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Posted by DC
 - September 12, 2013, 21:30:34 PM

There's just something unnerving about the goat bladder.  Reminds me of those weird creatures on the Matrix.

Posted by Troll
 - September 12, 2013, 16:00:26 PM

Here's a shot from when I had the bevel drive off. Not real complicated

Posted by Petemoss
 - September 12, 2013, 15:13:53 PM

Can someone post a picture of the goat bladder installed on a Drifter?

Posted by Troll
 - September 12, 2013, 08:13:32 AM

The aftermarket exhausts all require you to remove the goat bladder, and most of them come with a bracket to relocate the rectifier to the spot the goat bladder was.

Posted by draconarmy
 - September 11, 2013, 21:14:33 PM

OK so as the riding season is going to be tapering off over the next couple of months i am beginning to plan some upgrades for the off season.  my plan is to have a y pipe fabed up and put in place of the goat bladder.  my question is if i do this and completely remove the goat will it make latter exhaust swaps more difficult or do most aftermarket setups bypass it any way? 

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