🏍️ COITAK Muffler Exhaust Wash Plug, 0.6"-1.5" Motorcycle Bike 2 Stroke Rubber Silencer (2 Pack) Review

Now I can connect the muffler and clean it along with the rest of the bike! I used a plastic bag before and it was just lame. It is great!

They work well but depending on the size and design of your exhaust they just aren't very safe. Very stiff rubber that doesn't fit well so basically just sits in my exhaust pipe, doesn't pinch at all.

As the name suggests. Stay in my '21 yz45f' muffler bike no problem. The red tag is made of fabric, not just plastic, so it won't tear when driving on the freeway in the back of a truck. Especially since there are 2 packs.

Works perfectly. I got 250 for my sons and 110 for my sons. Covers the exhaust pipe perfectly so you can wash the whole bike. Would recommend to anyone who has an ATV or dirt bike. The size should fit any stock exhaust. And the red label will remind you it's there so you don't forget.

I bought these for two bikes in the garage. I wasn't sure I would need them but was glad I had them as my 2 year old helped me do the laundry. Of course water goes everywhere, but there was nothing in the exhaust. They did their job and installed the exhaust pipe. Other sizes on the market are too big but these fit well.

Four stars not five. They work but make sure you get the right size. I have ordered both. The smaller ones are hard and stretchy, which isn't conducive to sticking them up your bike's exhaust. As I said, the small ones disappointed me, they are tough and unplayable. However, the larger size appears to be a completely different material, much more malleable and flexible, and works as it should!

I bought a similar larger product for a 1950 Indian Chief after forgetting to cap the exhaust during winter storage a few years ago. When I started the bike for my first spring ride, I blew out a mouse's nest. Exciting stuff and it wore out the starter (my leg). I bought a butt and have been using it ever since with no problems. I didn't learn it, and when I started a 2001 F650GS, also on my first ride back in the spring, I found that a mouse managed to get into the exhaust pipe (the exhaust…