhouse, and I am not going to remove the exhaust until I know for sure the guy is coming over to pick it up. If I remove it at my house, I cannot start the bike or ride it approx 2 miles down the road to my inlaws garage is there? That would cause damage to the motor?
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