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Here she is... got a sweet deal $1300. Put my bbq rack on and shined her up... she runs awesome.. couldnt be happier thanks guys for talking me out of that 125... 8)
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nice - dig the black!
it looks like the rack is levitating - do you have the support arms? |
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mrkit8 wrote: nice - dig the black! it looks like the rack is levitating - do you have the support arms? |
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xantufrog wrote: SWEET! Is that the one I PMed you about? Looks like a great ride |
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DominicLNanni wrote: so i just said whatever 1300 is still a BOMB deal...!! So Im really happy.... Cosmetically its a 6/10 its going to be a sweet project.. so many things to do. she said something about a bigger piston or something like that??? The craigslist ad said "a larger piston on it for more performance" - It might have a performance cylinder kit or something then. You'll want to check the jetting and stuff to make sure it's good for whatever you're running. I'm happy for you man |
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xantufrog wrote: DominicLNanni wrote: so i just said whatever 1300 is still a BOMB deal...!! So Im really happy.... Cosmetically its a 6/10 its going to be a sweet project.. so many things to do. she said something about a bigger piston or something like that??? The craigslist ad said "a larger piston on it for more performance" - It might have a performance cylinder kit or something then. You'll want to check the jetting and stuff to make sure it's good for whatever you're running. I'm happy for you man |
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Nice. You're gonna be way happier with the 200 vs the 125. Side note; does the fact that you didn't fully install the bbq rack before you took the picture have anything to do with the backrest leaning WAY back? That looks really odd to me. The backrest should be straight up and down.
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Len Smith wrote: Congratulations on the new scoot! Ya gotta love a P200. |
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danyouhandleit wrote: Nice. You're gonna be way happier with the 200 vs the 125. Side note; does the fact that you didn't fully install the bbq rack before you took the picture have anything to do with the backrest leaning WAY back? That looks really odd to me. The backrest should be straight up and down. |
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That BBQ rack aint sittin right... the rack should sit fairly horizontal. That looks like a smally rear rack like that
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actually I tried to install a BBQ rack on my P200 and it looks like that photo also...I couldn't get the rack to sit horizontal. Anyone know what the problem is?
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Well I don't disagree that your's is special
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find airfin in the member search and have him measure the uprights
i sold him one that sits right |
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jimmyb865 wrote: find airfin in the member search and have him measure the uprights |
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ok, i remember now
most folks mount the bracket in the same holes as the us spec tail light assembly, which is correct but i do remember some folks placing the bottom bracket near the base of the frame, like around the tag area i have found weird holes in that area before with your taillight you want to find shorter uprights so the bracket stays behind the light in the holes that were factory stamped for the light make sence |
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You can also see from the photos that if the rack is horizontal, the backrest is actually in a reclined position...and when the rack is inclined, the backrest is vertical. So it looks as if you can either have a level backrest, or a level rack but not both! I think this was the problem I was running into also
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momp945 wrote: You can also see from the photos that if the rack is horizontal, the backrest is actually in a reclined position...and when the rack is inclined, the backrest is vertical. So it looks as if you can either have a level backrest, or a level rack but not both! I think this was the problem I was running into also |
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Re: My New p200!!!
congrats! glad you got some wheels again. F the MF bus!!
DominicLNanni wrote: Here she is... got a sweet deal $1300. Put my bbq rack on and shined her up... she runs awesome.. couldnt be happier thanks guys for talking me out of that 125... 8) |
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awesome scoot man!!!! sucks you had to have that crappy accident though!
here are a few shots of our P200 with the rear rack for reference
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dude now looking at that picture my bbq rack looks retarded haha..!!! I need to get shorter brackets I think... Im going to go and measure them right now... because my seat doesnt even close right....!!
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ok... so my supports bars are 14in long... I guess I got the wrong ones..... where can i get the right ones..!!? Barry at SFSC? Thanks guys. I am really happy with my find... she is really a great bike.... I cant wait to get her registered and on the road.. first stop golden gate bridge vista point to get some sweet shots of her..!!
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DominicLNanni wrote: ok... so my supports bars are 14in long... I guess I got the wrong ones..... where can i get the right ones..!!? Barry at SFSC? Thanks guys. I am really happy with my find... she is really a great bike.... I cant wait to get her registered and on the road.. first stop golden gate bridge vista point to get some sweet shots of her..!! about a year ago I picked up a rack from a guy on CL and was missing 1 bracket - went over to Barrys and looked through a box of rack pieces he had. Good find on that bike - is it missing the engine cowl? |
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airfin wrote: DominicLNanni wrote: ok... so my supports bars are 14in long... I guess I got the wrong ones..... where can i get the right ones..!!? Barry at SFSC? Thanks guys. I am really happy with my find... she is really a great bike.... I cant wait to get her registered and on the road.. first stop golden gate bridge vista point to get some sweet shots of her..!! about a year ago I picked up a rack from a guy on CL and was missing 1 bracket - went over to Barrys and looked through a box of rack pieces he had. Good find on that bike - is it missing the engine cowl? |
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jimmyb865 wrote: dominic you seem truely stoked.............great feeling |
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DominicLNanni wrote: jimmyb865 wrote: dominic you seem truely stoked.............great feeling there are others i will add later, but for now get to know this well http://www.scooterhelp.com/ |
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jimmyb865 wrote: DominicLNanni wrote: jimmyb865 wrote: dominic you seem truely stoked.............great feeling there are others i will add later, but for now get to know this well http://www.scooterhelp.com/ |
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DominicLNanni wrote: jimmyb865 wrote: DominicLNanni wrote: jimmyb865 wrote: dominic you seem truely stoked.............great feeling there are others i will add later, but for now get to know this well http://www.scooterhelp.com/ |
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