

Just the right amount of clearance on the Malossi air filter.

I believe this is the first time I have ever been able to get a fuel line to go completely downhill from the petcock to the carb without making any hard 90 degree turns. I always hate fighting that problem.
I was also able to get good routing on my throttle cable. I'm glad I picked up an extra one of those 90 degree cable parts the last time I was at Handy Bikes in OH.

One more picture...I like the location of the coil pack on the Pinto. It makes for a nice, short straight line between point A and point B.

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