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Aussie_in_MO 03-01-2024 07:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Mikd (Post 405037)
Yes, if you want to add a spark arrestor to your existing muffler.

Adding just the screen can still get you in trouble if you wind up getting stopped and inspected in the woods since the stock system doesn't have the appropriate USFS approval markings. Around here there have been a few people who have had their bikes impounded for not having an approved spark arrestor

Weresquatch 03-01-2024 12:26 PM

Yep...that's why I'm looking at the $89 FischMoto one but am happy to find a less expensive alternative.

Aussie_in_MO 03-01-2024 01:55 PM

It'd take a little bit of work to come up with a retaining cap for this but it might be an option for folks who want to try it out. Includes the necessary ID tag and everything.


https://www.amazon.com/Honda-06180-8.../dp/B00AJTGP6U

Thumper 03-01-2024 02:08 PM

Yep, the FischMoto spark arrestors aren't cheap, but they have embossed Forest service compliance on the exposed ring, and available in 5 or 6 sizes with simple set screw installation.

The only real problem I see is that some exhaust pipes have narrow tips, so it may restrict flow more significantly. But I guess that would affect anything that fits.

Weresquatch 03-01-2024 02:52 PM

I just pulled the trigger and got the FischMoto one. I live very near USFS managed lands. I like having something easily identifiable as compliant as I'm sure I'll get checked at some point. The price point seems triple what it should be but it's done.

K'hermiit 03-01-2024 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Weresquatch (Post 405085)
I just pulled the trigger and got the FischMoto one. I live very near USFS managed lands. I like having something easily identifiable as compliant as I'm sure I'll get checked at some point. The price point seems triple what it should be but it's done.

They are the only ones I am aware of that have "Forest Service Approved" Label right on the spark arrestor, and I looked for a while.

Aussie_in_MO 03-04-2024 07:07 PM

I bit the bullet on the FischMoto arrestor last week as well. Should be arriving Friday

Spartan27089 03-05-2024 02:35 AM

Hello guys! I have been working on a 3D printable headlight Bracket for this bike to easily install this headlight.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B13XDLNS...roduct_details Let me know if any of you are interested. or if you think I should start making these for you guys. I have come up with some prototypes so far... but I can't figure out how to upload a photo here at the moment.:tup:

Aussie_in_MO 03-05-2024 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Spartan27089 (Post 405192)
Hello guys! I have been working on a 3D printable headlight Bracket for this bike to easily install this headlight.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B13XDLNS...roduct_details Let me know if any of you are interested. or if you think I should start making these for you guys. I have come up with some prototypes so far... but I can't figure out how to upload a photo here at the moment.:tup:

What material are you planning to print these out of? Could be an interesting project for a lost PLA Aluminum casting.

Spartan27089 03-05-2024 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Aussie_in_MO (Post 405193)
What material are you planning to print these out of? Could be an interesting project for a lost PLA Aluminum casting.

I am currently using ASA material for it's anti UV properties. I will have a photo of it put together later. I have a multitude of materials that I could use I can print this from just about anything that some could want. Here is the bracket model image: https://scontent-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...hw&oe=65EC3BDB

Thumper 03-07-2024 05:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Weresquatch (Post 405085)
I just pulled the trigger and got the FischMoto one. I live very near USFS managed lands. I like having something easily identifiable as compliant as I'm sure I'll get checked at some point. The price point seems triple what it should be but it's done.

Did your spark arrestor arrive yet?

Mikd 03-07-2024 07:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Weresquatch (Post 405085)
I just pulled the trigger and got the FischMoto one. I live very near USFS managed lands. I like having something easily identifiable as compliant as I'm sure I'll get checked at some point. The price point seems triple what it should be but it's done.

Please report back after installation. I am curious if it makes the bike any quieter.

Weresquatch 03-07-2024 12:40 PM

It sure did...I haven't installed it yet. I'll report back with the exhaust sounds before and after (it took me forever in my dark garage to get that carb back in after rejetting and wrasslin' the plastics in place).

Weresquatch 03-08-2024 10:28 PM

https://youtu.be/cq-jXAGwIj0?si=-UPFVlXIvDd9hXVj

Thank you to all the helpful people on this forum. Moment of truth....first attempt at starting. I ended up turning down the idle a bit and making it a Lil richer (more popping on decel than I cared for). Omg, the adjustable suspension alone was worth the extra money. Only 12 miles on it now but very little vibration.

severely 03-09-2024 07:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aussie_in_MO (Post 405065)
Adding just the screen can still get you in trouble if you wind up getting stopped and inspected in the woods since the stock system doesn't have the appropriate USFS approval markings. Around here there have been a few people who have had their bikes impounded for not having an approved spark arrestor

Curious about this. I was always under the impression/understanding that stock street legal exhausts were no problem in National Forests as they have a catalytic converter there. How would any spark get past the cat? Or is this just another way to hassle motorcyclists? Thanks in advance for the reply.


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