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Rocinante means "no longer a work horse." Also the name of the main protagonist ship in the Expanse book series by James S. A. Corey. The TV series is great.
I've been able to get about 105 to 110 mph out of one with the stock carb modified by PJ. That's really all it took. I use the Charlie's place electronic ignition on mine. I may have a pair of the GS850 pistons in my stash. I have an engine still to build with one set, but as you can...
Agreed. Wish I could find more information on it. Ephraim owned it before me and he couldn't track down info either. All we have is what the son said, but he only remembers it being on the bike, not where it came from.
The original owner installed the snail pipe within a year of buying the bike in 1976 and ran it the entire time he and his son owned it. I assume it wasn't an issue, especially considering the stock pipe is a high pipe and there's long been a high pipe expansion chamber on the market. Just the...
I like the Vape a lot on my RD. It makes wiring super easy on a dirt bike and it's a 12v conversion on top of it all. Smooths out the lights when battery-less.
Hadn't thought about heat yet. Got it fired up, but couldn't get anywhere close on the tune with the stock carb or 28mm VM style...
I prefer the sculptibility of the Owens-Corning pink foam vs the DuPont. The DuPont tends to want to compress and smooth when using Surform rasps, riffler rasps and sandpaper, whereas the pink foam delaminates with the teeth of the rasps.
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Here is the snail pipe. I am the third owner. The original owner installed the snail pipe estimated at 1976 or within the first two years of owning it. If anyone has seen one or knows who made it, I’d be much obliged.
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