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What bike are these wolf muffler for

7 posts Started 7 Sep 2010 Last recovered post 8 Sep 2010 Wayback Machine snapshot 16 Jun 2012

#1
Fun guessing game...

The guy whom I purchased my VFR from threw them in with the sale, but they don't fit my 86 VFR750F.

The brand is "Wolf Racing" but I cannot find anywhere online that has the same symbol that's on the mufflers.   :computer-noworky:

Apparently they are Canadian made. Presumably by "Gary Wolf" ????

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Can anyone tell me what bike these are for?
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[image: View Post]vfrcapn, on 07 September 2010 - 07:50 PM, said:

Try this place. Not so sure they're still in business though?? They are/were a UK based company. http://www.wolfexhaust.com/index.htm

Thanks....not the same company though.   :blush:
#4
Wild ass guess, but judging by the necked-down diameter of the pipe where it would interface with the stock headpipes, I'm going to say VF500 perhaps.

Here:

http://img824.images.../i/img1198o.jpg
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[image: View Post]Veefer800Canuck, on 07 September 2010 - 10:11 PM, said:

Wild ass guess, but judging by the necked-down diameter of the pipe where it would interface with the stock headpipes, I'm going to say VF500 perhaps.


Nope. I tried them on my old VF500. Didn't fit.
#6
These were made in Kitchener  but are no longer in business . I think the mans name was Bruce but am not sure ,his wife was the mayor of Kitchener for quite a few years and he has closed up his business . they were very good pipes to run at the track and very well made
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[image: View Post]gmtech94, on 08 September 2010 - 10:46 AM, said:

These were made in Kitchener  but are no longer in business . I think the mans name was Bruce but am not sure ,his wife was the mayor of Kitchener for quite a few years and he has closed up his business . they were very good pipes to run at the track and very well made

Very informative.

Thank you.
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