Exhaust relocated exhaust picture

[double trouble]

i found this on a bike for sale and thought it was very interesting because my exhaust was in the way. I had to bend mine with a pipe bender. This looked like an economical solution for a happy time problem. There is also a picture in my gallery. They used a gas line from a stove or dryer. I have plenty of those lying around.

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[motorpsycho]

not bad, but not that pretty.
I guess if it works, go with it.
I could figure out other ways to acheive the same thing, but with much better looks.

 

[willfargo]

I think it actually has a really cool look! maybe paint it black?
Do you have a part number?

 

[double trouble]

not sure

I just posted what I found on the net. It looks like a 1/2 inch flexible gas pipe that you would use to connect a stove from black iron hard pipe with 2 compression fittings. One on each end.

 

[willfargo]

http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc...splay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053

here's what I found at my local Home Depot. its described as having a "ProCoat" on it. does yours have that on it, because I'm not sure if that will stand up to the heat of the exhaust.

 

[willfargo]

says the max temp is 150, what does the average bikes exhaust burn at?