doggin coyotes
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LMAO. A cow.
Sorry Dan. I was laughing.
Hey, who knows, you may be on to something. Sorry Dan. Still laughing.
Dang, 1206 miles. That bike ain't even broke in good yet. I'd pay that kinda money for one like that. In a heartbeat. And I'd use it just like you're intending to. Well except for the cardboard cow sides.
Got a suggestion (and it does work) for quieting the exhaust. Have somebody, or do it yourself, weld a 90 degree elbow (same I.D. as the Honda pipe) on the end of the exhaust pipe pointing straight down. Slip a snug fitting piece of heavy hose over the elbow and cut it off so it's about 1 or 2 inches above the ground when the suspension is fully collapsed. By the time the exhaust gasses get way back to the end of the pipe they are pretty cool, so they won't hurt the hose.
You would be surprised how much less noise there is by getting most all of the exhaust going down toward the ground. I did this with my old Honda 300cc ATV and now you can hear more motor noise than you can exhaust noise.
Moo, moo, moo.
Hey, who knows, you may be on to something. Sorry Dan. Still laughing.
Dang, 1206 miles. That bike ain't even broke in good yet. I'd pay that kinda money for one like that. In a heartbeat. And I'd use it just like you're intending to. Well except for the cardboard cow sides.
Got a suggestion (and it does work) for quieting the exhaust. Have somebody, or do it yourself, weld a 90 degree elbow (same I.D. as the Honda pipe) on the end of the exhaust pipe pointing straight down. Slip a snug fitting piece of heavy hose over the elbow and cut it off so it's about 1 or 2 inches above the ground when the suspension is fully collapsed. By the time the exhaust gasses get way back to the end of the pipe they are pretty cool, so they won't hurt the hose.
You would be surprised how much less noise there is by getting most all of the exhaust going down toward the ground. I did this with my old Honda 300cc ATV and now you can hear more motor noise than you can exhaust noise.
Moo, moo, moo.