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ive a spaco 28mm with both flip n pull choke a malossi manifold with rubber n a mikuni pump in the shed ...... you peeps need to run a wanted before buying
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T5bitza69 wrote: ive a spaco 28mm with both flip n pull choke a malossi manifold with rubber n a mikuni pump in the shed ...... you peeps need to run a wanted before buying ! http://scoot.net/classifieds/forsale.html?id=51099 |
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Yesterday I took the Primavera to work, that thing just gives me the giggles. Now it's already a hoot, I can only imagine what a seriously tuned smallframe must be like 8) . Maybe a 2nd one would be a good idea, seriously tuned....... hmmmm.....
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Was riding today when I heard an almighty rattling. I thought it was something bouncing around in my top box then realised the back securing pin has snapped off the cowl. Had to ride home with my foot against the cowl so it didn't fall off. Always something with these bloody scoots. Has anyone seen those pins for sale anywhere or will I have to bodge something up?
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ScooterRaton wrote: Quervin wrote: ScooterRaton wrote: Quervin wrote: ScooterRaton wrote: Quervin wrote: Managed to intercept the postie this morning before the present Mrs Quervin discovered my most recent purchases and pushed harder for a divorce or more shopping money.....Mwuuhahahaha....* *makes evil laugh type noise, sweeps cape around shoulders and exits stage left |
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Feels like a fucking age since I've checked the forums, or made a post (thanks to the new job), but just wanted to sign in to say I hope you fellas are all good
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Today I signed up on Rob Hodge's new mailing list, for both the 'announcements' and the 'in the garage' options. I also took a peek at his nicely revamped website, then asked Rob if it would be OK to share this here.
Just click the link below to sign up. And act fast to score a 10% discount too, if you need anything SIP. Quote: Hello. you're getting this email because you've bought something from me within the last year or so. First off, this is a one-time email.unless you tell me otherwise, I won't reach out to you out of the blue like this again. promise. To that ends, We've signed up with MailChimp to manage our email list. the sign up form for our list is at http://eepurl.com/83XG9 I'd encourage you to go on over there and get signed up. We have options to sign up for announcements and also to be notified when we post to our 'In the Garage' blog about projects we're working on. Secondly, We finally have a new Website! www.hodgespeed.com is up and running. We've finally gotten online ordering, too. You can get price quotes and order anything SIP offers, instantly. It'll be a bit before all the navigation is sorted out and we have all 26,000 products organized into categories, but we're working on it. To celebrate, we're giving the first 20 orders on our website 10% off. Just use the promo code CLUBFOOT when you check out. Thank you, and I hope you take the time to sign up for both options on our new mailing list. Rob Hodge |
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V oodoo wrote: Today I signed up on Rob Hodge's new mailing list, for both the 'announcements' and the 'in the garage' options. I also took a peek at his nicely revamped website, then asked Rob if it would be OK to share this here. Just click the link below to sign up. And act fast to score a 10% discount too, if you need anything SIP. Quote: Hello. you're getting this email because you've bought something from me within the last year or so. First off, this is a one-time email.unless you tell me otherwise, I won't reach out to you out of the blue like this again. promise. To that ends, We've signed up with MailChimp to manage our email list. the sign up form for our list is at http://eepurl.com/83XG9 I'd encourage you to go on over there and get signed up. We have options to sign up for announcements and also to be notified when we post to our 'In the Garage' blog about projects we're working on. Secondly, We finally have a new Website! www.hodgespeed.com is up and running. We've finally gotten online ordering, too. You can get price quotes and order anything SIP offers, instantly. It'll be a bit before all the navigation is sorted out and we have all 26,000 products organized into categories, but we're working on it. To celebrate, we're giving the first 20 orders on our website 10% off. Just use the promo code CLUBFOOT when you check out. Thank you, and I hope you take the time to sign up for both options on our new mailing list. Rob Hodge |
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Went out for a few minutes this weekend braving the low temps to continue disassembly so that I can start swapping out cables.
I walked into the workshop and hit the light switch. *Click!* ... *click!* ... *click!**click!**click!**click!**click!**click!**click!* ... No lights. Power to the outlet next to the light switch, but nothing to the lights. Grabbed my meter and a screwdriver and proceeded to pull a switch out of the wall that may or may not have been manufactured in Edison's workshop, dug around back in the basement for another old used switch and got the lights up and running again. Those few minutes I mentioned ... that was most of them. |
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Vader19 wrote: NSR but damn if Homeland isn't some seriously good TV right now. |
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chandlerman wrote: Vader19 wrote: NSR but damn if Homeland isn't some seriously good TV right now. |
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Vader19 wrote: chandlerman wrote: Vader19 wrote: NSR but damn if Homeland isn't some seriously good TV right now. |
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Birdsnest wrote: Vader19 wrote: chandlerman wrote: Vader19 wrote: NSR but damn if Homeland isn't some seriously good TV right now. |
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seamus26 wrote: Birdsnest wrote: Vader19 wrote: chandlerman wrote: Vader19 wrote: NSR but damn if Homeland isn't some seriously good TV right now. I *may* have been hallucenating just a touch. |
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seamus26 wrote: Went out for a few minutes this weekend braving the low temps to continue disassembly so that I can start swapping out cables. I walked into the workshop and hit the light switch. *Click!* ... *click!* ... *click!**click!**click!**click!**click!**click!**click!* ... No lights. Power to the outlet next to the light switch, but nothing to the lights. Grabbed my meter and a screwdriver and proceeded to pull a switch out of the wall that may or may not have been manufactured in Edison's workshop, dug around back in the basement for another old used switch and got the lights up and running again. Those few minutes I mentioned ... that was most of them. |
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Cool.
