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  1. minibikegi

    Hose clamps/fuel lines

    In the marine industry we use radius compression ties, its basically a zip-tie with a radius on the clamp to offer a radial tension. factory on most product, looks better than a gear clamp, But yes. looks like a zip-tie. I cut them with razor for next guy (me) a wrong cut zippy is like razor...
  2. capguncowboy

    NOS 3-1/4" X 7-1/2" Chilton gas tank

    I picked this up off of the member here that was selling them back in November. I need to free up some money for my Rupp build, so I'm offering it here before I go to Ebay. No pictures right now, but it lines up correctly, paint looks great and has a non-vented gas cap. I paid $50 for it...
  3. outcrydrummer

    Calling all vintage sled engine experts ( Rockwell JLO 440 )

    I picked up a rockwell jlo 440 for my trike project. It looks to be in great shape, have not compression tested it, but feels good and spins freely. Has the original carb. Looking for something to tell me what lines go where. Obviously it didn't come with fuel lines attached but I see on the...
  4. S

    super tryke brake lines

    restoring a heald super tryke and was wondering if anyone had pics of the brake cable system, it seems that the previous own did his own mods to it and i want to take it back to original
  5. C

    All those pretty lines

    I have seen a few bikes with those braided lines and what looked like an oil tank in the back.... was wondering what the advantage is just so happens i have fittings and lines left over from my truck build and wanted to use em on my clone to look pretty.. Not gonna be racing her since there...
  6. X

    Fuel Lines

    So, I was just looking at my bike with my slightly modded clone on it and I noticed that my fuel lines (only about 2 months old) are rock hard. I had a friend tell me that when you drain the fuel out of the lines that they become hard, I do not see how this makes sense since there is no fuel in...
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