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Gt186, copy taffy pipe, 30mm dellorto, Jet200 tank, sip speedo, bgm rear shock,all fully run in as I took it from another scoot
My new ride
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hendy
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I've got reverse pull drum on my gt186 and it can stop on a sixpence. Well it could if it didn't have shitty Lambretta suspension anyway.storkfoot wrote:Very nice. Is the front brake up to stopping it? I only ask as my current project is a very similar engine and I am going to try a reverse pull drum
Honestly, it's a really powerful brake.
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storkfoot
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It's a pity that outboard disc brakes just don't look right on a Lambretta, especially an original beauty like yours.LI150 wrote:The brakes are good but i am thinking about a disc brake
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alcoholic maniacs sc
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outboard disc brakes look wank on bikes like this. reverse pull drum will do the job and look the part. without ABS over braked lambrettas are more dangerous than under braked (under baked) ones.
beautiful wheels mate.
beautiful wheels mate.
Alcoholic maniacs social club. out f@@k,out fight and out booze 'em.
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Doom Patrol
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What! I was on my way with the pitch fork and blazing torches.LI150 wrote:It is as you see it no restoration going on here
