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What needs to be done differently is add a second petcock, there's no hose from side to side that I can see. That or have one on the left and add the connection hose tank to tank.
Did this to the current flat side rubber mount tanks I run on the shovel. Did the cross over with valves to make pulling one easier or could be used as petcock in an emergency.
Did this to the current flat side rubber mount tanks I run on the shovel. Did the cross over with valves to make pulling one easier or could be used as petcock in an emergency.
When someone posts a photo I usually make a point of looking closely and what did I see? You in a thong reflecting in your air cleaner cover lmao!
Started on the tank tonight. I might have to shrink it a bit length-wise and I need to figure out how I want to mount it. Something fancy from underneath that you cant easily see but a royal pain to make work or a tongue out of each end with a bolt into the frame. That'll determine tank length as well. I like how it looks on the bike though.
I might end up with two choppers here. The 20 over front end on the 45 degree neck plus 3 more degrees in the front end makes it seem short about 8 inches. Might end up with fork tubes to get the length I need and marginal function so I took the front end off and put it on my mocked up bobber that had a stock length springer on it knowing the frame would be super high which is a look I also like. Not into choppers with frames that are level to the ground regardless of the front end.
I like this look, has a 21" front wheel, 19 might work too. I'll mix and match to see where I end up but its fun, I'm enjoying the freestyle build for a change.
Criticism always welcome. Went from this (which I really like)
What happens if that wood block wasn't there? I always say you do you - I like the new look but can't come to terms with the oil tank - just too damn bulky and attracts my eye away from the rest of the bike.
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