Joe's Typhoon 172 Project =D

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  1. Ty70cc

    Ty70cc New Member

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    Re: Joe's Typhoon 125 project =D

    I Prefer Typhs there better by far gillys just feel like spaceships..
     
  2. Dominic

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    Nice mate :thumbsup:
     
  3. rideorcollide

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    i think standard 172 typhs are kinda slow comared to runners... but with all the bolt ons a typh is nicer :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

    gotta love the gloss black typhs aswell :cheers:

    i just need some nice forks on mine so it actually feels good to ride then it will be a good bike...
     
  4. Runner-Joe

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    need some things....

    2 screws holding the plastic on the cylinder (the big fkers) AND an spark plug cap :)

    if anyone has any, how much posted to birmingham ? £15 waiting!!!!!!
     
  5. MiNoR cOnFuSiOn

    MiNoR cOnFuSiOn Administrator Staff Member

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    the nuts and screws holding the fan cover on ive ALWAYS had trouble getting from piaggio (most local dealers swear they dont exist :confused:) you can however buy some long nuts and matching screws from a hardware shop, you may have to cut them but anywhere decent will have exactly what your after. there verry common tbh. just need a 20mm long m8 nut and some 10mm long m8 bolts...

    stock typh is shit due to the stator... throw a wc stator and cdi on and it out performs a runner engine (they have better cylinders stock and they had to fuck wiht the timing/ignition to bring the power down a bit so it didnt out perform the runner.... LOL)
     
  6. Runner-Joe

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    Cheers minnor, if anyone has any let me know by tonight, im ordering otherwise :thumbsup:
     
  7. tErr0

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    Wait aren't you on about the cylinder cover bolts? They are a pretty easy bolt to find... The nuts they screw into though are a pain in the arse.
     
  8. Runner-Joe

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    got 2 in the end pal, cheers though matey :thumbsup:

    ill get a vid up tomorrow! =)
     
  9. MiNoR cOnFuSiOn

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    1" long m8 thread nuts (any hardware shop) there not identical, but do the job just fine... 30p a peice (just incase anyone cant find suitable replacments)
     
  10. Runner-Joe

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    I think i have the exact same set up as your old 172 typh minnor lol. weelie machine FTW!

    videos in a seccond lads
     
  11. MiNoR cOnFuSiOn

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    my old 172? what, from 5 odd years ago? (was just a runner pipe, wc cdi/stator, ported 172, 180 variator and a 25mm carb.)
     
  12. Runner-Joe

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    maybe not then hahahahaha
     
  13. MiNoR cOnFuSiOn

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    what one do you mean then? polly's pink one is a stock 125 (dell carb) wiht a technigas pipe...
     
  14. Runner-Joe

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    ""old typhoons was a 172/25mm carb/gears and crank on a stock runner pipe. pissed on most things, went up hills better than a piped up bike and generally returned bettere fuel econimy and i could ride it for hours on end. wheely machine...""

    that 1 you was on about in an old post :thumbsup:

    same as my set up pal

    also can you change my name to: Typhoon-Joe and the project page title to Joe's Typhoon 172 Project =D

    THANKS MINNOR :thumbsup: :cheers:
     
  15. MiNoR cOnFuSiOn

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    ye soz forgot the crank/gears....is years ago now...

    your project page YOU renamwe by editing the first post (the title of the post is there for you to delete and replace) as for your name... pm terro, i have a habbit of removing people rather than renaming them o_O
     
  16. Runner-Joe

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    yer saving for a gear up kit, and i want a lightened fly wheel

    and ok cheers :good:
     
  17. PIE-runner

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    u need to disk convert this bike then get out there on the back wheel put nrg forks and wheel if u dnt want to mod the frame :good:
     
  18. Runner-Joe

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    keep it drum through winter i thinks, nrg front wheel im after on the cheap
     
  19. PIE-runner

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    loool threw the winter wots the difrent with having disk in the winter lool
     
  20. Runner-Joe

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    if a disk gets wet its shit at braking, drums dont get wet so its abit better in my OPINION before anyone rapes me haha
     
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