New member w/1966 CB77 restorationIf a bike is run for a short period there is moisture in the muffler. Shut it off then and that moisture settles in the muffler, hence the drain hole.
After it has been run hot for a while ( full op. temp.) the moisture gets dissipated and inside the muffler is dry. Also, moving it from a cool environment into warm humid air cause condensation. Think of a cold beer glass on a humid day. I think a drain hole at the lowest point is a good idea. (Just my humble opinion.)
I recommend you drill a hole for the moisture to exit or the moisture will gather and become caustic and make it's own hole which you won't be pleased with!. ...............lm
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