been away from scoots for 20 years and still have an unfinished 71 gp 200 custom in bits , have started to get things together and build it . Starting with the engine first ! I would be grateful for any tips and advice as there are lots of new products on the market these days .Good evening all , new member alert ! Lol .
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Liquidator73
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Hello all I hope your all well . Not sure what to say here really been away from scoots for 20 years and still have an unfinished 71 gp 200 custom in bits , have started to get things together and build it . Starting with the engine first ! I would be grateful for any tips and advice as there are lots of new products on the market these days .
been away from scoots for 20 years and still have an unfinished 71 gp 200 custom in bits , have started to get things together and build it . Starting with the engine first ! I would be grateful for any tips and advice as there are lots of new products on the market these days .-
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Hey bud, thanks for the intro, welcome to the forum
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Meds1
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Welcome
Tip 1- keep as many of the original bits as possible, including screws & rubbers, remade bits are hit and miss and original bits cost. Most things can be reconditioned
Tip2- Buy sticky’s book.
Tip 3 - find a dealer you trust and use them, there are plenty of eBay cowboys who will rip you off and sell you Sh@t.
Have fun
Tip 1- keep as many of the original bits as possible, including screws & rubbers, remade bits are hit and miss and original bits cost. Most things can be reconditioned
Tip2- Buy sticky’s book.
Tip 3 - find a dealer you trust and use them, there are plenty of eBay cowboys who will rip you off and sell you Sh@t.
Have fun
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garry inglis
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welcome to the forum