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Posted by Troll
- June 13, 2015, 08:19:00 AMQuote from: Mr. P on June 13, 2015, 07:24:04 AMHello everyone, I have been reading your site for years. Have gotten a lot of information that has kept my Drifter on the road since I brought it back in 1999. I currently have 66,000 mile on her and have done nothing but maintenance and changed the rear shocks because I wore the stock units out. As I take what I consider one of the finest bikes on the road into her golden years, I was wondering if there are some tips other high milage folks have noticed that can keep her going. Also I need a good looking muffler since my has cracked at the inlet pipe. Still running but makes an annoying chatter. P.
I have a spare stock muffler, in very nice but not perfect condition I would be willing to part with. The pipe, itself is solid, but the chrome has some small black spots in it. Looks like road tar, but it won't come off. Make me an offer....it would be a 10 minute swap for you...comes with the mount. As far as "high mileage" I'm 30,000 ahead of you.
Posted by pcarrell
- June 13, 2015, 07:54:47 AMWelcome Mr. P!
You're a little further along in milage then me, so I can't help a lot there, but on the exhaust, can your pipe not be welded up?
Posted by Mr. P
- June 13, 2015, 07:24:04 AMHello everyone, I have been reading your site for years. Have gotten a lot of information that has kept my Drifter on the road since I brought it back in 1999. I currently have 66,000 mile on her and have done nothing but maintenance and changed the rear shocks because I wore the stock units out. As I take what I consider one of the finest bikes on the road into her golden years, I was wondering if there are some tips other high milage folks have noticed that can keep her going. Also I need a good looking muffler since my has cracked at the inlet pipe. Still running but makes an annoying chatter. P.