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[porthole]

I don't think the MSP relocate is "pricey". The guy did a lot of fitting, testing, and material evaluation over a lot of miles on his own bike(s) before going public. He's a stand up guy, and bends over backwards to take care of customers.

Not pricey as in over priced, just that I t would probably cost twice that by the time I installed it.

This seems to be a good site for things "AN"

http://www.anplumbing.com/

Some good video tips as well. They show cutting braided hose with a mason's chisel.

Could have saved a lot time with that tip when I worked for a Cat Towmotor dealer 

[Twolanerider]

Some good video tips as well. They show cutting braided hose with a mason's chisel.

Could have saved a lot time with that tip when I worked for a Cat Towmotor dealer 

Just watched that video Duane.  Geez, the good ideas I was too stupid to ever think of on my own.... 

Thanks .

[porthole]

Geez, the good ideas I was too stupid to ever think of on my own.... 

Sure beats cleaning up the mess a whizzer wheel or hacksaw makes.

[Twolanerider]

Sure beats cleaning up the mess a whizzer wheel or hacksaw makes.

Definitely does.  Looks like a cleaner cut in the end too.  Some simple good ideas just never get thought of.  Now I've got to find a couple of old brass and aluminum blocks that are stashed in a tool box somewhere that were too good to throw away but didn't know what use I'd have for them...

[porthole]

Don't have the brass or AL blocks, but I do have some nice solid blocks of white oak 

[Twolanerider]

Don't have the brass or AL blocks, but I do have some nice solid blocks of white oak 

And it's yet another good excuse to use a BFH.  It's all good !

[spydglide]

Not pricey as in over priced, just that I t would probably cost twice that by the time I installed it.

This seems to be a good site for things "AN"

http://www.anplumbing.com/

Some good video tips as well. They show cutting braided hose with a mason's chisel.

Could have saved a lot time with that tip when I worked for a Cat Towmotor dealer 

Not trying to hijack this thread, but was hoping that this supplier would have a air guage that I need for replacing the one on my Huckleberry's air shock system (legend).  My second one gave up the ghost and Legend doesn't carry the ones that mount on the rear cylinder bracket anymore, only the dash 'kits' that cost a fortune.  Any ideas of a 'source'?  spyder

[porthole]

Sypder, when I was looking for waterproof stainless gauges for my trailers water system and the trucks air system, I found every type of gauge needed on either evil bay or Amazon.

I started my search with "stainless oil filled" pressure gauge.
There are multiple motorcycle listed gauges on EB.