series 1 low rider

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tea5ive
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right, i cant wait any longer for my for my current series 1's paint job to be finished before i start the next series 1. so i have made a start on the panel work and have knocked it back to shape and now its just about ready for paint , i will be having ago at the paint myself this time so i can only blame myself if its s**t or takes longer than the first series 1.

i fancy a hot rod theme i.e white with flames on the side panels and was also wanting to get the scooter to sit lower thinking two to three inches . has anyone done this and where do i need to start cutting :shock: . cheers simon
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[quote="tea5ive"]...i fancy a hot rod theme i.e white with flames on the side panels and was also wanting to get the scooter to sit lower thinking two to three inches/quote]

Not planning on riding it round any corners then :shock:
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I was admiring a series 1 low rider in Brighton last year, I'll try and find the pics for you. Oh, and the owner/builder...Harry Barlow.

Loads to consider when doing it I remember him saying. Plus very little kickstart travel. So so cool though.


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Here you go, is this the kinda thing?

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[quote="coaster"][quote="tea5ive"]...i fancy a hot rod theme i.e white with flames on the side panels and was also wanting to get the scooter to sit lower thinking two to three inches/quote]

Not planning on riding it round any corners then :shock:[/quote


the motor and exhaust etc wont be any lower its the frame/ body work that needs to be lowered ....... i think ;)
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bolzenanker wrote:Here you go, is this the kinda thing?

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yes this looks great, sits just right. was thinking about movinig the rear shock mount up a bit or cutting a bit of fthe rear damper spring or both and then shortening the front fork legs and notchtching the kickstart panel for kick start clearance ??
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tea5ive wrote:
coaster wrote:
tea5ive wrote:...i fancy a hot rod theme i.e white with flames on the side panels and was also wanting to get the scooter to sit lower thinking two to three inches/quote]

Not planning on riding it round any corners then :shock:[/quote


the motor and exhaust etc wont be any lower its the frame/ body work that needs to be lowered ....... i think ;)
I just had visions of the legshields grounding but looking at the scoot in the picture, it doesn't look too bad 8-)
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Air suspension. Any ride height you like from slammed to off-roader
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