Mayko
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alvin l nunley
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I moved to that address iin 1977-78. That was about the time I started selling the Bullet pipe.
joe lecompte
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I'm glad to have it I’ll make sure it ends up in a good place
phantomkartracer
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What does a Mayko pipe look like?
One Fast Kat
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Al was the first to develop the space chain breaker. Copied by virtually all karting manufacturers, it is still in use today and for the foreseeable future.
One Fast Kat
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Al you should have gotten a patent on this one!!!!!!!!
How is life treating.
Good wishes.
moebiusgold
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A rarer SL. Perfect pipe for Mountain Highway.
moebiusgold
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phantomkartracer
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Could this be a Mayko pipe?
joe lecompte
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Attachments
joe lecompte
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Close idk any markings?
phantomkartracer
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I looked all over and didn't see anything. The belly looks unique. Thought it looked a lot like this one. Just a different configuration.
joe lecompte
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alvin l nunley
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Mayko Bullets. SL & SM I think, (long & Medium)
alvin l nunley
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Mayko "A" pipe, circa 1977. I made these in both aluminum and steel. Parabolic curves. Look that up in your Funk and Wagnel.
alvin l nunley
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Mayko Bullet, circa 1980. Parabolic curves again, only the converging cone is reversed from the "A" pipe.
phantomkartracer
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Hello Al, What's the application? Narrow curve, medium curve or wide curve? Brian #89
alvin l nunley
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KT100 (pre-rrule change) K 78 ,open Komet 100.
Wide curve, I guess. Old KT100 rules; 9200 – 14,000,Maybe a little more.. This was before IKF changed all the porting specifications.