Metal Overflow bottles to replace ugly plastic crap.

....but in the same area, open up the original air box for secure storage!
For now I just left the front of the bearclaw that covers the tank intact when I cut it to expose the filters so I could leave the stock one alone. Maybe later on I'll do some more trimming and have to move it. So now I use the stock filter location for the PCIII, tools, bungie cords, flash light and the service manual on CD and thumb drive.
 
For now I just left the front of the bearclaw that covers the tank intact when I cut it to expose the filters so I could leave the stock one alone. Maybe later on I'll do some more trimming and have to move it. So now I use the stock filter location for the PCIII, tools, bungie cords, flash light and the service manual on CD and thumb drive.

What...no GLOCK 19 or Mack Ten???:D:D:D I mean there must be room for some nasty toy or some such???;)
 
What...no GLOCK 19 or Mack Ten???:D:D:D I mean there must be room for some nasty toy or some such???;)
Well, I do keep a spring loaded center punch handy and strategically located on the bike. It's for those occasions when a cager starts getting silly and needs a wake up call.
I kick doors and dent the hell out of them when I'm wearing steel toe boots, but I don't always ride wearing them. The center punch easily shatters windows by just "touching" them. Most of the time they don't even realize that I did it, works great. :cool:
 
Well, I do keep a spring loaded center punch handy and strategically located on the bike. It's for those occasions when a cager starts getting silly and needs a wake up call.
I kick doors and dent the hell out of them when I'm wearing steel toe boots, but I don't always ride wearing them. The center punch easily shatters windows by just "touching" them. Most of the time they don't even realize that I did it, works great. :cool:


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Tell me about this device. Do you compress it and lock it back, or is it the type that you have to push it against a window until it cocks and then automatically fires off?
 
This is another one from summit racing. They have a good selection. This one was about $60.00
 

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decisions, decisions....

This is another one from summit racing. They have a good selection. This one was about $60.00

The Aerolite Man! Seriously excellent bike fella. I'm checking with a couple of mechanic friends on which they believe might be the better product: your (1) Summit Racing Sum-300101-w, 20 oz. aluminum overflow tank or the (2) Weapon-R 826-134-101, 24oz. aluminum overflow tank. Both seem like solid products. Both are tig welded and 20 or more ounces capacity. Both are within $5 of each other price-wise. Both feature rear bracket for easy application. What hose did you employ on that baby of yours?
 
The Aerolite Man! Seriously excellent bike fella. I'm checking with a couple of mechanic friends on which they believe might be the better product: your (1) Summit Racing Sum-300101-w, 20 oz. aluminum overflow tank or the (2) Weapon-R 826-134-101, 24oz. aluminum overflow tank. Both seem like solid products. Both are tig welded and 20 or more ounces capacity. Both are within $5 of each other price-wise. Both feature rear bracket for easy application. What hose did you employ on that baby of yours?
Thanks dracul, its just automotive hose. This set up seems to syphon back to the radiator well, even though its a bit lower than the rad. filler.
 
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