Show Notes
This is a look back at ATK's innovative and unique 406 two-strokes of the late 1980s. A fascinating combination of old and new tech, the ATK 406 was a do-it-all machine designed for racing and off-road adventuring. The product of legendary engineer Horst Leitner, the ATKs of the eighties and early nineties were some of the most interesting machines of the era.
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This is s look back at the history of Yamaha's open class four-strokes from 1998-2022