MZ 65 and Bertha pipes tested on Super Stocker engines

[Street Ryderz]

Both bikes ran a 70 jet (a little fat) and speed carb with the MZ and a CNS bored to 16mm for the Bertha,Both ran well with stock gear and these engines have the ports and transfers corrected,and ment to flow well in the bottom end for prolonged use.They both have 168 exhaust duration,130 transfer,120 intake,and 19 degrees of blow down duration, stock cranks,cases,piston,intake,heads,cdi basicly just a cleaned and corrected engine not meant to scream.Admitedly the MZ 65 pipe showed a big improvement over any other pipe currently available by breathing well and cleaning out quickly,It staged around 6 grand and has a narrow band maybe 2000 rpm then falls off but keeps reving if let build up to it another 1000,by that time the stock crank was shaking like mad and had to let off it got up into the high thirty's so not bad, with stock gear it pulls well accelerating up grades no problem.The Bertha didn't like being fat you can here it the bike with camera has the Bertha on it and though it sluged its way up the side of mountain it never cleaned out,never staged,had a slight improvement over stock in the bottom end but not that great of acceleration,we'll have to see what happens when jetted properly.The Bertha ran at 285f at the top of run and the MZ 65 was 20 degrees cooler,I'm going to try them both on a modded engine (fully done) in their stock form then I'm going to cut the header off the Bertha and enlarge the dia of the first bend(90 degree )and flange and try a smaller stinger.The MZ pipe will have it's header shortened so that it stages higher up in rpm just to see what can be had from it.I know that this pipe will suport 8hp at 9 grand after that I'm curious to see for myself in the real world what it will do!

 

[Spare_Parts]

Thanks for the info. Wish I could see the video.

 

[Street Ryderz]

Thanks for the info. Wish I could see the video.

Sorry I'm not sure what happened there! I'm going to try again to make it accesable

 

[Spare_Parts]

If it's a Facebook video I won't be able to see it anyway.

 

[INTP_ty]

I can not see the video.

I’m interested in an MZ65 pipe, but I need to figure out a silencer for it. I’m thinking about welding the stock pipe onto it but idk. It seems too loud...

 

[Spare_Parts]

I have seen dirt bike silencers on them. There are videos on YouTube with them.

 

[mybike]

I can not see the video.

I’m interested in an MZ65 pipe, but I need to figure out a silencer for it. I’m thinking about welding the stock pipe onto it but idk. It seems too loud...

Here are a few videos. The one with the stock kit muffler silencer (which is louder than the fiberglass packed silencer) is modified, inside drilled and a larger exit stinger on the end. Also that exhaust pipe is modified at the mounting part to the engine, slip on with springs and a little larger inlet.

To me they are a nice loud, not crazy loud. I never ran it without a silencer so don't know how loud that would be, but imagine it would be very loud.

 

[Street Ryderz]

Thanks for the info. Wish I could see the video.

I fixed it but now that I've seen it it's not that good!LOL well atleast it give an indication of how loud they are.

 

[Stoneman]

I fixed it but now that I've seen it it's not that good!LOL well atleast it give an indication of how loud they are.

That’s one spooky looking track!

 

[Street Ryderz]

That’s one spooky looking track!

Never looked at it that way,that's my favorite testing grounds it climbs up the side of a mountain with a nice gradual grade,just enough to add load but not stall it out and mostly I ride it at night in the dark and not many folks are brave enough to be there after dark so I can let her rip! I wish I had a camera that could see in the dark what I see with the headlight and you all could see some of the video I've taken doing close to 50 on that trail at night!