Re: Can anyone solve my Honda part mystery battle for me? Please :)
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Mar 08, 2021; 2:42pm
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That is a very nice bike. I have an idea of what happened with the exhaust flanges. It was very common back then for aftermarket hi-performance exhaust systems to be installed on new bikes, and this one probably got one. A lot of the time the original exhaust was lost or thrown away. This bike's diligent owner probably saved his original exhaust system and reinstalled it. However, the original flanges might have been lost and the ones from the aftermarket exhaust used when the original exhaust was reinstalled.
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