Re: Isle of Wight 2011
Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 11:20 am
Nice, but they are external vents. If you look at the photo, the other ones fold in.
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Re: Isle of Wight 2011
Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 12:32 pm
Sorry. My mistake.
Re: Isle of Wight 2011
Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 11:00 pm
saw that today very nice ,especially the rear light ...nice touchbizzly wrote:
Re: Isle of Wight 2011
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 1:09 am
Just been looking at your photos Rich....nice....that rear light is differentRICSPEED wrote:saw that today very nice ,especially the rear light ...nice touchbizzly wrote:
Isle of Wight 2011
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 7:03 am
Might look trick, but practical??...bizzly wrote:Just been looking at your photos Rich....nice....that rear light is differentRICSPEED wrote:saw that today very nice ,especially the rear light ...nice touchbizzly wrote:
What dampers are they?
Re: Isle of Wight 2011
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 10:57 am
That bike belongs to my good friend Deb Warwick and was built by her and her Chap Steve Conneely who ran Interscooters in Coventry for many years.
His work is outstanding and more than a few hours into the little details on that scoot.
Will be up for sale soon no doubt as Deb never keeps anything for long..except Steve to build the next one!!
His work is outstanding and more than a few hours into the little details on that scoot.
Will be up for sale soon no doubt as Deb never keeps anything for long..except Steve to build the next one!!
Re: Isle of Wight 2011
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 11:30 am
I have vented my panels and added a scoop and whilst i really like the look im not so sure i would have done them if i had known how much work they would be, lots of fabrication, filler and swearing.... I saw this scoot and thought the panels and light were really well done. I think the GP panel has been smoothed prior to the vent being put in and thats a lot of work on its own. If you have the time and skills go for it, if not then make sure your pockets are deep.....
I saw this scoot and thought the panels and light were really well done. I think the GP panel has been smoothed prior to the vent being put in and thats a lot of work on its own. If you have the time and skills go for it, if not then make sure your pockets are deep..... Re: Isle of Wight 2011
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 5:40 pm
Does anyone have a contact number for Gary Simpson as i need a seat just like those on the GP'S.
Dean
Dean
Re: Isle of Wight 2011
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 7:20 pm
Nicked this off LCGB site....hope its still in use :07940439150WINTERMODEL150 wrote:Does anyone have a contact number for Gary Simpson as i need a seat just like those on the GP'S.
Dean
Re: Isle of Wight 2011
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2011 10:14 pm
Couldn't agree more, the majority or either too shiney or made to have a "patina".. ride it, break it, bodge it and repeat...alcoholic maniacs sc wrote:theyre all too shiney and too posey. what happened to legions of budget handpainted and held together with tape scooters owned by people who earn f@@k all. when quoted 1000 pounds to paint my Li150 i went to Halfords and quoted myself 50 quid. we should have a new class in the custom show called "REALISTICALLY OBTAINABLE" by your average skint dreamer...........
