Me too. I wasn't aware of these valves being fitted and oblivious to the auto version on mine, until a previous re-run of this topic, last year. But I look forward to feeling the same way as @SteveA, as it might mean I'm getting through the steeper part of the learning curve!
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Good question !
A reed valve is principally a one way air valve
Don't forget Honda built a bike once called the cb750
Yes.
Isn't the reason a reed valve works in a breather because it is being pushed open and pulled shut by the pressure pulses. There is very little tension on the reed against the port opening. I ran my virtual design simulator (in my head) and couldn't make a reed valve work for an oil flow wet sump solution. I'm not a Mensa member though, so I probably have some limitations.
