buzbikebklyn1
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Double Barrel Tank.
I've used 2" pipe with good success, twin tubes, 6 end caps and 5 "T"s, 2 Ts to form a cross over 1 T to hold the gas cap, and 2 dummy Ts to form a mount.
The dummy Ts are pointed down, drill a hole in each dummy cap, then slip the dummy ts into those and use thin cross bolts to hold it on.
this can also be used for vertical mounts like a seat post.
This also prevent excessive fuel sloshing,
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I went by my local scrapyard today, no 4" but lots of 3". Now I'm thinking a two x 3" tube steampunk kinda tankThe pieces are long enough to reach from head stem to seatpost.
I'll have to wait until payday, hopefully the tubeing will still be there and not recycled
I've used 2" pipe with good success, twin tubes, 6 end caps and 5 "T"s, 2 Ts to form a cross over 1 T to hold the gas cap, and 2 dummy Ts to form a mount.
The dummy Ts are pointed down, drill a hole in each dummy cap, then slip the dummy ts into those and use thin cross bolts to hold it on.
this can also be used for vertical mounts like a seat post.
This also prevent excessive fuel sloshing,
POST THOSE PICS GUYS!
I WANNA SEE EM!
BBB
