Scooterotica

Looks superb in ochre!! Series 2 looks great too!

Would look better next to my Series 80 however....you need to do the right thing now and sell it to me!!Leave yours together with an Italian and they'll only fight!!

Can I ask how it cost you in total......how very dare me!!

Cheers
Ash from a very sunny English Riviera!! with Palm Trees of course

Fireman Ash wrote:Looks superb in ochre!! Series 2 looks great too!

Would look better next to my Series 80 however....you need to do the right thing now and sell it to me!!Leave yours together with an Italian and they'll only fight!!

Can I ask how it cost you in total......how very dare me!!

Cheers
Ash from a very sunny English Riviera!! with Palm Trees of course

The scoot cost £1800 two years ago. Blasting just under £200 (included getting some parts coated). Paint was £900ish. Non-standard parts are ScootRS disk brake and tubeless rims, Longer range tank, TM24 carb and Ancillotti exhaust. Various replacement bibs and bobs probably cost another £500. So in short I've just spent nearly four grand building a scoot worth about three! Just as well I'm not running a business

Feck me, no wonder you try getting out of buying a round down the pub!

you spent 4 grand building a scoot worth three and youre complaining???!! ive spent 6 grand on a scoot and sold it for 53! gone right out and invested the money in another and convinced myself that 3000 quid in notes was a tax free lottery win! enjoy the beast "LIVE THE LIE" and repeat until either a/ your money runs out or b/you die.

lovely scoot mate!

i've included a picture of a mate's jet200
it's still in the same condition as it left the store 11 years ago! he found it as a leftover in bike shop clearout. used it for a while and then sold it on!
recently he discovered that the man he'd sold it to had just garaged it and that's it. he bought it back, polished it and here's the result:

it only has 2000km on the clock and is completely original!!
cheers

Including the tyres... very very nice ......