I'm located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

I have an '85 K100 which I'm hoping to have ready for an out of province inspection (Alberta, Canada) in the summer/fall of 2024. One of the inspection items is an exhaust system with heat shield cover intact.

My '85 has the stock exhaust but the heat shield has been removed and tabs ground off before I got it.

I'm looking to either buy or locally borrow the 2 valve stock exhaust with heat shield. Doesn't need to be pretty it just needs to be decent enough to pass this inspection. I'll re-install the one I have now after the inspection. If someone does have one to lend me, you can borrow mine so you can keep riding!

FWIW... my current muffler part number is Gillet 3087 18121451528.

Let me know what you got.

Thanks,
Chris

Chris350 wrote:I'm located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

I have an '85 K100 which I'm hoping to have ready for an out of province inspection (Alberta, Canada) in the summer/fall of 2024. One of the inspection items is an exhaust system with heat shield cover intact.

My '85 has the stock exhaust but the heat shield has been removed and tabs ground off before I got it.

I'm looking to either buy or locally borrow the 2 valve stock exhaust with heat shield. Doesn't need to be pretty it just needs to be decent enough to pass this inspection. I'll re-install the one I have now after the inspection. If someone does have one to lend me, you can borrow mine so you can keep riding!

Let me know what you got.

Thanks,
Chris

It's a shame that a missing heat shield prohibits passing inspection when most motorbike exhaust cans don't even use one 'nowadays'. 

You'll need a 1983 thru '85 only version, then, due to the different mount from the '86 model year on.

Two Wheels Better wrote:

Chris350 wrote:I'm located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

I have an '85 K100 which I'm hoping to have ready for an out of province inspection (Alberta, Canada) in the summer/fall of 2024. One of the inspection items is an exhaust system with heat shield cover intact.

My '85 has the stock exhaust but the heat shield has been removed and tabs ground off before I got it.

I'm looking to either buy or locally borrow the 2 valve stock exhaust with heat shield. Doesn't need to be pretty it just needs to be decent enough to pass this inspection. I'll re-install the one I have now after the inspection. If someone does have one to lend me, you can borrow mine so you can keep riding!

Let me know what you got.

Thanks,
Chris

It's a shame that a missing heat shield prohibits passing inspection when most motorbike exhaust cans don't even use one 'nowadays'. 

You'll need a 1983 thru '85 only version, then, due to the different mount from the '86 model year on.

Appreciate that clarification Two Wheels, that just may have saved me a headache with buying the wrong year. Thank you.

Yes, inspection ridiculousness, I'm sure I'll be shaking my head even more when I get that report back.

This heat shield is not actually unnecessary...OK, it's ugly and rust friendly.
I thought it was useless, simply preventing dumb passengers to melt their shoes on the muffler.
But the day I saw a toddler, fascinated by the big motorcycle with shiny parts, running towards the muffler to grab it... I understood why it was so necessary!

I have pre and post 85 Ks.

At varous times I have picked up new old stock heat shields for both early and late exhausts.

So I can tell you I put a brand new later heat shield on my 83 K100RS and it fits straight on.

The early one has 5 fixings, the later one has 6 fixings. If you need to, you can buy the fitting and captive nut and weld them on to fit the 6th fixing, or just leave it blank as I did.

Hope that helps.

92KK 84WW Olaf wrote:I have pre and post 85 Ks.

At varous times I have picked up new old stock heat shields for both early and late exhausts.

So I can tell you I put a brand new later heat shield on my 83 K100RS and it fits straight on.

The early one has 5 fixings, the later one has 6 fixings. If you need to, you can buy the fitting and captive nut and weld them on to fit the 6th fixing, or just leave it blank as I did.

Hope that helps.

This does help, I appreciate that specific feedback. There is an '86 heat shield local to me so with your fitment information that's an option for me. Thanks!