S swazi_matt Active member Aug 17, 2015 #1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zb3wPm2kWl8 where do they have their airbox???
poelinca New member Aug 17, 2015 #2 swazi_matt said: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zb3wPm2kWl8 where do they have their airbox??? Click to expand... One thrid of that river crossing looks more like floating around. Those bikes look like Ural or smth similar, it's amazing the engines kept running in such deep water.
swazi_matt said: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zb3wPm2kWl8 where do they have their airbox??? Click to expand... One thrid of that river crossing looks more like floating around. Those bikes look like Ural or smth similar, it's amazing the engines kept running in such deep water.
M Moto7man Member Aug 17, 2015 #3 Amazing, I didn't think they would make it out of the middle current.
liv2day Platinum Level Site Supporter Aug 17, 2015 #4 That's nuts - how is that even possible? There couldn't have been much (any?) air getting to the motor. I think I would have kept riding until I found a bridge, or just turned tail...LOL.
That's nuts - how is that even possible? There couldn't have been much (any?) air getting to the motor. I think I would have kept riding until I found a bridge, or just turned tail...LOL.
Dirt Dud Platinum Level Site Supporter Aug 18, 2015 #5 The carb has to feed into the sidecar ? There is no way other than that .
J Jacob 'Berg Member Aug 22, 2015 #7 Dirt Dud said: The carb has to feed into the sidecar ? There is no way other than that . Click to expand... You are correct, the sidecar functions as a dry box. Notice they have the sidecar top covered to keep the water out.
Dirt Dud said: The carb has to feed into the sidecar ? There is no way other than that . Click to expand... You are correct, the sidecar functions as a dry box. Notice they have the sidecar top covered to keep the water out.