catalytic converter location

[cdnuser]

Ok, I have looked all over for information on the exact location of the catalytic converter. I know some honda's have it integrated into the exhaust can. I think the CB250. To me "the untrained eye" it looks like it resides under the front plastic.

anyone shed some light on this for me.

 

[duk2n]

It is integrated in the head pipe, very near to the cylinder head, just hidden by the lower cowl

 

[cdnuser]

It is integrated in the head pipe, very near to the cylinder head, just hidden by the lower cowl

ahh yeah thats what I thought. Thanks

 

[gvcntx]

are you going to remove it.

 

[cdnuser]

are you going to remove it.

No, Just didn't want to remove it with a muffler change. My neighbour has a CB250 and his is in the odd looking muffler. The NC has such a large heavy muffler I wasn't sure if the cat was in it.

 

[ActiveHybrid3]

You should remove it, as what I did before I changed my end can. It's smoother as what I thought, better acceleration when taking off but the smell was awful at the can end, no catalytic converter! Sound was also awesome! Don't remove it if it's against the law!

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[Mike Cash]

You should remove it, as what I did before I changed my end can. It's smoother as what I thought, better acceleration when taking off but the smell was awful at the can end, no catalytic converter! Sound was also awesome! Don't remove it if it's against the law!

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The only reason it's on there to begin with is because the law REQUIRES it....Does Singapore have no such requirement?

 

[t3hGone]

You're gonna have one smelly bike. Other biker's will have to ride in front you to breath .