So on to the second part of the tear down of the exhaust on the Bridgestone Dual Twin. I have a couple videos to post, and pls keep in mind that I don’t have a ‘camera crew’ or an film editor (but I have download Adobe’s software to try — at some point– to edit my videos), nope just me and my Android.
So I showed last post how the exhaust was attached. Not much different than most other motorcycles, except for the rubber pieces that connects the header to the baffle.
You can see the header is a bit rusted but the bolts came off with no problem. The first header I removed was the left side and there was little to no room for a wrench much less be able to get a socket in there. So it was a bit more clearance if I were to remove the head. Which I’ve been meaning to do to get a look at the piston and cylinder so I did. Here are the pics and the videos:
So taking the left head off was going to gave me more room.
The heads are on with for nuts on studs in the head. These looked really rusted but it came off easily.
Here are couple of images:
Here is the header removed.
Of course I have to include a shot of the pistons and cylinders and you see them in the videos as well.
Videos show a bit of the exhaust and a few good shots of the piston/chamber/cylinders.
Thanks for reading.
Tim
1966 Bridgestone Motorcycle Brochure – DadsCycleMags.com