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1969 CT1 front fender and Stays

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1969 CT1 front fender and Stays was created by yamahahaha

What other year/models share the SAME FRONT FENDER & STAYS as a 1969 CT175 ?  
10 May 2022 12:25 #1

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Replied by adguy2112 on topic 1969 CT1 front fender and Stays

Pretty sure they’re the same for most models from 125 & up. Hard to find for sure. Still missing a right side for mine. Cross reference on partzilla to be certain. 
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Replied by yamahahaha on topic 1969 CT1 front fender and Stays

I have used Partzilla and I have gotten conflicting answers
11 May 2022 04:39 #3

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Replied by Gr8uncleal on topic 1969 CT1 front fender and Stays

According to CMSNL:-

1968 - DT1
1969 - AT1M, CT1, DT1B, DT1S
1970 - AT1MB, CT1B, DT1C, DT1S, RT1.
1971 - DT1E, RT1B.
1972 - CT2, DT2, RT2.

15 models in total.

The 1971 CT1C is missing from this list as, for some reason, it is showing as having the smaller mudguard fitted (this ties in with my own bike and some promo docs that I've seen).

The size difference between the two mudguards is not great. However, I don't know what scope there is, if any, for mixing and matching the mudguards with the different front and rear brackets.
11 May 2022 04:57 #4

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Replied by Gr8uncleal on topic 1969 CT1 front fender and Stays

Yes, CMSNL shows all but the competition versions of the AT bikes as using the smaller mudguard.

If you can find a period original parts manual (eg in the Tech Library on this forum), then you can cross reference what is shown in the online, digitalised manuals.
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11 May 2022 06:12 #6

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Replied by landyr67g on topic 1969 CT1 front fender and Stays

Think also the early front fender is aluminum with riveted on mounting tabs.
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Replied by shyted on topic 1969 CT1 front fender and Stays

I struggled getting a front fender assembly for my CT1B too. I ended up putting a better than nothing solution in place . LT 1 mudguard fits too but it's not right ,however, it doesn't look out of place .
I have found a CT3 one but it's as rough as a bears ass and needs some inventing with the cross brackets on the underside.
I thought of making my own but the supports that spot weld on would be a pain.
Not that any of this solves your problem Yamahahaha.
12 May 2022 00:59 #8

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