Liquid gas will not burn, only the vapors of gas burns.You can sit a
spark down inside of a container of gas (gasoline) and it won't do
anything but just sit there and make nice pretty sparks.Air, fuel, and
igniton is what makes those glorified air pumps (engines) run.
cuhulin
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That will be cashhhhhh,,,, on the barrel head sonnnnn,,,, this old
Greyhoundddd,,,, gets paid to runnnnn,,,,,,
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PauL - 21 Jul 2007 22:19 GMT
> Liquid gas will not burn, only the vapors of gas burns.You can sit a
> spark down inside of a container of gas (gasoline) and it won't do
> anything but just sit there and make nice pretty sparks.Air, fuel, and
> igniton is what makes those glorified air pumps (engines) run.
> cuhulin
Same for a Harley.
cuhulin@webtv.net - 21 Jul 2007 22:36 GMT
I have owned two old Cushman Motorscooters before, and a Vespa Ciao
Moped and a Honda Moped and a made in Italy so-called Harley Davidson
Motorcycle.I currently own a 1961 made in Germany Hercules Westlake
Moped (it has bicycle pedals on it) I bought second hand for $350.00
from an elderly guy about seventeen years ago.He had bought two of them
for his grand daughters to ride, but them gals didn't like to ride them)
My Moped only has sixteen original miles on it.I need to make a new
transmission gasket and buy some new tires and tubes.I guess I will let
them women next door to me ride my Moped around the neighborhood once in
a while.I have long since gotten too fat and heavy to ride it around.
cuhulin
PauL - 22 Jul 2007 17:23 GMT
> I have owned two old Cushman Motorscooters before, and a Vespa Ciao
> Moped and a Honda Moped and a made in Italy so-called Harley Davidson
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> a while.I have long since gotten too fat and heavy to ride it around.
> cuhulin
You have some very collectible motorbikes. Take good care of them.
Don't know if I would let anyone ride them that is not an
experienced motorcyclist.