Exploding Top Fuel Nitro Harleys in Las Vegas

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Trying to keep my gear fully on hand when riding, neglected to find a portable battery jump/charger. 1- tire compressor 2- water 3- bright ass flashlight 4- glow sticks(íf stuck on the side of the roa...

Hi im using Kawasaki Er6n and just did a engile oil service yesterday. The mechanic used 2L(2 bottles) however he didnt use all of it, only a few ml left and gave me the rest of it, just asking is it...

One of my friends told me about this benefit ride two days before I was scheduled to return home from my job.... I made it to the registration table just in time to sign up... It was nice to not be th...

 It should melt off enough to get up to the top...

Mondim de Basto, Fafe, Guimarães, Portugal...

Here it is the result ? (Serra do Gerês, Portugal)...

This bike had an Ewarts dual push-pull petcock that combined the main and reserve valves into a single unit. It had been leaking badly when I last rode it 30 years ago, and I'm sure whatever fuel was...

I'm getting ready to paint the tank and fenders. To ramp up to this there is all the standard sheet metal prep work, but before that, I wanted to make sure the tank was in good enough shape to use....

Now it is just rust to deal with. There are a lot of ways to remove rust from steel. One way is acids. Strong ones like muriatic (hydrochloric), or weaker ones like phosphoric, acetic (vinegar), ci...

The only other oriface in the tank is for the fuel petcock. To eliminate as many external sources of leaks as possible, I decided not to use the petcock, but use a simple hose barb adaptor instead....

The leak was where the rear mounting tab was welded to the tank. It looked like an incompete weld, or a weld may have pulled loose or cracked. This would likely be a high stress area, and it's possi...

After I posted the above, I got a couple of messages that I had overlooked one potential source of leaks. The way I plugged the filler neck with an expanding stopper put the filler neck joint outside...