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What version or suppliers have you all used for cross over duel tank tube dry breaks?
 Or what other ways have you found to deal with cross over tubes?

He's right you know...

I do!
 Here's a cool little thing my wife surprised me with yesterday. This will look great in my new shop.

[I recieved a bunch of rechromed and zinced hardware and bits.]

It's been painstakingly slow work on this project. 
 Doing a 100% correct restoration is so much more than just mechanical. 
 Today was nice though.
 I recieved a bunch of rechromed and zinced hardware and bits.
 Just sent off big chrome and other plated parts a week ago for refinishing. Actual engine work is ongoing.

Looking good!

Wow - that's a lot of fasteners!

Who did you have do the plating?

Thanks.

Atlas in Houston

It's been painstakingly slow work on this project. 
 Doing a 100% correct restoration is so much more than just mechanical. 
 Today was nice though.
 I recieved a bunch of rechromed and zinced hardware and bits.
 Just sent off big chrome and other plated parts a week ago for refinishing. Actual engine work is ongoing.

The real thing that sold motorcycles in the 80's ??

I guess I should have put this in the Events section.
 Mark please move it there please.

Here's my FB post on the upcoming bike group ride I'm hosting.
 All are welcome!

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18RSDRKBv8/

That's Awesome!

Totally awesome bike I would love to have a few laps on.

https://youtu.be/OK50Y1jQh4M?is=txxYnojVzDnveDFm

Nice!

Here's a short video of me kicking it over

https://youtube.com/shorts/KDdmjnMMfc8?is=UlQIvJ43b7_CYp5h

Wow, Scott...you are a brave man.

My wife has a different name for me.

Dragged this one out on my barn and into the shop.
 So I bought this several years ago.  I drove to New Jersey, I bought this and 2 other bikes.
 A 62 yds2, a ys5 something and this
 A 65 yds3
The guys house was on the south coast of Jersey. The bikes were in a shed but at leat allt doors were shut and it was semi dry in there.
Since then I sold the ys I kept the yds2 and 3. So the story on this bike is. . It was his brother's who passed away some years earlier.
 The bike was brand new but was stolen a month after the brother  bought it.
The cops cought the teenager the next day after he crashed it.
The kid sprayed primer all over it trying to hide it. The brother started to repair it, took off the controls and smashed stuff but then parked it in the shed and never touched it again.
I have the  original tank and speedo..
 The speedometer shows 260 miles but it was destroyed with the headlamp and ears and other stuff. as you see. I guess the odometer was messed up in the crash,  it's all crushed.
 Believe it or not te engine is free and has great compression.
 It goes through the gears with no noise, everything is so crusty and rusty. 

Ya gotta be careful 🧐
 You ever hit a cow roadside?
 It ain't pretty.