NOS, where is a good place to mount the dispenser?

peppers · Nov 8, 2010

I have not found a great place to mount the NOS dispenser/trigger for easy access. and I have not found anybody else that mentions where they have mounted this other than one picture of it way down on the frame where it would be difficult to reach. So where would be a good place for this?

Right now I kinda have it hangin off the handlebar and that seems a little accward.

biken stins · Nov 10, 2010

I sliced a innertube. Used them (3) and the velco belt. Straped it on the left grip. Holds good. Easy to get use to.

scotto- · Nov 10, 2010

I'd mount it in my car.....not on my bikes. Your engine will be short lived if your gonna use a cheap NOS system like that.

peppers · Nov 11, 2010

its gonna be short lived anyway, I might as well have fun with it

scotto- · Nov 11, 2010

peppers said:
its gonna be short lived anyway, I might as well have fun with it

Good point....let er rip!!! Hope yer gonna do some drag racing while your at it, hate to waste NOS just goin to the grocery store. Have a blast! brnot

peppers · Nov 11, 2010

I have been wantin to race my neighbors horse for quite some time now but idk if he would go for it.

scotto- · Nov 11, 2010

peppers said:
I have been wantin to race my neighbors horse for quite some time now but idk if he would go for it.

Maybe offer him a cartidge of NOS for his horse to make the race fair, then he might laff

Bikeguy Joe · Nov 11, 2010

A laughing horse and a china bike on NOS racing, that would be youtube worthy!

Bikeguy Joe · Nov 11, 2010

P.S., the horse is gonna whoop up on you without a doubt. Better throw a couple of sugar cubes down at the start so you have the advantage.

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