another item from the old man.

[roost_racer_27]

Now the old man gave me this and told me that if u didnt have on then your bike wouldnt work right, i dont know what he ment by that but told me to find out so here a picture u tell me what it is.

[454MRW]

I'm just guessing, but it looks like the allen head tool used to hold the back side of the clutch/pressure plate bolts on a KTM engine when making clutch adjustments, but I'm not sure how that would come into play on a steel tanker. Mike

Michael R. Winter
I enjoy rebuilding and appreciating Pentons!
1974 250 HS Pentons-1980 KTM 175-400'S

[G Ellis]

Tell him that I have been looking fo one of those and would like to get one. I think its a hand shifter for a Penton.[] Gary

[BrianTaylor]

Looks like some Alien Probe ... probably metric though ... If he,s like mike old man was dont be surprised if he dosnet send you out to buy a can of Blue Compression next......BT

Brian Taylor

[G Ellis]

Well what is it?

[Doug Wilford]

Could be a Bar B Que tool, or a Dwell adjusting tool for GMC car engines of yore

[socalmx]

How about a go-nogo gauge for mud holes.

[G Ellis]

I do believe Mike is correct on this tool. How about it roost racer. Later Gary

[dkwkid]

The old guy has a sense of humor! It could be used to check for broken frames on the six days down by the lower engine mount. kinda stick it in there and pry. Bicycle frames break ya know!(except Schwinn)

[roost_racer_27]

sorry for the delay. been busy with Class and havent been on. This is a Original Penton allen wrench to hold the back side of the fasteners on the clutch while making adjustments. Mike was right. Take it easy everyone.

[Rain Man]

And i though it was long enough to hold the internal valve from turning when your dismantling the front forks !! Aww shucks, I guess that ground down craftsmen screw driver will hafta do.

Raymond
 Down East Pentons