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Cheers Gerry thats great thanks for the info 

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A bit more progress. I glued the horncast and mudguard back together with super glue along the original glue line, and strenthend on the inside with a bead of Gripfill/ no nails
proper job

Im a bit stuck still on the flywheel
so i decided to put the engine back together and look for a flywheel in the future. The switch is unrepairable so i need to look for one of those as well.
So ive got the engine back in

Russ



Im a bit stuck still on the flywheel

So ive got the engine back in


Russ
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Well, this is (almost) back together, but its gone on the back burner as i do my other project.
Im still after a flywheel (cheap) and switch.


Russ
Im still after a flywheel (cheap) and switch.



Russ
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Well its been nearly a year since ive posted any progress with the lince, ive been to busy with other things to do much on it, so its had to wait .
As i couldnt find a Lionelli switch, I got a CEV one from scooter restos which after a bit of rewiring i got working correctly.

I managed to get a flywheel from IOW rally parts fair of all places
The engine when i rebuilt it had a crack on the transfer port , i only noticed at the last minute
so put the engine back together and thought id get it repaired at a later date. Anyway this was playing on my mind so last month i stripped it down again and got it welded

And ive just managed to get a seat as the original one was missing the lock. The old seat is of sheet metal construction and the new one is a sprung seat just like a std seat, so not sure which one ill use yet, i may just swap the lock over

So all i need now is the registration

As i couldnt find a Lionelli switch, I got a CEV one from scooter restos which after a bit of rewiring i got working correctly.

I managed to get a flywheel from IOW rally parts fair of all places

The engine when i rebuilt it had a crack on the transfer port , i only noticed at the last minute



And ive just managed to get a seat as the original one was missing the lock. The old seat is of sheet metal construction and the new one is a sprung seat just like a std seat, so not sure which one ill use yet, i may just swap the lock over


So all i need now is the registration

When i was young my Mom said "if you haven't got anything nice to say, say nothing at all " ..................... and people wonder why I'm quiet around them !
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Love my Series 80, it is what it is, Lambretta history 

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well done , i like these scoots , they were very smooth to drive, i recently came across the original screen from that scoot ,,