Jcarney

.yah we'll be riding in a month or so when it starts to dry out some, do you have any legal places to ride out there? Join the fb page WNY lake riders we post about rides on there its a riding page I made.

Lol I have the damn repack on the shelf I'm putting the motor together soon

maybe ill strap my bansh on my corolla lol. ya it'd be cool if moneys not tight

I don't even know where that is

ya it's alright. alotta orchards to fly through. theres a cool route we run between a few towns its a round trip 40-50 miles. kinda swampy most of the year though. I ride mostly may-sept

Anyone from out near Lockport? North of Buffalo. Looking to get some group rides together this season and as often as possible starting next month when the area dries out some...

if I could afford some new pipes I absolutely would have some . want some cpi's

ive just had my silencers re chromed that's why im asking about changing the baffling slightly rather than cutting them down a bit. I thought about this all after chrome

but not many do correct? I thought back pressure was most important on a 4 stroke motor? there will still be back pressure going from the size of the flange on the cylinder and then expansion chamber to the 7/8 flange to the silencer? correct me in any way you can Im trying to learn everything I can

I have a 421 serval but feel im limited by my pipes a bit

ya I have new packing. just trying to improve on these pro circuits any way I can. cant afford pipes. and about the back pressure comment- what about drag pipes? theyre straight pipes correct?

Ok so has anyone changed the baffling on their silencers? For example- I was thinking about wrappin the first 6 inches of the baffle with a piece of tin so the air doesn't hit the baffle and start tumbling until later in the silencer and for a shorter period of time. My thought is it may be more of a straight pipe? Less resistance? Thoughts?

what do you have? no flames please.

Are you answering anyone ?

Looking for some pipes for my serval- what do you have? 3-400 range preferred