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AT1 expansion chamber
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Nice pipe for an AT1 on eBay right now. I have the same pipe on my CT1B and I like it. I’m tempted to take a swing at it in case I ever get an AT1.
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Replied by Sneezles61 on topic AT1 expansion chamber
Photos show a nice looking pipe for that money…
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19 Jan 2024 20:02
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Less than an hour and no bids???
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25 Jan 2024 17:26
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Maybe it’s too specific?
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26 Jan 2024 06:07
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Yes, rare item, but equally small market.
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26 Jan 2024 07:08
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Pretty sure the AT1 and CT1 aftermarket pipes were the same.
I have a few different aftermarket pipes. They sure run good. I'm not sure any have a spark arrester which is required most places off road here. If I ran exclusively on the street or if they didn't check I'd use them more.
I have a few different aftermarket pipes. They sure run good. I'm not sure any have a spark arrester which is required most places off road here. If I ran exclusively on the street or if they didn't check I'd use them more.
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26 Jan 2024 07:37
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Yes, Enduronut said the same thing about the AT1 and CT1 being the same. I reached out to the seller and offered $100 and said I would come pick it up to save them the hassles of shipping, but they declined. It will be back on the auction block soon, if not already.
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26 Jan 2024 09:27
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You might contact Rick C or Brown Shoe (Scott). They came down and cleaned out my garage and among all the items were two CT/AT expansion chambers.
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26 Jan 2024 10:27
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Hate to hijack the thread here, Bill.
But I will probably be using one of the pipes on my newly acquired ( some have called it a boat anchor )
AHEM ... bike.
Shoe ( Scott ) and I took a tour to the Long Beach Motorcycle Swap Meet on Sunday.
I made sure NOT to bring way too much money , $83 to be exact so I wouldn't go crazy and pick up something I really do not have room for. My buddy Johnny had a spot to sell some of his parts, so after spending a total of a whooping $ 34, we went back to see how Johnny was doing .Had a beer and milled around.
The guy in the next booth came over and said, " someone over in the next aisle had an AT for sale now for $20 bucks and we should go check it out!
Well I walk passed it earlier , chuckled and shook my head and promptly left the area.
Now Scott and I went over to take a look once more, sure enough..hand written on the tank was $20.
Scott and I agreed that there was only 2 usable part on it. Yet we stayed for about 8 minutes mumbling back and forth.
The owner came over and said, " for you guys, Take it , it's for free ! I don't wanna load it or see it again !!
It's FREE ....get it outta my sight ! "
O.K I said, came home and checked the VIN #
a 1973 ATMX. numbers matching.
So I will need one of the pipes.
But I will probably be using one of the pipes on my newly acquired ( some have called it a boat anchor )
AHEM ... bike.
Shoe ( Scott ) and I took a tour to the Long Beach Motorcycle Swap Meet on Sunday.
I made sure NOT to bring way too much money , $83 to be exact so I wouldn't go crazy and pick up something I really do not have room for. My buddy Johnny had a spot to sell some of his parts, so after spending a total of a whooping $ 34, we went back to see how Johnny was doing .Had a beer and milled around.
The guy in the next booth came over and said, " someone over in the next aisle had an AT for sale now for $20 bucks and we should go check it out!
Well I walk passed it earlier , chuckled and shook my head and promptly left the area.
Now Scott and I went over to take a look once more, sure enough..hand written on the tank was $20.
Scott and I agreed that there was only 2 usable part on it. Yet we stayed for about 8 minutes mumbling back and forth.
The owner came over and said, " for you guys, Take it , it's for free ! I don't wanna load it or see it again !!
It's FREE ....get it outta my sight ! "
O.K I said, came home and checked the VIN #
a 1973 ATMX. numbers matching.
So I will need one of the pipes.
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Good for you. Great story. I posted the original link thinking someone on the forum would grab it, but nobody did. I don’t have an AT, so I didn’t need the pipe. But I threw an offer at it simply because good never used pipes are getting very hard to find and are rarely under $200 and often closer to $500. It didn’t sell and they will put it up for bid again soon.
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CT1B, CT1C, JT1, JT2, CT2, DT360A, GT80B, DT100B, DT125B, DT175B, DT175C, DT250B, DT400B, Z50, SCR950
Someday, you'll own some Yamahas
CT1B, CT1C, JT1, JT2, CT2, DT360A, GT80B, DT100B, DT125B, DT175B, DT175C, DT250B, DT400B, Z50, SCR950
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29 Jan 2024 13:32
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