Scooterotica

RICSPEED wrote:get the bugger fired up and on youtube so we can hear it

I hear ya there. I will have to get it back on the ground to start it up. So only want to do this once really. The damn Lammy stand to wide for the bike lift syndrome hahaha.

RICSPEED wrote:get the bugger fired up and on youtube so we can hear it

I've been wanting to say that for weeks!

yeah well I'm one of those inpatient fookers that will ride a scoot as soon as is physically possible

The attention to detail and workmanship on this bike is outstanding. Those heatsinks look the nuts.

T5-190 wrote: If things start to get to hot under the panels I will replace it with a piece of tube.

could fit a computer fan above to blow down over it :anbrgin;

You have just taken scooter engineering to the next level your scooter is mind blowing if mine looked that good from an engineering point of view i would be well chuffed with myself.

Your scooter ROCKS!!!!!

Amazing.

Well after a hard weekend on the run I've been busy in the shed, well back garden actually. Got my AFR wheel rim from Martin and stripped that of its paint and have powder coated it orange along with the panel flashes and the head light rim. The latter two were black but I've had a change of mind. Also all the carbon fibre parts have been colour sanded and machine polished. This went quite well but I sanded through the clear coat on the mudguard and the headset top. So I have re-cleared them both today.

i just cant wait to see this finished

A few more from today. All the clear coating done along with the machine buffinng. Also re-cleared the parts I sanded through in my haste. Put the legshield back on today and started to fit the floor runners, what a pain in the a**e they are to fit too. Speedo fitted to the headset top and most of the decall on.