obriens65
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I believe it's a vacuum fuel tap. As you said Slice, it only lets fuel by when the engine is running. This type doesn't have reserve or prime positions it's just always on. Probably due to the small engine/carburettor size. Prime would flood the carb in two seconds.Go in full bike gear and when the tea and biscuits go round ask for a pint of lighter fluid and a baby's leg to eat. See how long they let you stay.Drummers, never met a sane one yet.When I started riding on a little 50 scooter it developed a problem so I took it to my local bike shop. The guys in there all but laughed in my face for what I was riding. Now I ride a 1000cc V-twin but I wouldn't go back there if it was the last place to get spares.Lost for words. I should have known better but I watched it. Why?!?!?!Well done.
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