I cut the top tube with a hacksaw and then had it re-welded (Tig) with bulkheads and installed bungs for the filler and fuel outlet.
Siren with the handle in operation position
View of the siren with the handle folded
Accessories - I have been gathering WWII items for use with the bike with the exception of the front rack bag which is modern. It does make a nice too
I cut the top tube with a hacksaw and then had it re-welded (Tig) with bulkheads and installed bungs for the filler and fuel outlet.
I picked up these Swiss Army ammo carriers at an online surplus store which also happens to be located about 10 miles from where I live. http://www.s
The right side view - this bike sure attracts a lot of attention, lots of smiles as I motor by.
I photo-shopped my bike onto a WWII photo
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I cut the top tube with a hacksaw and then had it re-welded (Tig) with bulkheads and installed bungs for the filler and fuel outlet.

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Really nice. What do you mean by bulkheads? Metal barriers installed to keep the fuel from running into other parts of the frame? Did you take any pictures of the process?
 

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