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The header pipe? (between the engine and the silencer)
That's a pretty damned big hole.
You could try using an exhaust bandage round it. There is a good chance the repair will fail though. Youi should be able to get exhaust bandage from most car spares shops.
Or you could try patching it using gum gum. Cut up a steel beer can so you have a strip of metal that wraps sungly round the exhaust and extends an inch either side of the hole. Smear gun gum all over the underside of the beer can, wrap it round the bit of pipe with the hole then secure it tightly. Do this by either tightly wrapping steel wire along the length of the patch (better) or by putting 2 jubilee clips on, one either side of the hole (easier).
If you are really keen, you could also bandage over the top of a wired-on patch.
It could still fail. ____________________ “Rule one: Always stick around for one more drink. That's when things happen. That's when you find out everything you want to know.”
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Or alternatively, stop attempting various bodges & get it welded...  |
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Dont even try and bandage it. Its pants. I did it on my Cagiva Mito and it lasted approx 4 mins 32 seconds No way around it except weld or replace. And as already said those scooter exhausts rust and rot to feck. Replace it mate  ____________________ Bikes had : BMW F650, suzuki tr50, gt125, SV400, GSXR600 SRAD. Honda CBR900RRP, CBR600FX, CBR1000F, VT600, Transalp 600, mtx125, nsr125r, CB500T, Yamaha fy50, tzr125, tdr125, XV535, Diversion 600, Fazer 600, TDM850 MK1 & MK2, Majesty 400, XV 1100. Cagiva mito evolution, Aprilia rs125, Piaggio x9 125. DNA 125 . Suzuki Bandit 600, GZ125 Marauder, RF600 , RF900RS2, Kawasaki ZZR400, ZX6R Ninja, ZZR600 . Ducati 750 Sport . Triumph Tiger 955i. CURRENT : 2004 Kawasaki Z750 and LOVIN IT ! |
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Hi, I advise just buying a new pipe, scooter exhausts are fairly cheap. The originals are only around £50 but you could get a 'sports' exhuast for around £80, Dan  ____________________ Don't ride it, RAG IT!! |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 20 years, 93 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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