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Looks like what Frautzi did..

Probably. Don't know the name but if you mean the tie bar, a few people have done the same it seems. Frank's disc does the same too looking at the photos just above.

red ghost wrote:Looks like what Frautzi did..

I was thinking the same thing .... i had mine lazer cut with bearings and oil rings to prevent dirt getting in the bearings. I had 20 cut just need to get them polished and i'll sell the rest

Did this back in september... so its not new it just an upgrad of a poorly thought out design.

Frautzi wrote:

red ghost wrote:Looks like what Frautzi did..

I was thinking the same thing .... i had mine lazer cut with bearings and oil rings to prevent dirt getting in the bearings. I had 20 cut just need to get them polished and i'll sell the rest

Did this back in september... so its not new it just an upgrad of a poorly thought out design.

thats the easy bit,what about the caliper carrier that has the bearing in?
regards
joe

joespeed wrote:

Frautzi wrote:

red ghost wrote:Looks like what Frautzi did..

thats the easy bit,what about the caliper carrier that has the bearing in?
regards
joe

Hear what your saying mate but i did these for me and a few others. I'm no way trying to enter the lambretta upgrades market.

I'm sure scootrs will sort the caliper carrier out too ....

Frautzi wrote:I'm sure scootrs will sort the caliper carrier out too ....

As mentioned above, already done in the photo shown

These are incremental changes though, we don't want anyone to spend lot of money thinking it will make much difference over the current version. It's not going to stop any better.

Well, done diddley done!, all nicely fitted up, spin 'round the block and all sweet!

Still needs some tinkering, might rework the tie bar..

Big ups to those who helped out, namely Mark

Damper moved for clarity..

Looks the bollix mate

I'm sure you've checked but does the shocker clear the axle dome nut under full compression. Looks awfully close looking at the pics.
Nice to see some quality workmanship though.

Lovely work Frank. I guess that if you have been able to take it for a test ride, that means you haven't been flooded.