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Pete's CT1 Restoration
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21 Jan 2021 09:33
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How were you able to pull the silencer from the pipe? Isn't it welded inside?
13 Apr 2021 10:23
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Hi whs
Thanks, it's a great little bike and I ride it lots.
The screw holds the silencer and pipe outlet in.
If you take out the screw you need to rotate the pipe outlet as it has a couple of small lugs in the stem locating it in the baffle.
If the baffle is stuck like mine was, you can prise it through the screw hole then I used the grips on the few milimetres sticking out the end of the exhaust.
If it's really bunged up the guys on the forum recommend putting the exhaust on a fire or in the BBQ, without the chrome on of course.
Thanks, it's a great little bike and I ride it lots.
The screw holds the silencer and pipe outlet in.
If you take out the screw you need to rotate the pipe outlet as it has a couple of small lugs in the stem locating it in the baffle.
If the baffle is stuck like mine was, you can prise it through the screw hole then I used the grips on the few milimetres sticking out the end of the exhaust.
If it's really bunged up the guys on the forum recommend putting the exhaust on a fire or in the BBQ, without the chrome on of course.
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14 Apr 2021 00:45
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Love those CT1's. Nice work.
14 Apr 2021 01:32
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And so Mothersbaugh becomes a further danger in a tight game of Scrabble, having today been taught the word 'prise.'
Never heard it before. Thanks, man!
Never heard it before. Thanks, man!
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14 Apr 2021 05:37
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Excellent Pete, bike looks great. That bike would fit nice on the front of my camper.
Thanks Mark
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14 Apr 2021 07:10
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Thanks Mark.
Converting my 2012 VW Transporter into a camper is on my project list.
I need to get a replacement work van first though and I'm not sure it'll take a CT1 on the front or back of it when it's done
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Converting my 2012 VW Transporter into a camper is on my project list.
I need to get a replacement work van first though and I'm not sure it'll take a CT1 on the front or back of it when it's done
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Yamaha CT1 007
Yamaha CT1-B The Greenie
Yamaha CT1-B The Doppelgänger
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1980 CB250RS (The Project)
2020 Honda CB500X
Yamaha CT1-B The Greenie
Yamaha CT1-B The Doppelgänger
Yamaha CT1-C
Yamaha AT1-C
1980 CB250RS (The Project)
2020 Honda CB500X
14 Apr 2021 07:59
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Sure thing, I'd bet. Over here we have mounting rails that will go into a 1.75 or a 2.0 inch rear hitch receiver and hold anywhere from 200-500 pounds (I leave the metric/English conversions to you!), and I know that the CT-1 sits right at about 200 pounds.
Or are you talking VW's age and rust?
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14 Apr 2021 10:27
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Oh yeah, here's what you're talking about (not my van or bike).
Van is in great condition being a 2012 year and I've only done 41,000 miles.
Need to convert it first though
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Need to convert it first though
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Yamaha CT1 007
Yamaha CT1-B The Greenie
Yamaha CT1-B The Doppelgänger
Yamaha CT1-C
Yamaha AT1-C
1980 CB250RS (The Project)
2020 Honda CB500X
Yamaha CT1-B The Greenie
Yamaha CT1-B The Doppelgänger
Yamaha CT1-C
Yamaha AT1-C
1980 CB250RS (The Project)
2020 Honda CB500X
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14 Apr 2021 11:08
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Upgraded the crap aftermarket shock that were fitted to the bike when I bought it.
I think Shyted and Mako have these Showa shocks on their bikes and they certainly look good.
I managed to buy them on Amazon.com and they were £103 including taxes and delivery to the UK.
If you are considering these you will need to modify the top mount as it's too wide and you will also need to modify or replace the bushings.
Amazon are now out of stock but here's the link anyway.
www.amazon.com/dp/B06Y2PHYM3?psc=1&ref=p...dt_b_product_details
I think Shyted and Mako have these Showa shocks on their bikes and they certainly look good.
I managed to buy them on Amazon.com and they were £103 including taxes and delivery to the UK.
If you are considering these you will need to modify the top mount as it's too wide and you will also need to modify or replace the bushings.
Amazon are now out of stock but here's the link anyway.
www.amazon.com/dp/B06Y2PHYM3?psc=1&ref=p...dt_b_product_details
Yamaha CT1 007
Yamaha CT1-B The Greenie
Yamaha CT1-B The Doppelgänger
Yamaha CT1-C
Yamaha AT1-C
1980 CB250RS (The Project)
2020 Honda CB500X
Yamaha CT1-B The Greenie
Yamaha CT1-B The Doppelgänger
Yamaha CT1-C
Yamaha AT1-C
1980 CB250RS (The Project)
2020 Honda CB500X
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