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Isaias Mendoza from Riverside, CA United States
I made this pipe fit on my QT50 and MJ50, no welding, but you will need to heat up the pipa close to the chamber wif at least a mapp gas torch and bend by hand and enlarge the bolt holes with Dremel.
On the QT50 I did need to remove the license plate bracket and bend slightly more, and on the MJ50 the passenger rear turn signal might be to be relocated. You'll need a bolt on bracket also to secure at the welded bracket. Treats has one apparently and didn't realize it until I needed it HAHAHAHA. I heard PW50 pipes work but they too expensive, so here we are 🤘🏽 THANK YOU TREATS 🎈🎈🎈
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September 24, 2020
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Alexander Landerman from BLOOMINGTON, IN United States
I built an a35 Tomos out of all the parts pile laying around in my basement, but it needed a pipe. I figured for the price I couldn't go wrong and I was right. It's not a ripper but it works and now that I've put a 1000+ miles on it and bounced the bike off some rocks and curbs I can say it holds up just fine.
This bad boi ain't nothing to write home about, but it works and is cheap as hell. If you need a cheap one I suggest it also the raw metal looks great on a ratty trash bike.