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I found this on the floor this morning and can't figure out what it is. It's about 10mm long and made of brass. I recently had the carbs apart so maybe it is from there? Thanks Ross.
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The picture is not clear enough for me to tell - can you get a close-up?

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daves79x wrote:The picture is not clear enough for me to tell - can you get a close-up?

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Dave, here's a better picture. Ross
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Ross:
I guess I have no clue, but am pretty sure it not a CBX carb part.

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daves79x wrote:Ross:
I guess I have no clue, but am pretty sure it not a CBX carb part.

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Thanks Dave. It's funny how you can loose tools to the garage pixies and at the same time parts show up from who knows where.

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Actually, it is a terra incognita; a constituent piece either included at the time of manufacture or set in place as a replacement for the original piece, and is made of various metal alloys consisting mainly of copper and zinc.
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Had the six-shooter out lately?
Check the Wild Bill chain about half-way down this page. That HAS to be it.
http://www.cemp.com/chains.htm

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steve murdoch icoa #5322 wrote:Had the six-shooter out lately?
Check the Wild Bill chain about half-way down this page. That HAS to be it.
http://www.cemp.com/chains.htm
Steve, it sure is a close match except mine is only 10mm long. No 6 shooters in this house but there are times when working on the bike I think it might be a good idea.

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Those of you who know me, will forgive me for asking, because they know I am a little slow...but where is the link (pun intended) between the mystery part and the Wild Bill chain :?: :? :?: :?

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EMS wrote:Those of you who know me, will forgive me for asking, because they know I am a little slow...but where is the link (pun intended) between the mystery part and the Wild Bill chain :?: :? :?: :?

Check out the link in Steve's post


steve murdoch icoa #5322 wrote:Had the six-shooter out lately?
Check the Wild Bill chain about half-way down this page. That HAS to be it.
http://www.cemp.com/chains.htm

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ajs350 wrote: Check out the link in Steve's post

:D :D :D Well, I am not THAT slow. I did that, but I still can't make a connection, other than the color is similar.

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EMS wrote:
ajs350 wrote: Check out the link in Steve's post

:D :D :D Well, I am not THAT slow. I did that, but I still can't make a connection, other than the color is similar.
Ooooops sorry :D If you look at the chains the end piece that would go through a button hole looks like the item I found on the floor.

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ajs350 wrote: Ooooops sorry :D If you look at the chains the end piece that would go through a button hole looks like the item I found on the floor.

O.K. I see that now.. 8) :D :D

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Just another one of my very poor attempts at humour, Mike.
I bet George will know what it is.

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steve murdoch icoa #5322 wrote:Just another one of my very poor attempts at humour, Mike.
I bet George will know what it is.
Steve: I don't think it was a poor attempt. I like to think of myself as having a little sense of humor. :wink: And after I was helped a little looking for the right thing, I think it is actually funny. Especially, as I am quite fond of some of the American Western history, Wild Bill Hickock and Billy the Kid in particular. I have been to the places where both of their lives ended, several times. 8) :wink:

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