carb. vent hose check valve

[john r b]

Hi Guy's, Hoping some one can direct me to finding a check valve for
the carb. vent hoses. Ive seen the PC unit & Pro Circuit ones. Any other's?
Thanks.

 

[n_green]

Why do you want a check valve for them? Air needs to be able to travel into them to assist the bowl breathe and fuel comes out of them when the bike goes upside down.
I fitted a filter from these guys http://www.7602racing.com/prod_t6cf.php
As I noticed after my last very sandy dusty ride some sand grit had made its way about halfway up the breathers.

 

[Rick]

Why do you want a check valve for them? Air needs to be able to travel into them to assist the bowl breathe and fuel comes out of them when the bike goes upside down.
I fitted a filter from these guys http://www.7602racing.com/prod_t6cf.php
As I noticed after my last very sandy dusty ride some sand grit had made its way about halfway up the breathers.

I use the same breather system, I clean that little fiber every few months. It's away a little dirty....I would think that if the filter wasn't there that crap would end up in the crab.

 

[john r b]

I apologize for my incorrect wording,but Yes this is almost it. I've seen one very similar only it was made from Aluminum and orange of course.Thank you Nate.

 

[GasGasDreamer]

IMHO the check valves on the gas tank are not a good idea.
I have been nearly stranded when one failed and caused the gas tank to be pressurized and flood the engine.
Luckily I noticed the bulging tank.
Now I just run a hose with no valve of any kind.
You can add a plug into the line if you dont want fumes venting into the garage.

 

[john r b]

Thanks Dreamer.I'm referring to the vent lines below the bowl near the linkage.