Did the catch can...need advice

[CB_Toxicxx]

I dig the Hotel mini fridge Southern Comfort bottle Cherryskullz!!!
+1[up] for creativity

 

[snrusnak]

REALLY!?!? I give up lol

 

[neilrl79]

Netty, I have pretty much the exact same set up as you...

 

[CrazyTexan]

These aren't catch cans....

now THAT'S a catch can. . Or it could double as a 12oz cup holder...

Rest assured...That's my brothers bike the first night we brought it home...its been fixed...

 

[juGGernaut]

Ok for those nay sayers, depends where you live on how much water you will get, I live in Oregon and I get a quite a bit in like an hour ride.

 

[Carl0s]

Have anyone else tryed the "simpliest breather mod", Where you just add 90deg turn to the existing breathers on the airbox, and ~5cm extensions so that they reach under the rubber intake tube.

Did this my self, and so long my airbox has been oilfree. And there aint nothing visual that indicates something has been changed.

 

[snrusnak]

FWIW, I'm not a "nay sayer", this is a good mod, but most of them just look cheesy and tacky.

 

[lotusexcelle]

 

[lotusexcelle]

Yikes. I need a better picture. Old phone didn't have such a good camera on it.

 

[Rhino1]

Hmmm... I don't think any of them look half bad. Of course, I'm from the old school where we used to run hardware store clear hose out the back on our race bikes... These fancy glass catch cans look very nifty to me. I guess I have another project for this weekend. [up]

P.S.: Luc, on the other hand, that fork reflector needs to "fall off."

 

[Jonny5zaliv]

Mine's the same as Konarider94, but hasn't accumulated anything yet. Maybe after a thousand miles or so....

 

[Stillonit]

just let oil and water vapor blow out under the bike.
never been a problem on mine. oh i ran twin hoses

my 1983 goldwing has a catchcan...i never empty it