I drilled a hole on the lowest part of the airbox, and inserted a valve stem with a clear tube on it, then a bit more valve stem on the other end of the tube so I could put a valve cap on the open end.
If she get's upside down or floods the airbox, I can see, and easily drain.
Very nice job, lovely looking bike complete with period cow-horn bars... One of those was my first proper trials bike and I have one in the shed waiting to be rebuilt like that - one day...
Woody how many bikes do you have,
it sounds like you have the bug as bad as Big john
Hey Singe....didn't realise you knew I had purchased that little gem from evilBay. Oddly enough, I had nearly followed your suggested restoration method to the letter and 2 weeks later....the result !
Beta 4-stroke
in Beta
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It's Something else. Fancy one, love it, very neat.
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