Scooterotica

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Nicky, that is it. Althou I doubt it will hold your ar ss e if you keep on with te chorizo and the BBQ addiction... Andy told me all about the BBQ the other day. No food left for the other poor sods who where there! Also, don't be hogging the stickers... I SAID GIVE ONE TO PAUL!!!!! :flaming: :flaming: :flaming: :flaming: :flaming: :flaming: :flaming:

J.

This is a friends bike, I think this seat suits the S1 S2 lines perfectly, it's the perfect Ancillotti repro, nice and slim and with the bulge for the airscoop. I think I'll be putting one of these or the bolt down Ancillotti (full length with fuel hole) on my S1 too.

The seat above can be had from Scootopia or Jem Booth

Sorry should have read your post properly...about the viby Ancillottis. I used to have a GP seat on my S1 that was comfortable. I had the same problem as you...I'm 6' 2" and had to sit bolt upright on the scooter when I had the saddles on.

This looks like the real McCoy.

mawso wrote:

Looks like the one that Si Compton built and sold 3 or 4 years ago ...... and I nearly bought it. Wish I had of, it was a superb build. Si never cut any corners.

thats a great scoot,
i did the helmet to match........

Another one by Sean and the team at Scooterotica....That Dan needs a haircut mind you..

tony wrote:Another one by Sean and the team at Scooterotica....That Dan needs a haircut mind you..

yep, you can tell its one of theirs......look at the chicken strips on those tyres, they just are not commited into those corners too busy doing the hair

here is my new series ones seat , think its a scootique on but not sure. cant say how comy it is as im still crippled

i just bought this one

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cezeta wrote:

tony wrote:......look at the chicken strips on those tyres, they just are not commited into those corners too busy doing the hair

No pussy strips on my tyres...they are worn from the centre to the side.......upto the footpegs, right upto the brake lever...and onto my leathers, helmet, and broken leg!