I needed an original V90 rear brake pedal rubber for my V90.. and Patrick (oops clunk) was nice enough to bring me one at the SF classic rally.. if I'd see if Greg at Clauss would make some.. and he did.. perfect old school type rear brake rubbers for v90 (maybe some other small frames) It's really cool that he can do that so well.. Thanks to Greg Clauss and to Patrick Oopsclunkthud..
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Retroguy wrote: seamus26 wrote: Went out for a few minutes this weekend braving the low temps to continue disassembly so that I can start swapping out cables. I walked into the workshop and hit the light switch. *Click!* ... *click!* ... *click!**click!**click!**click!**click!**click!**click!* ... No lights. Power to the outlet next to the light switch, but nothing to the lights. Grabbed my meter and a screwdriver and proceeded to pull a switch out of the wall that may or may not have been manufactured in Edison's workshop, dug around back in the basement for another old used switch and got the lights up and running again. Those few minutes I mentioned ... that was most of them. |
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I have a little space heater, a TV, a stereo, a couple of computers ... ill the comforts of home. Even a coffee pot, if I feel like being out there that long. It's like getting in the pool, though. Once you get used to it it's not so bad. The little heater sits on the workbench and it's enough to warm my hands up.[/quote]
Sounds cozy. Enjoy your projects. There is a piece of me that hopes you have some problems that maybe I can help with. So many have helped me so far. I want to do the same. |
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Anybody deal with a user name LOCVN on scootlist? Was thinking of buying a drinks (glovebox) tray from him, possibly an SIP speedo.
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I noticed Treatland is having a 20% off sale. If I wasn't flat broke again, I'd get one of these... looks like great value at $115 - and that's the regular price.
https://www.treatland.tv/polini-PWK-30mm-carburetor-p/polini-pwk-201.0169.htm
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1997 Italjet Formula 125, 2 matching N.Z. '69 VBC Super, 177cc Racer, VespaCross Bodge, Puch SRA150, Piaggio Zip 100! & others
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Ginch wrote: I noticed Treatland is having a 20% off sale. If I wasn't flat broke again, I'd get one of these... looks like great value at $115 - and that's the regular price. https://www.treatland.tv/polini-PWK-30mm-carburetor-p/polini-pwk-201.0169.htm ![]() |
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Ordered some parts a couple of days ago, but for some reason the order didn't process, so I had to re-order yesterday. The bad: I have to wait longer to button up my motor. The good: I caught the 20% sale when I reordered!
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Thanksgiving!!!! Enjoy yourselves in America. I had cabbage spuds and ham. Not quite the thanksgiving feast. But then again, I didn't know. Plus it's hard to beat cabbage and potatoes
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Went to my 1st "Door Buster" black friday sale at Sears... I got their usual email and just happened to actually look at it..
Finished Thanksgiving dinner and stopped at Sears on the way home and scored this nice Craftsman tool chest / project station (3 drawers and big bottom cabinet) for $99 and I was early enough to grab one of the cordless drills FREE! Pretty stoked.. I don't usually go deal w/ that black friday rush stuff, but it said doors open at 6pm tonight and we were right there... So I went and it paid off.. Good haul for under a hundy I thought. AND it's got a Fresca holder!
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rod_r wrote: .......bought another 50cc.....not a scooter....... |
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Vader19 wrote: Went to my 1st "Door Buster" black friday sale at Sears... AND it's got a Fresca holder! Today I rode to work. with the thermo showing 44 degrees when I left. My fingers felt frozen solid by the time I got to the office. Time for new gloves! |
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1997 Honda Dream 50
Ginch wrote: rod_r wrote: .......bought another 50cc.....not a scooter....... Pick it up next week once it's been through compliance 50cc of single cylinder DOHC 4 stroke goodness
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Re: 1997 Honda Dream 50
rod_r wrote: Pick it up next week once it's been through compliance 50cc of single cylinder DOHC 4 stroke goodness Over here, the Honda 50R was only imported in 2004 and they were only to be used on the race circuit. Some people have been lucky enough to get them plated for the road in the US with turns signals and head/tail lamps added on. Takegawa racing in Japan have a lot of goodies for this bike, from big bore kits, dry clutches, close ratio gear boxes...etc. Very jealous, I was tempted pick one up locally but the potential of not being able to run on the street was the buzz kill. Hey, I'm wonderin in NZ if they ever had the Yamaha SDR200? This is another 'dream' bike to run around the town with but again not imported to the US. The one pictured/linked had an asking price of $6,200 and the sale ended early, someone got lucky. Have fun on your new moto!
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http://world.honda.com/HRC/products/machine/dream50r/
Says here it generates 51.4Kw at 13500 RPM, though I think they misplaced the decimal, because that's 68.9 HP. Even if it was a mistake and it is 5.14Kw/6.9HP, that's crazy for a 50cc. |
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