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Cycle News 1967 05 04

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VETTER FAIRINGS Vetter Design works announces that it bas developed a windscreen for the new generation of middleweight motorcycles. The Vetter Fairing is a full coverage fairing which is designed to be used with standard road machines. Regular wide handlebars are retained. The resulting combination is a motorcycle with an increased cruising speed and better gasoline mileage. The driver is now able to enjoy more comfortable drivIng conditions, while remaining warmer, drier. and being protected In the event of upset. The fairing is of monocoque fibe ... glass shell construction. It is shock mounted to reduce dama.ge. and In addJtion. the windshi eld pops off under impact. It mounts in twenty minutes without removing the wheel or fender. It may be thereafter refitted in five minutes. Silver grey is the standard color. Sizes: The Vetter Fairing comes in two sizes. They appear identical, except one is 8/10 size. With these shells, the following machines may be fitted: 1000 series fits: Yamaha 250, 305, 350 Honda 250, 305. 450 Suzuki X-6 Kawasaki samurai. 650 800 series fits: Honda 160 Yamaha 180 Bridgestone 175 All of these fairings come complete with windshield, hardware. and detailed mounting instructions. Shell and windshield may be ordered separately. Cost is· $100; IncludJng all hardware and shipment In Continental U.s.A. $90 for fairing and windshield only. Brochures available from Vetter Design Works. p.O. Box 3014 Country Fair sta•• Champaign. Illinois. NEW SUM LINE fORKS HOSPITABLE HOSTESS In .... pit . . . ~ 5Ibrlnlo floria far til. IlIMI.Cllil a. 1967 12 r autll rae•••ucII att_on was focused • IasclOlls Linda VaqII, Hurst's • . .tor $parts S rt.· Miss Vap. an . . . .slastlc . .tDrcrcnsl, Is silo. . llO.tH .. a 7DOce Moto Guzzi twill. Loa WIRING fIXTURE The P.A.Sturtevant Co., manufacturer of torque wrenches. bas developed a race mechanic's drill fixture for properly drilling nuts for lock wiring. To try to drill these without a fixture is almost impossible. and although a good mechanic could make a fixture of this sort. it was Sturtevant·s opinion that if one were manufa£tured In some reasonable Quantity and offered at a fair price that the race mechanic would be Interested. The fixture is carbo-nitrated for reasonable service life and may be locked In a vise or even held In the band to properly drill nuts that are Metric. Whitworth" or American standard in sizes from ",- to 2- across fiats. Sturtevant points out that you probahly will break a couple of drills using this. but once you learn the knack you can drill hundreds of boles. The drill fixture comes in a complete kit with twelve industrial 135 degrees PT .0625 (1/16-) HOOB industrial drills. The kit also includes 50 feet of .031 dismeter soft #T304 stainless steel wire and a handy wire twister tooL The kit is available for $19.89. /~ Clip Atto.It_ _ GLOVES FOR GO-GUYS Made of Novahide, the ·Pacer" glove is lDsulated with Polyuretbene, and Thennal lined for extl'a wannt'" It has beeo tested at 21 degrees below zero without cracking or peeling, A zipper pocket 011 the left glove is handy for keys or change. A ring and clip attachment hooks gloves together Mien not in use. The glove is trinmed and lined in cardinal red. A stretching quality lD the gloves insures a snug fit and makes it possible for PACER Gloves to come in only two sizes: Large for adults; Small for youths and gals. Price is $5,98. Dealer inquiries invited. Contact Wishort Speed & Custom Sales. 131 So. Orange Street, Dept. CN, Glendale. Callf. 91204. Latest In special competition forks to he offered in the u.S. are the Sprite importer, ANE Engineering of West Chester. Pa. Patterned along the familiar lines of the well established Ceriani forks from Italy, the Slimlines are made in England by the Sprite Motorcycle people, and feature tbe longest travel of any currently available telescopic units. a full 7'h inches. With cast alloy yokes. and chrome-bardened main tubes. the forks offer a combination of ligbtness. strength. d performance, that is ideal for the ountry rider, scramblers, or enast. can be obtained from of ANE, 1306 West Chester. Pa. lfOili) 'DYNAMITE ON WHEELS' 15Dee O.H.V. LIGHTWEIGHT IIOW SCRAMBLER AT T&O'AMAHA SALES & SERVIa YAMAKA-RORTON-DUCATI HODAKA....ONTESA 502 No GAFFEY - SAN PEDRO ?HOtIE 831405 Stlrtevant Swivel A new torque wrench with a patented swivel drive SQuare recently introduced by the P .A. Sturtevant Co., Addison. m.• permits torquing In tight Quarters without extra extensions. attachments, etc. The swivel head enables the user to "float" the torque wrench beam over. under and around obstacles without removing the drive SQuare from the socket for another bite - a time-saving feature professional mechanics will appreciate. Tbe torque wrench beam can lle raised approximately 20 degrees off-horizontal before the swivel head "releases- to warn of incorrect aprlication. In effect. Drive Wrench the new swivel head model forces the user to use it correctly. Because the drive square is reversible. the user can flip the head to the best position for reaching otherwise inaccessible bolts. The new swi vel head torque wrench is avallable in three capacities: 0-600 incb-pounds with 3/8dri ve square. 0-100 foot-pounds with 'hdri ve SQuare. . LIke all Sturtevant torque wrenches. the new model features a dJ· rect readJng scale and is guaranteed for 25 years to be accurate within plus or minus 2% of full scale.

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