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Thread: on fuel filters

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03-13-2007	#5 (permalink)
HiVel Senior Member World SuperBike Join Date: May 2005 Location: Leeds, AL - Motorcycle Heaven Posts: 2,331	I put the Pingel hi-flow fuel valve and the Pingel in line filter in my Bonnie-plenty of gas, no problems and no dirt. __________________ Anything worth doing is worth doing to excess! 2005 T100 Bonneville 865cc "Creamsicle" 2007 Tiger "Old Blue"

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