1968 Commando

Torontonian said:
Yes , but why ?
I'd search for an original and keep it original . Pretty sure there was no sidecover over the original long oil tank .
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The 68 was a fastback model.. I don't have a tank, seat or tail piece also. The side cover is for the other side (Battery)
I want to ride the bike now.. I have lots of Later Commando bits. It would be easier and cheaper for me to run this with it in later commando dress for now and slowly collect the bit to make it year correct.
I do know the later seat will not fit and the frame is slightly wider..
 
I would use a later style oil tank because I don't think that early tank has the option for a breather tube entering the tank (for reed valve or case breather vent). Without it your breather will just vent to the atmosphere and puke oil.
 
jseng1 said:
I would use a later style oil tank because I don't think that early tank has the option for a breather tube entering the tank (for reed valve or case breather vent). Without it your breather will just vent to the atmosphere and puke oil.
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Thank you. Do you know if I'll have to use a later style battery tray to accommodate the later oil tank?
 
jseng1 said:
I don't think that early tank has the option for a breather tube entering the tank
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The Fastback oil tank had an engine breather and a tank breather connection.

1968 Commando
 
Hey Steve, I have a nice clean oil tank that I’ll probably never use. I’m in Ontario so no international shipping BS to contend with. Drop me a PM if you want to check it out.

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