Trick Pipe

[SCOTT CURTIS]

Began working on my third Penton, a 1972 Six Day.  It has a very nice after market pipe.  It has a MFG. Sticker, Banke, Fort Worth Texas.  Consists of a header pipe Approx. 10 inches in length then into a straight pipe which then passes over the carb and follows the path of a stock pipe.  The pipe ends at the back side of the air box and is topped off with a aluminum end cap.  Pretty sure this was manufactured for the bike since the mounting tabs are in the exact correct positions.  Has any one heard of this Banke Pipes?

[firstturn]

Scott, I used Banke back in 1973.  If you decide to go with a stock pipe and sell the other please let me know.
Thanks, [email protected]

Ron Carbaugh

[SCOTT CURTIS]

Ron, Can you tell me any more about these pipes.  I do not have any other pipe for the bike so I will probably be using it.  It seems very nice.

[firstturn]

Scott why don't we visit via phone.  E-Mail me your phone # and I will call you.  E-Mail  [email protected]

Ron Carbaugh

[Russ B]

Banke used to make lots of performance pipes for mx and flattrack. They are still in business. http://www.bankeperformance.com/ They aren't in Ft. Worth anymore though. I would be willing to bet that if enough guys got together, they would build more of these pipes.