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thebassmasta yes the panels are from GRP, just short of a 3 week turnaround from ordering, I think he's on here, deffo on face book

Mike

Finally sorted out the headset clamp how I wanted it (just loose fitted together at mo) The stainless lid fits the chrome perfectly, a few holes in the side for the cables and hydraulics and jobs a good un









Mike

Took the frame round to a club mates at the weekend
Test built the forks up and welded all brackets on (cheers rick), tacked the mudguard locating ring in position.



Added a couple of nuts as spacers to the mudguard brackets, to give clearance to gas type dampers



side stand, with reinforcing bar







Took the bike home and did a little more work
Engine, repaired exhaust bracket (with extra clearance)


cut out of rear runner


Dry fit n fettle all body work




Fit the rally style tool box










One more garage session then I'll send it off for painting

Mike

Cracking job mate well done , panel work looks to fit well did it take much fettling ?

That's coming on nicely !

I used GRP parts on my S2 build and was happy with them

The panels fit well, just needed to take a little excess from the moulding from the underside of the rear runners, and a little off the horn cast where the mudguard goes to allow a bit more clearance.

Mike

Looks great. Love the look of the Eibar muddie with the series 1 horncast


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Here's a little update (not been in the garage for a while)
I wanted to mount the speedo on the glove box and couldn't find a 'pod' online to house the sip speedo in, I went to the bike breakers and got free run of the store area to have a route around (fecking ace), I found a Yamaha rev counter exactly the right size...all I need to do is gut it and securely fit the sip one inside.



Taking it apart without knacking it was a hassle as internally it was a sealed unit...but with the help of a dremmel....



USB charger and ignition key also fitted to glovebox




The scoot was sent to a mate for the paint Lambretta: Dawn Grey, really nice glossy grey with a hint of blue...really nice job (cheers Jay)











The scoots now been dispatched to Colin at Garage Artwerks
https://www.facebook.com/pages/the-gara ... 1635569280

For him to get messy with the dulex and 5" brushes that he uses!!!!!!!!! Nope...... its been entrusted in his more than capable hands, to work his magic with a little sign writing etc


Cheers
Mike

Nice thread. Thanks for the Fiat Abarth colour idea Oh and the powder coating in primer. Never thought of that.

Do you have a picture of your hitech frame stand, on its own.

seen this at cols while i was picking my bits up looking good