My new project



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gone_fishin

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image tags are not allowed...topics like this don't fit well in "introduce yourself"...forums work best when properly structured...please don't be so casual in your use of MBc :)
 
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satoch

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connoisseur said:
any ideas for mounting the tank on this kinda of frame?
http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c128/KareemJahron/newbike.jpg
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I was going to use that Micargi bike frame for my project. I was going to cut off the side panels of the "tank" and weld on a real tank. You could just make a new mounting strap for the tacky looking tank that comes with the kit. You most likely will need to drill and tap the frame to hold a screw.

I decided on the Micargi Bronco frame that will be modded to look like this: http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj9/satoch/Bike12.jpg
 
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Hollywood

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I invert the brackets.Drill holes and pop rivet inverted brackets.I put 3 rivets in each bracket.Hope this trick of mine helps Connoisser.
 
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satoch

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Alaskavan said:
How about one of these mounted behind the seat post?
http://www.tourtank.com/tourtanks.html

(Sorry, I don't remember exactly who first posted this link, so I can't attribute it properly.)
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That's brilliant! It could even be wrapped in leather to appear like a tool pouch thus preserving the "bicycle" look.

My concern is height above the carb. These engines are gravity fed and do not have a fuel pump correct?
 
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connoisseur

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1 Gallon Tour Tank

Hey thanks for the link to the tour tank. i think this may look good mounted on the handlebars of the bike. being that i have the ape hangers on this build. im trying to find 1 for cheaper though.
 
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Alaskavan

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It was Old Pete who originally posted the link to Tour Tanks. A veritable fountain of good info (Old Pete) in my opinion.
 
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