Oley Goodies

[MMasa]

Below are a few of the larger items that I'm bringing to the AMCA Oley meet next week.
I would prefer to pre-sell and deliver for free to the meet or simply sell at the meet.
Would prefer to NOT ship this stuff so sales with delivery to the meet will get first shot.
PM me about anything that you are interested in.
I'll be on site first thing Thursday morning.
Thanks
Mark Masa

[MMasa]

[MMasa]

C Single Project. Mostly there, Mostly Done

[MMasa]

Harley JD Loop Frame

[MMasa]

Extra C Single Engine

[aumick10]

Mark,
Did you sell the 4 tube exhaust at the swap meet?
Cheers,
Mick

[MMasa]

Mick
Actually, I ended up keeping that for my 1929 JDH.
Mark

[aumick10]

I am not surprised Mark, I doubt if there are many left anywhere.

Mick

[MMasa]

It's the first one that I've ever had my hands on.
Mark

[aumick10]

It would be nice to be able to 3D print metallic parts at a reasonable cost.
Not original, but the next best thing.

[Steve Swan]

check out the exhaust on this bike - the seller will sell the exhaust from this bike - https://www.ebay.com/itm/Harley-J-JD...53.m1438.l2649

[Steve Swan]

It would be nice to be able to 3D print metallic parts at a reasonable cost.
Not original, but the next best thing.

Hopefully Rick Ulreich will find the time to tool up his Dad's old fixtures, etc to reproduce the '29 exhaust.

[T. Cotten]

It would be nice to be able to 3D print metallic parts at a reasonable cost.
Not original, but the next best thing.

Gosh Mick!

I'd settle for a one-off clear plastic see-through Linkert body and bowl.

The hardware means nothing if you can't understand how it works.

...Cotten

[aumick10]

If you can print a handgun, I am sure someone could print a carby.
After all, it is only money.
Mick

[T. Cotten]

If you can print a handgun, I am sure someone could print a carby.
After all, it is only money.
Mick

C'mon Mick!

The 'printed' "handguns" are primitive but exorbitantly expensive jokes, if you know what a safe and accurate firearm should be.

Seriously.

I not only need to directly observe float cycling, but that bizarre idle circuit:
Does it reverse instantaneously when the venturi takes over, or flush and gurgle like a toilet?

If the time-honored design didn't work so miraculously, we wouldn't need to know for posterity.

....Cotten