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                        1965 Honda CP77 — Ulsan Metro City, Rep. Korea
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Thanks for the info Loud Mouse. When I said that I have the original muffler, it is a single pipe with the muffler attached. I assumed that when this was removed, the other pipe stayed on the bike with a 3rd straight pipe added in its place. Is this correct or do I not have the correct pieces to return to stock. Sorry I am unable to add a pic of the muffler/pipe at this time.
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						Thanks!
Paul
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				LOUD MOUSE
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In your case the right WILL have the welded on Guppy.
The left WILL have 5 screw mounts for the leg shields. ........................lm
			
			
									
									
						The left WILL have 5 screw mounts for the leg shields. ........................lm
HondaPaul wrote:Thanks for the info Loud Mouse. When I said that I have the original muffler, it is a single pipe with the muffler attached. I assumed that when this was removed, the other pipe stayed on the bike with a 3rd straight pipe added in its place. Is this correct or do I not have the correct pieces to return to stock. Sorry I am unable to add a pic of the muffler/pipe at this time.
Thanks!
Paul
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				LOUD MOUSE
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That part has several names.
Your Guppy is welded on.
The early CL77 came with a removable Guppy same as the late CL72. (late 1964)
The CL72 left side pipe starts a HARD TURN right at the exhaust hole.
Compare the 2 Left Side pipes and you will see a difference in the bend. ..................lm
			
			
									
									
						Your Guppy is welded on.
The early CL77 came with a removable Guppy same as the late CL72. (late 1964)
The CL72 left side pipe starts a HARD TURN right at the exhaust hole.
Compare the 2 Left Side pipes and you will see a difference in the bend. ..................lm
revlover wrote:So what exactly is a Guppy muffler? I know what the stock muffler looks like, but I've never heard of a Guppy. Are you also saying the CL72/CL77 pipes are a different length and are their mufflers different?
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LM, I'm looking at the CL72 parts diagram at CMS. I think what you're talking about is called a diffuser (part #9). It's not the 2 into 1 slip on muffler, but rather a baffle inside the pipes. Is that close to right?
http://www.cmsnl.com/honda-cl72-scrambl ... ml#results
			
			
									
									http://www.cmsnl.com/honda-cl72-scrambl ... ml#results
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I think what I'm talking about HONDA refers to as a SILENCER #1. ..........................lm
			
			
									
									
						revlover wrote:LM, I'm looking at the CL72 parts diagram at CMS. I think what you're talking about is called a diffuser (part #9). It's not the 2 into 1 slip on muffler, but rather a baffle inside the pipes. Is that close to right?
http://www.cmsnl.com/honda-cl72-scrambl ... ml#results
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Ed,LOUD MOUSE wrote: Your Guppy is welded on.................lm
revlover wrote:So what exactly is a Guppy muffler? I know what the stock muffler looks like, but I've never heard of a Guppy. Are you also saying the CL72/CL77 pipes are a different length and are their mufflers different?
You've got a new dance partner. "revlover" isn't the original poster.
HT