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[TSDAWG]

It should be out of paint this week so I'll forward you some pictures. I like the 2nd gen camaros and firebirds as well. You sound like one hell of a woman. I was at a gun range this weekend with a couple friends shooting some handguns and there was a really hot chick shooting a large handgun. We were talking about how that takes it up another level.

Send the pics! Gotta see the pics! The only thing about girls that are like me in doing "boy things", we freak men out. They don't really know what to do with us on a daily basis. We act too much like them! LOL.

 

[TSDAWG]

I use a puke tank on mine to keep the oil from spilling all over the engine. I finally figured out I needed to resize the photo down. I have hi res photos.

So here's the puke tank I installed on the chopper. Works great and contains any blow from the heads.

Did you get that from Big Dog? I gotta have one of those. Hey Hippie! You see this thing, you could hide things in there!

 

[TSDAWG]

TS, you're a "hoot".:roll: :roll: :roll: I'll bet your oil leak is just blowby. Feel the inside lower ledge of your breather-bet it's covered with oil. Mine did it until I changed breathers. :2thumbs:

Yep. Oil. I'll have to get this fixed. I need nothing more to clean on that bike! There is plenty as it is!

I've been told I'm funny. I like to laugh..A LOT! :lol:


Man, give us some warm weather for riding. I don't want this cold crap any longer! They're talking snow/ice tomorrow. Are we in Michigan!?!?

 

[Gas Man]

Hey now TS... that could get personal... we regret to inform you but us boys in Michigan are still alive and kickin. Don't make us send Chopper Dave down there to leg hump you. :roll:

 

[Cobrafast1]

Did you get that from Big Dog? I gotta have one of those. Hey Hippie! You see this thing, you could hide things in there!

Hey TS. I got the "Puke Tank" from Wimmer Machine. Or AKA "Wimmer Custom Cycle" on my invoice. It was $125 plus $9 S/H. Worth every penny of it too. Look them up. The frame clamp came free depending on the part number you order. Mine is a BPC-02.

Website is: Wimmer Custom Cycle intake assemblies

All I did on mine was to reverse the hose between the two breathers to get the middle hole to line up with the puke tank better and rotate the hose so the middle hole is facing up. Then inserted some clear tubing from the hardware store from that hose to the tank above.

This allows the fumes and mist to work it's way up the tube to the tank, but when you shutdown the engine, what ever is on the inside walls of the tube run back down to the engine.

After a 100 mile run, maybe a 1/4 of a teaspoon is in the tank. So you can likely put a 1500 miles on the bike before checking. The top comes off with one allen set screw. Pull the screen out and put a paper towel in the to tank to soak up the oil. It's less than a 5 minute operation to clean it out. Sure beats cleaning oil off the engine. There is an allen set screw in the bottom of the tank for draining it, but that can be messy. I prefer the top open method to clean it out.

Have a blast with it. It's well worth the money.

 

[Chopper Dave]

Hey now TS... that could get personal... we regret to inform you but us boys in Michigan are still alive and kickin. Don't make us send Chopper Dave down there to leg hump you. :roll:

Hell Yeah!! I am a professional leg humper!

 

[Cobrafast1]

So true, so true! Would love to see your car. They are truly a work of art! Sebring must have been a blast.

Enduros, that's what I rode in! Hours of mind boggling body bashing on a bike! Twas good times! I couldn't do it today. I'm certain a body part would fall off of me under that much energy exursion!

My "B word", as Chopper Dave calls him, rides a Heritage Springer. It's an awesome bike. We get some interesting attention together, cause his was built as a show bike and it's all old school, then there I pull up looking all Rolling Freakshow Girl on a chopper. It's very fun! Half like his style bike and the other half like mine. HOWEVER, he really has taken a liking to Big Dogs. His next bike may just be a K9.

Yeah. I loved the Enduros too, but my very first road trip on a cycle was from Detroit to Copper Harbor, Michigan; about 650 miles up and 650 miles back. That is as far north in Michigan you can go to the tip that sticks out into Lake Superior. I went with a guy who rode a Triumph. I used my Suzuki 250 Enduro with a 6 day Barrum knobby tire on the back. The trip was 6 days and 5 of the days, it rained. I have to tell you.....now that's BODY BASHING too. The enduro rides were rough from hitting things and jumping, and wrestling the bike in dirt, but those six day's is a long lasting memory. Thank God for Choppers. Having been through dirt riding and long trips, that's "hard core biking".

You and "B-Word" must be a real hoot on the road. Kind of like Bonnie and Clyde"? I'd love to see that someday.