If you're still coming here to look, I will apologize for not posting in about a year. Life has got in the way, for the most part I am enjoying the hell out of it.  If you are one of the people who cry about getting old you need to change your life so you can enjoy it.  I look at it this way, I get to wrestle with my grandson, I have had friends you never got to see their grandchildren, they never got the chance to get old. I guess maybe its just a respective thing.

Anyway off the soapbox and a little bit of what is great about life, I chopped the Packmule bike, it was bought in '05 for this purpose and I never quit riding it long enough to chop it, ended up buying the Flyrite and when it was done I rode it, the Packmule just wasn't any fun to ride. So I chopped it up on New Years day, a new bike for the new year.
  On the jig and getting ready for the hot glue. And back on the ground.

A couple more caps for sale -LAST ONES-

These are probably the last one that I will do. If I do more it will be down the road, maybe a year or two, who knows.
Brass caps, 1 3/4", threaded, O-ring sealed and vented. Vent can be removed for a non-venting cap. Filler necks are cold rolled steel 1 5/8" OD and about 1 3/4" tall.


Caps are all sold, dont see making any  in the future.

email for more info.




I've got a new set of 4 speed EVO sporty adjustable push rods, Crane cams part# 4-0020

-The pushrods where sold-



More parts to come in the next few weeks.

FS- Cap and filler neck

Cap is aluminum, 1 3/4" OD, vented and O-ring sealed, vent can be removed for a non-venting cap. Neck is cold rolled steel, 1 5/8" OD and about 2" long.

This is a weld in neck, yes it will fit your stock tank if you chop the thing and weld this in.

$GONE GONE GONE-

A message from our friends Perry and Jake

Insperation

for my next build. This is the late great Dick Allen and his Loco motion. Not only did he build kickass choppers but he rode them all over the country.

Another pic

From the swap. Sweet pan
~-DJ-~

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A very nice stash seat yesterday at the swap meet
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