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Harris road baffle
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Harris road baffle
The race baffle in my Harris sounds a bit too enthusiastic! Anybody got a road baffle in reasonable nick?
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- Custard Cream
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Re: Harris road baffle
I haven't got one, but from memory they're quite restrictive you might be better off with a dB killer in the baffle you have
An expanding collection of parts pretending to be a Z1100R and a Yamaha FZ750
Re: Harris road baffle
Thanks Julian but would a db killer not also restrict the exhaust? Are db killers brand specific? Do I need/can I get one for a Harris or are they universal?
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Re: Harris road baffle
I think they're fairly universal, the Harris race baffle is just a 50mm perforated tube, so any 50mm dB killer would fit.
The Harris road baffle is 3 tubes in a plate and then another tube that exits at the rear, it's pretty simple.
When I had a Harris I looked at reducing the 50mm tube to a 38mm one, quite easy to do as you can run the smaller tube up the centre of the bigger one and use exhaust putty to hold it in place as a temporary measure, my intention was to get 50 - 38 reducers made (basically big washers) but the GSX750 it was on knocked it's big ends out at Santa Pod before I got round to finishing it back in 1989.
The Harris road baffle is 3 tubes in a plate and then another tube that exits at the rear, it's pretty simple.
When I had a Harris I looked at reducing the 50mm tube to a 38mm one, quite easy to do as you can run the smaller tube up the centre of the bigger one and use exhaust putty to hold it in place as a temporary measure, my intention was to get 50 - 38 reducers made (basically big washers) but the GSX750 it was on knocked it's big ends out at Santa Pod before I got round to finishing it back in 1989.
An expanding collection of parts pretending to be a Z1100R and a Yamaha FZ750
Re: Harris road baffle
This is one I found it a couple of days ago looking for stuff I seem to have lost - it's black chrome with a couple of small dents it's an original Harris from about 1983 so it's 100% solid. It would tidy - the chrome would polish up. It's been in the shed for about 20 years the actual Harris is now on my brother's bike wth a loud baffle... If you're interested PM me
Re: Harris road baffle
try this ebay
192122197417
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192122197417
Seller assumes all responsibility for this listing.
GPZ1100 B2 owner
GPz 305 project
99% Gpz1100 unitrac Nearly there runs just needs paint.
1100 Zephyr Project.
1981 KZ1000 LTD
GPz 305 project
99% Gpz1100 unitrac Nearly there runs just needs paint.
1100 Zephyr Project.
1981 KZ1000 LTD
Re: Harris road baffle
have a couple of chrome ones I was just about to list if it's not to late!
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'78 z1000a2,'83 1000r,'76 Z900a4,07 gsxr1000k6,'01 bj250,'03 husky 450,'83 Z1170r Lawson.
'78 z1000a2,'83 1000r,'76 Z900a4,07 gsxr1000k6,'01 bj250,'03 husky 450,'83 Z1170r Lawson.
Re: Harris road baffle
Just reigniting this old post as I would like to get my road baffle out and butcher it to make a race baffle (if that can be done).
First problem is getting the damn thing out of the exhaust - it seems to be stuck solid and there is no screw holding it in either. Any ideas?
First problem is getting the damn thing out of the exhaust - it seems to be stuck solid and there is no screw holding it in either. Any ideas?
1978 Z1000A2
Previous Zeds:
1975 Z1B
1982 Z650F3
Previous Zeds:
1975 Z1B
1982 Z650F3
Re: Harris road baffle
moizeau wrote:Is there as rivet on the inside?
No, nothing holding it in except friction!
1978 Z1000A2
Previous Zeds:
1975 Z1B
1982 Z650F3
Previous Zeds:
1975 Z1B
1982 Z650F3
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Re: Harris road baffle
Years ago i made up a slide hammer to pull one out that would not shift, it worked for me, i have a slightly modified road baffle in my harris style exhaust, its a bit freer flowing and louder but not to the point of getting a tug from plod.
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