Lammie auto chop
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i brought this scooter from roy in weymouth as a project but it needed lots of work to make it use-able so my mate wayne (odd rods customs) reworked it for me and yes it was candy green. i did take it to a couple of rallies but it was not the easiest thing to ride it had the turning circle of an hgv 
and was not the most comfortable thing to ride (to old for choppers now!) but it did look lovely on the stand. sold it to oktc123 and must say he has done a very nice job on it and hope he has some pile cream handy 
this is as it was.
and was not the most comfortable thing to ride (to old for choppers now!) but it did look lovely on the stand. sold it to oktc123 and must say he has done a very nice job on it and hope he has some pile cream handy this is as it was.
is there any chance them forks in the background are for sale?
ha ha ...i knew itmark wrote:is there any chance them forks in the background are for sale?
Its in bits scooter club: www.facebook.com/groups/132415046859320
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oktc123
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We have re-worked the turning circle which is much better now. I am also having a decent seat made with a gel paid. Will soon find out how comfortable it is, although I must admit choppers are rarely that in my opinion. The pic was taken with my camera and does not really do the paintwork justice as it looks totally stunning in the flesh. Once it is fully finished I will post some better pics. Glad you like it.
nice i like it