Topic: Sandcast no number pipes

[co425]

Hi all I have a set of sandcast no number no markings pipes on my bike. I am curious what these are worth. I have had them re chromed they still have pitting in them but all of the corosion has been removed by boil out. Rather nice looking set of pipes. Anyways I am curious as to there value as I am afraid to run these for fear of damage. I may set these aside and buy some carpy or yamiya repop yosh pipes just to save these suckers. Anyways just throwing it out there.

[Duke McDukiedook]

If you had them rechromed you should have gone the nine and ceramic coated the interior also.

[co425]

It already cost me $1600.00 to rechrome. I thought that was enough.

[Duke McDukiedook]

The price of a job done right is never cheap... 

[754]

I would hang on to them, especially if they have not been run since rechroming.
 Someone that needs them should pay a bunch of cash, plus a good exhaust for them.

 I assume they have the no flat spot under the brake pedal & the long baffles.

[co425]

There is a notch for the brake petal and they have the long non early sandcast baffles. I am planning on keeping them. I am really just curious as to there value. My reason for switching them out is so I can ride the beasty without freaking out about damaging the original pipes.

[markb]

Yamiya has their repros for sale at $1780 right now.  (Its interesting that a set of HM300 replicas are going for $2018).  Anyway, I bought a set last summer for a little less than that and I personally wouldn't be able to tell the difference between those and the originals except that maybe they're a little nicer.  That's complete with baffles too.  I assume yours are originals?  Personally I wouldn't by restored originals when I can get brand new replicas that I can't tell the difference but some guys would probably be all over it.  Hopefully that helps with what they may be worth.
Mark