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Somebody put a lot of time and forethought into that bike.  Shame it wasn’t maintained.

Excellent progress KaptainKwak!

Welcome.  I like the two into one high fishtail and it is certainly unique.  Good luck with the build!

Though you do want the bowl snug to the carb and a good gasket those are really just for splash seal.  The level of gas normally should be just below that line.  Sounds like you need to retest your float seal and level in the bowl.  On well worn seats of older carbs a solid polishing and float needles with viton tips can make a world of difference.

Good to see you posting again Kaptain.

That’s a beauty Doc.  You done well sir!

Looks like a fun little bike.  Couple good shots of you too.  I am sure she’ll like it on the street.

We had 36 riders registered but, less than half showed up this year.  Cold, wind, and rain all day so, as to be expected many stayed home.  Looking forward to the 2020.

Thank you Michael.  We will ride together in spirit then.  Good luck at the races and your safe return!

Welcome aboard Daniel.

Thank you Kaptain.  Sorry to hear you missed it.  There’s always next year though.  I got the clear lenses off Fleabay a couple years ago.  Sorry I can’t remember the seller now.  I switched most of my bulbs over to high output LED’s.  I didn’t really need to change the lens I just wanted to get maximum amount of light out.  The fronts are amber.…[Read more]

Oops.  Almost forgot the group photo.

Yes, that’s me in there.  I’m the good looking one.  🙂

Another fun filled ride.  Very warm for this time of year 90° / 32°.  No problem for the twin.  Even with my fairing on which I was a little concerned about.  Hope everyone else had a safe trip too!

Welcome aboard Leonard.  Looks salvageable to me and with your experience should be road worthy in no time.  Good luck!

As they say, “Opinions are like noses.  Everybody has one.”

Good shot of Beachcomber and his bike!

Welcome aboard.  🙂