this was at lydden over the weekend ,as far as i know its an rb200 with jahspeed left exit curly pipe ,looks even better in the flesh
show your series one pics
this was at lydden over the weekend ,as far as i know its an rb200 with jahspeed left exit curly pipe ,looks even better in the flesh
Its in bits scooter club: www.facebook.com/groups/132415046859320
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Andy Pickering
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Love it Ric..filler cap in the seat a great feature..
Ricspeed, gone but never forgotten RIP my friend #59
My Project, still a long way to go.... want it finished for summer but the way its going ...which summer???
Better to keep quiet and be thought of as a D!ck Head, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.
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Tommy Boy
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Best tell the young un to get on with it thenFrautzi wrote:My Project, still a long way to go.... want it finished for summer but the way its going ...which summer???
...great pic M.D.M.A. Scooter Collective
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Doom Patrol
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I just thought whilst looking at those pictures, isn't a framebreather a bad idea when it comes to rain? Don't you get trouble with water getting in the frame tube?Dryballs wrote:Got caught out in some horrible rain the other day!
On a nicer evening!
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Frautzi wrote:My Project, still a long way to go.... want it finished for summer but the way its going ...which summer???
Slave Labour
best get some pics of mine on 
As my Dad used to say "Each to their own lad"
Or tell the MRS to stop sending them in the garage to see what Dad's doingTommy Boy wrote:Best tell the young un to get on with it thenFrautzi wrote:My Project, still a long way to go.... want it finished for summer but the way its going ...which summer???
Toddy wrote:Frautzi wrote:My Project, still a long way to go.... want it finished for summer but the way its going ...which summer???
Slave Labour
Yep ther was another helper but he was more interested in taking my GP apart
... get some pictures on Toddy.. let see if i can steel some ideas.... Better to keep quiet and be thought of as a D!ck Head, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.
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Dryballs
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Doom Patrol wrote:I just thought whilst looking at those pictures, isn't a framebreather a bad idea when it comes to rain? Don't you get trouble with water getting in the frame tube?
Not too likely? the breather bit is through the alloy bit at the back of the seat, not the slots in the frame.
Its a TS1 anyways, so the water it sucks up is off the ground! except I have just devised a cunning air filter