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Chop Screwy or Sushi Bar Hopper Chopper :-)

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Scrambler style pipes on the left side with perforated heat shields.
 
Or like the guy I bought it from put on mine, small round glasspacs :)

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You'd never guess this was a 450 by listening to it :lol:
 
Did he just cut off the old muffs and weld on the glass packs?
 
cool

cool

first let me say that has to be the cleanest and classiest metric chopper I have seen, nice paint color.
I must say that your bike seems to scream classic old school so why not try to find a set of stacks on each side of the sissy bar?
I wouldn't add too much to it, I think you have done a neat job. :D
 
fnhuge,

Thanks for those kind words.

The exhaust will make or break the bike so I have been taking my time with that last detail.

Thanks for the tip on the stacks.
 
I like the stacks idea. The natural angle from the muffler connection runs striaght up the frame. Make it a solo seater, move the sissybar up and run the exhaust right up beside it. Bob the rear fender too. I know I just hacked up your ride, that's just how I would have done it.
 
gstaylor said:
I like the stacks idea. The natural angle from the muffler connection runs striaght up the frame. Make it a solo seater, move the sissybar up and run the exhaust right up beside it. Bob the rear fender too. I know I just hacked up your ride, that's just how I would have done it.
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If I bobbed the fender and added a solo seat, to me, it would look like so many others.

But thanks for the input though.
 
LongBiker said:
Did he just cut off the old muffs and weld on the glass packs?
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Yeah, if you look at them in person you can see the adapters for the glasspacs increase in size. welded a bolt for mounting were the old muffelers bolted in.
 
How 'bout some reverse shorty megs? See JC Whitney or mikesxs.com.
 
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