Burned all the midnight oil
I think I may have been the only one who thought I would make it to Ohio.
It bombed. It didnt make it out of the city. Back to work.
I rode it tonight. Here is how it is rolls right now. Richer than Google and the OG LTD tank. The old GT3r tank was starving the carburetors of fuel. The petcock on that tank was built for a single cylinder and could not fill the float bowls fast enough. I also found that after sitting for two years outside, the timing advance mechanism was stuck and it wouldnt allow the bike to fully rev up.
and then… back to work.
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Hell On Wheels
I have never raced in any kind of organized structure other than rubbing handlebars with my knucklehead friends in Philly. I am the definition of amateur, but none of that mattered on Sunday when a couple of relocated Philadelphia jabronis decided to show up at the Hell On Wheels TT at Glen Helen race track on […]
that bike is looking badass. you are gonna have to find a way to rig up a new petcock on that GT3r tank though. that thing is just too cool to not utilize in this bike.
yea man.
you gotta find a way to make the orange tank work.
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fucking mags
Bike looks amazing!
ricky i got a few nice petcocks here after messin around with the 550, one really wide open new one with a big ass bung, that sounds really nasty for some reason.
What size rear tire is that and what’s the brand and name?