picked up an 02 piaggio typhoon taxed and tested 11000km for £240 yesterday just needed a new front brake caliper which i picked up this morning for 20quid, and a rear tyre £46 pound inc fitting, bargain or what? unk: can't wait to get out on it tommorow after 4 months of being off the road. :w00t:
well, the sr really is still waiting for parts, due to ultimate parts being the biggest pain in my ass, and not sending the parts i ordered before christmas, these being the bushes for the engine mounts :msn1: i'm the unhappiest bunny ever :wallbash: but once its done should fly through the mot.
u need any other sr parts if so drop me a pm .yh good bargain id like to see pics . i bought a typh engine yesterday in need of a rebuild stator flywheel fan n fan covr for a tenner
It was my typhoon he bought. Im mainly on TAG and I got myself a geared bike (Honda CLR 125) after having a tuned rossi aerox and this typhoon. How is it going Buzzy? You done much with it yet? Dont forget to tell me when youve got some piccies up. Cheers. Sam
yeah all done and on the road, a set of clear lenses on it and it looks the dogs, just gonna get a bit of a paint job done soon. il post piccies when its spankin
Ok mate. Glad to hear its getting a makeover. What was wrong with that front brake then? DId you change the master cylinder and the caliper or what? Oh and BTW, someone on TAG is interested in your Streetmagic. They wann know if you have still got it for sale.
well bassically i went to a local breakers and got a caliper for twenty quid, and made up one working brake unit out of the three i had, put it all together and bled the brakes, job done. and yeah i got back to the guy about the magic but didnt want to pay anything above 200, so no thanks. might get some mot on it not rode it in ages and i think ill make it my stunt bike as this typhs really light at the front, and makes me want to go to an industrial estate and pop a few wheelys lol but its my commuter so i dont wanna drop it. stuntmagic here we come. pictures hopefully tonight.
