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    Hose clamp

    I need a 60ml hose clamp to resecure the pipe to my muffler on my SV race bike. Needs to be wider than a normal hose clamp but smaller than an exhaust clamp preferably. Have tried a couple of motorcycle shops without success. Anyone know where I could source such an item.

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    Someone like BNT or TWL might be the win.

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    Failing that, can you grind down the (assuming) offending part of the 'band' that has clearance issues?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Keystone19 View Post
    I need a 60ml hose clamp to resecure the pipe to my muffler on my SV race bike. Needs to be wider than a normal hose clamp but smaller than an exhaust clamp preferably. Have tried a couple of motorcycle shops without success. Anyone know where I could source such an item.

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    plumbers should have them....I thought I had one and just checked...but no sorry....your hubby would definatly know where to get them from!!!
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    Hubby has tried (read BNT etc) but this is not a standard car size so these shops don't have one that will work.

    Skelstar, I blew a hole in the muffler on Sunday. Welding won't work because it is a titanium pipe. We tried but it just melted so have now cut the pipe short and have fitted the muffler back on but need to secure it somehow.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Keystone19 View Post
    Hubby has tried (read BNT etc) but this is not a standard car size so these shops don't have one that will work.

    Skelstar, I blew a hole in the muffler on Sunday. Welding won't work because it is a titanium pipe. We tried but it just melted so have now cut the pipe short and have fitted the muffler back on but need to secure it somehow.
    well....go to a plumbers.....they will have heaps of hose clamps....of every size!!! and won't cost you bugger all!!!
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    Can you maybe set a spring mount,attach a spring to the muffler & link pipe
    The pipe & muffler need to be a firm interference fit ???
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    Thanks guys - 121 Marine on Wairau Road seem to think they have something that might work so I'll shoot down there and see what I can find.
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    Try a stock and station agent or somneone like Hose and Fittings in Penrose. They have lots of stuff like that for dairy and milking shed use.

    EDIT: Oh, if its a zorst just use the proper exhaust pipe clamps from Supercheap. Like a U bolt with a saddle and two nuts.
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    Failing that Jill, try asking Repco down the road if they have any metal radiator hose clamps, that should do the trick as a short term fix anyway.
    If that doesn't work have a word with me and I will see if a mate can help out.

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    What Ixion said - nice stainless clamps from places that service the dairy industry.
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    Any Industrial Hose & fitting place will have T-Bolt clamps in a suitable size in Stainless. Heaps stronger than a worm-drive radiator clamp & they look nice too, around $4 each?
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    Righto then. Went to 121 Marine and the very helpful lads there provided me with a suitable clamp made from stainless steel and the pipe is now back together with the clamp and a bit of silicone! Roll on Sunday!
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