Silent old motorcycle film

Enjoy

http://www.roadandtrack.com/car-cult...acturing-film/

Excellent. Notice no need for torque wrenches back then.

Live was much simpler. :icon_wink:

Great video! Wow. Times have changed. Those riders sure liked to eat dust. Not much choice back then. Cycles and roads sure have changed. I wouldn't run my 6 thru that water like they did.

Back then that factory worker made 22 cents an hour. I wonder if that was "edited" for the filming back then cause I seen no sealer of any kind being used or gaskets? Neat to watch them guys pouring that molten metal in street clothes with no protection, who need OSHA anyway?

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Originally Posted by Wing'n it

Back then that factory worker made 22 cents an hour. I wonder if that was "edited" for the filming back then cause I seen no sealer of any kind being used or gaskets? Neat to watch them guys pouring that molten metal in street clothes with no protection, who need OSHA anyway?

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Little known fact: They had un endless arguments over what type of molten to use for their engines. They constantly argued over viscosity, and heat dissipation, and the one molten fits all philosophy.

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Originally Posted by unsub

Little known fact: They had un endless arguments over what type of molten to use for their engines. They constantly argued over viscosity, and heat dissipation, and the one molten fits all philosophy.

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I think humidity was a factor too....

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Originally Posted by JackB

Enjoy

http://www.roadandtrack.com/car-cult...acturing-film/

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Thanks for the link. I really enjoyed it.