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Started by CDNRatMan, November 25, 2013, 12:35:51 PM

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Drift1

Butt a$$ ugly imop  :o Maybe for a bobber project , na still butt ugly  ;D

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CDNRatMan

  Waiting for a response from the owner of the 750 because I think a drilled front rotor would be cool and i know someone with an 800 how would take the second one if I can score them.......mmmmmmm lexan tube, 2 small holes in tank, add some rubber tubing......mmmmmmm

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greenbarn

Quote from: gdrudd13 on November 26, 2013, 09:47:28 AM

I wouldn't put an actually glass one on. That would be bad. Maybe a lexan tube or something similar that is very durable.

Those were my thoughts - something not easily broken.   

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gdrudd13

I wouldn't put an actually glass one on. That would be bad. Maybe a lexan tube or something similar that is very durable.

2000 Drifter 800

49Reo

Not sure i would like a sight glass on a bike....one small stone off a passing vehicle and bad ju-ju...... :o

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greenbarn

Quote from: gdrudd13 on November 26, 2013, 07:53:31 AM

I've always though it would be cool to put on one of fuel sight tube (or whatever they're called) on the bike. It gives it an old school look in my opinion. Not sure it's the most useful necessarily, but still cool.

That is a cool idea.    I might file that away for future stealing....
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gdrudd13

I've always though it would be cool to put on one of fuel sight tube (or whatever they're called) on the bike. It gives it an old school look in my opinion. Not sure it's the most useful necessarily, but still cool.

2000 Drifter 800

greenbarn

There you go Ratman- just add some red dye to your fuel, and you're good to go!!  Functionality without sacrificing beauty!!

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Troll

BUBF...and the FIRST bike I EVER had with a fuel gauge was my FLT...I could live without it...

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pcarrell

First pic - Ratman, you're certifiable!

Second pic - Looks like you could get the parts you want and part out the rest and make some decent money.


CDNRatMan

   So got tired of no fuel gauge on the 800, so been working on a new idea and it is almost done...........no need to guess about fuel anymore.....

first picture.......

now how many know that the rotors on a Vulcan 750 are the same part number on the 800.....so going to think this one out over the winter......
the bile is on my local kijiji for $150.00 for parts......mmmmmmmm.....something to ponder.....and think out

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