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    Eric Olson
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    • Hey Tom....wouldn't that National gas saver device be like adding a manifold air leak and possibly damage the engine from being too lean ? I used your bubble test method to eliminate any leaks and can't see why someone would want to add one. Am I right in this thinking?

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      • Maybe the "snake oil" gets in there too to provide the 10-20% fuel savings.

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        • Originally posted by HDSmitty View Post
          Hey Tom....wouldn't that National gas saver device be like adding a manifold air leak and possibly damage the engine from being too lean ? ....
          Only if it still starts, Smitty!

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          .....Cotten

          AMCA #776
          Dumpster Diver's Motto: Seek,... and Ye Shall Find!

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            Bob Rice #6738

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              • The charming lady in #2461 looks to be on a first year 1929 Harley small twin 750 cc bike. That looks like a clincher rim on the front wheel. The other pictures are last year 1929 JDs, also with the twin headlamps.

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                • The 1929/30 Harley twin headlamps were blamed for night-time accidents where a close motorcycle was taken to be a distant car, and banned in some states. For 1931 Harley went to the single Motolamp headlamp and bracket 4965-31, with this 4965-29A briefly appearing in the parts books as a retrofit.

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                  • Originally posted by Steve Slocombe View Post
                    The charming lady in #2461 looks to be on a first year 1929 Harley small twin 750 cc bike....
                    Vivian Bales in 1929 became known as The Enthusiast Girl

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                    I think she was also a dancer.

                    ...Cotten
                    AMCA #776
                    Dumpster Diver's Motto: Seek,... and Ye Shall Find!

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                      Bob Rice #6738

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                        ....Cotten
                        Last edited by T. Cotten; 07-23-2022, 07:55 AM.
                        AMCA #776
                        Dumpster Diver's Motto: Seek,... and Ye Shall Find!

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                          Bob Rice #6738

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                          • Yonkers Run.
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                            Bob Rice #6738

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                            • Originally posted by T. Cotten View Post
                              The 2 girls on the right look like Sisters that went cross county on H-Ds back in the teens, or early '20s. I can't remember where I saw the story about them, but curious if they look familiar to others.
                              Eric Smith
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                              • I was wrong. I looked at Cristine Sommer Simmons' excellent book, "The American Motorcycle Girls". The girls I was thinking of were August, and Adeline Van Buren and they did their ride on 1916 Indians. They're all pretty, so easy to get confused
                                Eric Smith
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