I want a Kerker

Some needs to start reproducing the yosh. It's a classic

Tyler wrote:

You guys missed the best part....

That unmistakalbe Kerker scream!

The last one is my personal favorite!

:laugh: Thanks!

Some needs to start reproducing the yosh. It's a classic

I do miss the sound of the Yosh (with no baffle) I had:



Same Yosh in black:



Back in the '80s when my Kerker was almost new:

I would kill for one of those. I agree with you, someone should. Hay Jeff- These were made by MAC for Yoshi. Cant you have them made and just have a Z1E tag put on them?



GregZ wrote:

Some needs to start reproducing the yosh. It's a classic

otakar wrote:

I would kill for one of those. I agree with you, someone should. Hay Jeff- These were made by MAC for Yoshi. Cant you have them made and just have a Z1E tag put on them?

Please, please, please

sorry about the first try

Oddly enough, I'm about to try something different...

GG, let us know if you can change the oil & filter with that SS pipe on.

rstnick wrote:

GG, let us know if you can change the oil & filter with that SS pipe on.

Just looking at the geometry of the pipe you can tell that you will have to remove it to do those tasks.

Over time we will get pipes manufactured for us. It's an expensive proposition. Order quantities have to be fairly high to keep the retail price reasonable.

We've been contacted by several overseas pipe makers, but importing pipes for anything later than 1978 is a major headache due to the EPA/DOT requirements for pipes.

Complicating this even more, many states are more aggressive about policing already existing laws prohibiting tampering with factory pipes, or replacing them with non-DOT approved pipes. The combination of emissions and noise are driving this and have the potential to cause all of us some major heartburn in the future. The folks in California are already going through this with CARB.

Essentially any 1979 or later bike running an aftermarket pipe is a candidate to get a ticket - both for the EPA/DOT stuff and noise. At least on the noise side, there is a good chance a standard Law Enforcement noise test will be accepted across the USA - it's been adopted by a number of areas already - and backed by the AMA.

"The folks in California are already going through this with CARB."... Gee, go figure... :whistle:

Now before you Cali boys get all riled up, remember, I was born and raised there... :laugh:

MOre reasons to just make our own... Screw uhm...