"Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 conversion for sale project.

Discussion in 'Scooter Projects' started by tErr0, Jun 18, 2009.

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  1. tErr0 Administrator

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    Not totally sure why i'm putting this up as it isn't much of a project but fuck it.

    Was bought like this. Had a beast of an engine that went back in it's rightful place in a typhoon and no wiring, nothing really connected up just with the panels slung on.

    It's been sitting about for ages in all sorts of bits until we finally got round to building it up again and doing it properly.

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    Didn't look like that for long!


    Don't have a pic of it as a frame but who hasn't seen a zip frame by now?! Here are a few pics after we slapped the 125 engine in and got it up and running premix styleee. Looms sort of put in place but not wired at this stage.

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    Did a fuck load of wiring today as it's running an old shape typhoon loom converted so well you wouldn't know. Still a few bits and bobs to do due to missing a switch or too but should be finished the next time we get a day to fuck about with it.

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    So so nearly there. :D
    tErr0, Jun 18, 2009
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  2. 2stroke-power New Member

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    yer looks very neat ,better with small wheels ,thats the pefect bike for the work runs ,its got me thinks ,keep up the good work boys
    2stroke-power, Jun 18, 2009
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  3. LEE Member

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    looking good was was the origenal engine in there the one from the nrg :good:
    LEE, Jun 18, 2009
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  4. safekyle New Member

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    Gotta be the best 125 conversion zip ive seen :cool:
    safekyle, Jun 18, 2009
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  5. crezzy New Member

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    Not a big fans of zips but this one appeals to me i like it :grin: :mrgreen:
    crezzy, Jun 18, 2009
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  6. nrgandy New Member

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    finaly you posted it u lazy fuker and yeah looks good how a conversion is ment to look
    nrgandy, Jun 18, 2009
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  7. FirE New Member

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    i aint lazy :lol: :confused:cratch:
    FirE, Jun 18, 2009
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  8. nrgandy New Member

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    ment terro's lazy he showed me pics of it a while ago
    nrgandy, Jun 18, 2009
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  9. gregzzz New Member

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    what u planning for her ;)
    gregzzz, Jun 18, 2009
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  10. FirE New Member

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    no i meant the topic tittle

    its for sale thats the plan man
    FirE, Jun 18, 2009
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  11. typh-gilly-172 New Member

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    thats lees old zip init i might buy that 59 off him and get it all sorted but yer u tidyed it up nice and it looks spanking now
    typh-gilly-172, Jun 19, 2009
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  12. monty9120 Active Member

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    its for sale? how much
    monty9120, Jun 19, 2009
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  13. Mehmet New Member

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    that looks fucking smart

    noice one
    Mehmet, Jun 19, 2009
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  14. MiNoR cOnFuSiOn Administrator

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    did ALL the wiring yesterday..... moved headlight/changed clock wiring sand moved indi's. wired fuel and oil sender aswell as joining the rear light section up.. best bit is all the original zip fttings are intact, it looks like it was made for thejob/all unplugs the same as a 50 zip loom, almost untracabl conversion (if there ever was on) ant this one myself now..... back to ebay in search of a zip
    MiNoR cOnFuSiOn, Jun 19, 2009
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  15. billy_sr New Member

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    how much im intrested :D
    billy_sr, Jun 19, 2009
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  16. bertie New Member

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    I love it! Makes me want to have a go at converting my zip.

    Are those NRG front forks you got there?
    bertie, Jun 20, 2009
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  17. MiNoR cOnFuSiOn Administrator

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    there zip forks... nice an stock. stock wheels (both of em) the only way to do a zip conversion... so its still a ZIP once its converted.....not an nrg (ie using big wheels)

    steering lock works.. everything works.. its like piaggio made it :blush:
    MiNoR cOnFuSiOn, Jun 20, 2009
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  18. billy_sr New Member

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    see PM terro ;)
    billy_sr, Jun 21, 2009
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  19. FirE New Member

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    il put a price when its ready for the for sale section
    FirE, Jun 26, 2009
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  20. jimmytyph New Member

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    Re: "Fire's" lazy arse zip 125 project.

    are you using the standard zip 50 engine mount?
    jimmytyph, Jun 27, 2009
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