| Author | Message | ||
     Race_pirate |
While I was clickin' some pics of the XB I took a few of my "Hard tail" I had a post a month ago regarding Bike Night, heres she is... and yes that is a fryin pan to catch the tranny leak(Mandatory to classify as Ol' School)    edit to stack the photos (Message edited by road_thing on May 24, 2005) | ||
| Vonsliek |
haha .. i used several small pans to catch my oil from the old ironhead chop. | ||
| Duff24 |
if there ain't oil leakin, there's something wrong! | ||
| Buell |
Where'd you get those handlebars at? My Fiancee has been looking for some for his projects - Thanks! | ||
| Kaese |
Could the chain be any more rusted? | ||
| Leftcoastal |
Great bike! But I tend to disagree about the thread title- even with the leak, having disc brakes reclassifies it into the 'mid-' school category! ("We don't need no steenkin' brakes"  Of course if you are wondering where all the old pan and knuck choppers went, they were all ran into stuff cause they wouldn't freakin' stop! Kate - those appear to be your basic 'drag bars', available at most aftermarket bike shops. Straight piece of pipe w/ 2 slight bends. Very much 'Old School' and makes for good control of the bike. I was using baking sheets for drip pans back in 'the day' because I needed to catch drips from a much wider area- tranny, motor cases, cam cover, carb ("don't smoke in my garage-ya wanna kill us all?" I swear- the old loose-bearing wheel hubs leaked too! AL |
