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I ran a vent line tonight for the powervents, doing some 80+ mph riding on the highway I was still getting some oil misting and it was making a mess. Normal riding, I wasn't getting any oil at all............but my commute to work is all highway and I can't take having oil on the bike.
What size vent line is required to ensure proper flow?
I used 1/4" fuel line, ran lines from each powervent to a "T" then ran a single vent line down to the ground.
I seem to rememeber from a previous post that someone on the forum turned down the original football - but I can't find it. Does anyone have details?
Thanks
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