Loud exhaust

[redcap0006]

Hi all
I rode my Triumph for the first time in probably 6 mths Friday last.
It was noisier that I remember it, but not too bad.  Took a few days for the aches and pains to go away and today I decided to wash it.  Visually examining it I spotted the reason (probably) it was nosier than usual.


I will phone Triumph Dublin for the part, but I would sound more convincing if I knew the part name.

Anybody???
Regards
Gary
p.s.  Hopefully there is a picture in this post or I have made a bags of it

[Saddle Tramp]

Greetings redcap 0006,
You failed to mention the model year of your Trophy, and I don’t know if it matters in regards to exhaust components, but here is a parts blow-up for the 2014 exhaust.

https://www.bikebandit.com/oem-parts/2014-triumph-trophy-se/o/m155995#sch807395

Cheers! 

[redcap0006]

Indeed I did Saddle Tramp
2013  TT SE

Hopefully the same part, Thanks

[trophied]

Gasket part number T2202115 $9.05 US
Clamp part number T2206078 $13.50 US

[redcap0006]

trophied, thank you, never thought of a gasket

[1675]

I hate to be the prophet of doom, but this might not be as simple as you hope. It looks like the end of the exhaust pipe (with the 4 or 5 slits in) which the broken clamp pulls around onto the silencer, might be broken off and missing. Difficult to see without my readers (glasses), but I do hope I am wrong as it is listed as a whopping £673 from World of Triumph. Another user had the same problem and was going to weld a home made sleeve on, but when I enquired with Triumph about welding anything (in case I ever need to) they don't recommend it, but if you do, disconnect the battery and Ecu to prevent damage. Sorry.....

[redcap0006]

ouch 1675
ok, maybe swing by Triumph and get them to look.  All I need, heading Europe but not soon so time to get it sorted.  Will it survive a 100km ride to dealer without causing more harm?
Regards

[Saddle Tramp]

If you are concerned about the ride, you can always do what I did as a broke college student, cut a soup can in half lengthwise, and clamp it around the split exhaust with hose clamps or heat resistant tape. My makeshift repair lasted months while I scraped up the $$ to do a proper repair... 

Or was it a coffee can?
The old memory ain’t what it used to be!