FatPipe Racing

A brave new world is coming to FatPipe Racing for the coming season! Below are screen shots from our updated website, www.fatpiperacing.com, - FatPipe is launching Air Cooled Yamaha RD and Suzuki T500 street expansion chambers for general sale. PLEASE have a look at the screenshots - and PLEASE visit the website. Also, as we are readying production, PLEASE drop us an email at our new address, [email protected], and let us know your thoughts and interest. We will be adding features and options as we go - so please check back often. We will continue to build bespoke racing chambers for all of our colleagues in the Vintage Racing Community - and we look forward to expanding our reach into consumer pipes. Again - thank you ALL.

"It's the end of the world as we know it ..." The FatPipe Racing Suzuki T500 sidecar is on the bench for a COMPLETE reconfiguration over the off-season ... and the F125 RD200 is coming apart for a full refresh. The T500 will be unrecognizable as we search for more speed and more reliability in a completely new power package; while the little RD has not been overhauled in FOUR seasons. We cannot thank our AHRMA (American Historic Racing Motorcycle Association) racing family enough for all of the encouragement and support shown to us over the past four years. This goes for our personal, non-racing friends, and my colleagues at Rosedale Technical College, as well. The support from everyone has been tremendous - and we will continue to honor your support with a more complete package and more complete season in 2025. I will see you all at Barber Motorsports Park on my street bike as I take a long overdue (20+ years) motorcycle tour from Pittsburgh down to Birmingham. My lifelong friend and RD200 pilot, Cliff Ginger, will be there on his trusty SV and a new secret Alt Mod weapon, just starting development. My great friend, sidecar partner, and two-stroke guru, Adam Bower, will be rock starring elsewhere - but will be in full race mode for 2025. Again - thank you all for your support; "... and I feel fine!"