MR K,s lambretta finished
That`s stunning. Really clean and tidy. Love it. What`s the story with the rear hub that`s hung on the wall?
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Off the sprint bike happened on the return road at Santa Pod just after a 100 mph run.
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Is the front wheel ok?
How come phonetics isn't spelt with an 'f'?
Check out my boobs! <-- <--Just imagine being burried between those puppies!
Check out my boobs! <-- <--Just imagine being burried between those puppies!
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Why ?red ghost wrote:Is the front wheel ok?
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without doubt,.......stu,s "100 mph lambretta club" dealers specials are the tops..........
great spec,attention to detail..........and built by a pro............what more could you ask for...............?
for full" comprehensive" spec,look under the "Dealers" sticky.......
and i would like to add..............what a really good full spec sheet this really is........
how often would you get carb settings/spec from elsewhere...........as well as much else.........
great spec,attention to detail..........and built by a pro............what more could you ask for...............?
for full" comprehensive" spec,look under the "Dealers" sticky.......
and i would like to add..............what a really good full spec sheet this really is........
how often would you get carb settings/spec from elsewhere...........as well as much else.........
Sean Brady Scooters - 01765 690 698
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this is why stuart will be building my next project......
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yes without a doubt the gp is definately well prepared and must be one of the nicest looking scooters posted,just how i like them,
does the anti-dive kit work?
what wrong with the front wheel?i cant see anything out of place.
keep up the good work
regards
joe
does the anti-dive kit work?
what wrong with the front wheel?i cant see anything out of place.
keep up the good work
regards
joe
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Colour scheme and graphic design looks really slick!! nice scoot
Ash
Ash
thats the business, colours go great together, reminds me a bit of the msc specials. stunning Just to add to Stuart's rear hub complete with 'lightening hole'.
I had exactly the same East Kirkby NSA 1/4 mile Sprint about 4 years ago.
Got back to the paddock, having just done a 96mph terminal speed, and wondered why the back wheel seemed to be moving about as I was riding back down the return road.
Whole centre boss had sheared apart from a section that was about 1'' (25mm long).
Kicked the back wheel and the whole lot just collapsed.... nice.
Hub was only 3 months old.
Needless to say it made me think ....
Why did it happen? - well on a road bike it probably wouldn't have.
However, when you go off the line in a sprint or drag meeting the power will always go the weakest link - normally the transmission at the moment- but on this day, like Stuart's, it was the rear hub's turn
Now I only use Series 2 or Spanish Hubs - more robust centre bosses.... dead easy to get hold of, of course!
Ken
I had exactly the same East Kirkby NSA 1/4 mile Sprint about 4 years ago.
Got back to the paddock, having just done a 96mph terminal speed, and wondered why the back wheel seemed to be moving about as I was riding back down the return road.
Whole centre boss had sheared apart from a section that was about 1'' (25mm long).
Kicked the back wheel and the whole lot just collapsed.... nice.
Hub was only 3 months old.
Needless to say it made me think ....
Why did it happen? - well on a road bike it probably wouldn't have.
However, when you go off the line in a sprint or drag meeting the power will always go the weakest link - normally the transmission at the moment- but on this day, like Stuart's, it was the rear hub's turn
Now I only use Series 2 or Spanish Hubs - more robust centre bosses.... dead easy to get hold of, of course!
Ken