What you running

Discussion in 'General Scooter Discussion' started by Pockets, Jan 5, 2014.

  1. Pockets

    Pockets Active Member

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    So come then lad and ladies

    What bike you got and what set up u have
     
  2. Pockets

    Pockets Active Member

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    I have a 2000 neos with geneli exhuast witch was on before I got the bike

    It's also has a brembo from brake with braid hose :)

    I just took the washer out the veriator :) lol
     
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  3. Burridge

    Burridge Ambulance selfie King

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    MZ TS125 #swag
    MZ TS125, K&N filter & race exhaust with next to no baffles in it, and all with the shittest brakes imaginable.
     
  4. g0d0fun1x

    g0d0fun1x New Member

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    Aprilia SR70R
    Aprilia Sr Factory, Malossi Sport 70cc (ported) and also all engine block ported, Motoforce 15k RPM crankshaft, Giannelli Shot V4, 21 Dellorto Racing Carb, Malossi Vl13 Reed valve, Malossi straight inlet, Malossi air filter, MHR variator, MHR X-Kevlar, Polini 3G clutch, MHR clutch bell.
     
  5. showaddydadito

    showaddydadito Falling off since 1976. Strangely cow obsessed

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    '06 Sym 250
    '96 Yamaha 600

    and enough experience and sense to know that if you don't match your brakes' performance to your speed capability you are a selfish and inconsiderate danger to other people
     
  6. Burridge

    Burridge Ambulance selfie King

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    You try and find better brakes for a 26 year old MZ then :)
     
  7. showaddydadito

    showaddydadito Falling off since 1976. Strangely cow obsessed

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    Why would I want to do that? I haven't got one. :)

    If anyone has they might start here: http://www.wemoto.com/bikes/mz_-_muz/ts_125cc/73-85/

    Joking apart Burridge, take care - I had a bike with much more going power than stopping power nearly 40 years ago, and I live every day with stronger painkillers than most people ever see, as the result of hitting a stationary ford capri at about 75mph. Fortunately no one was hurt but me - but I could have killed people.
     
  8. Burridge

    Burridge Ambulance selfie King

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    I understand where you're coming from, I have to plan ahead with braking alot more than I should, the only way of improving the brakes on my bike is to source an entire front end from a later disc brake model MZ, and they're as rare as rocking horse shit unless you want to pay over the odds. Instead, I made a longer and stronger brake lever arm and put it on the outside of the drum as apposed to inside the drum like it is originally, but the braking is still fairly poo.
     
  9. Pockets

    Pockets Active Member

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    Nice maybe you should use that once in a blue moon
     
  10. Pockets

    Pockets Active Member

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    To put disc claiper mounts find a good welder that would do surely
     
  11. turbovetto

    turbovetto Well-Known Member

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    tweaked ovetto
    Currently,
    ovetto
    malossi team 2
    Doppler crank
    flowed cases
    VL 14 reed box
    RSE wedge
    Stage 6admission wedge
    Oko 28 mm carb
    Malossi internal rotor digital advance ignition
    Yasuni Carrera 30 black edition pipe
    Nitro water pump
    Malossi overange pack
    Malossi gear up kit
    Top perf gear box plate with needle bearings
    radiator from a derbi & radiator from a Nitro
    Aprillia SR 5 spoke wheels
    lowered stiffer forks
    conti oleopneumatic rear shock (240 mm - low)
    Malossi drum pads (rear)
    Stage 6 Oversize front disc
    Michelin Pilot Sport rubber
    Stage 6 long throw stem
    STR8 flat bars
    Domino quik-draw throttle
     
  12. Pockets

    Pockets Active Member

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    And the oveto was 100 at the start ??

    The bike ment to be same as my neos so how fast you getting out if that and how much did it cost
     
  13. Burridge

    Burridge Ambulance selfie King

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    Deffo need a picture of this:cool:
     
  14. Pockets

    Pockets Active Member

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    Yea I reali wana know top end as if its good I'm buying another engine and it beening rebuilt :D
     
  15. Burridge

    Burridge Ambulance selfie King

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    I need it everyday for college hahahah
     
  16. Pockets

    Pockets Active Member

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    Buy a newer bike ?
     
  17. Burridge

    Burridge Ambulance selfie King

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    Can't afford that shit paha
     
  18. Pockets

    Pockets Active Member

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    Lol sell it should get fair amount lol na if u like it keep it u will miss it like I do my runner
     
  19. Merlin

    Merlin Old School Biker

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    I have a 2007 Peugeot TKR 50cc 307 WRC Rally Victories Edition, with a Polini variator, Athena Kevlar belt, 5.5 gram rollers and a Technigas sports exhaust and it's currently in bits, having some porting work done to it, before I set it up and jet it up properly.

    I'm also changing the off-road tyres to road tyres, for improved road handling. as the block tread ones make the handling 'interesting' in the wet and not in a good way. I've fitted the Mk 1 Trekker headlamp (much better than those poxy later jobs, with focal lenses, they are crap), I'm converting the bike to three stage lights (sidelights, dip beam and a proper 55w main beam) using a mix and match of Peugeot scooter switchgear and adding a number plate light. If I get pulled over then, it's fully compliant with motorcycle requirements, so they can do diddly squat about saying it's not legal.

    When I've got more cash, I want to get a replacement set of TNT body panels and change the paint job to something a bit more tasteful, but still using a standard Peugeot red paint colour, as Torero Red seems to be really hard to get hold of and the rally stickers don't exactly float my boat as I'm 51, not 17. I'll get a local vinyl sticker shop to make up some TKR stickers but I'll leave all of the advertising ones off.

    @ Burridge

    Keep da drum brake, blud; dem biyatches pure luv dem drums on da MZs, aii.
     
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  20. Merlin

    Merlin Old School Biker

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    I've got two sets of road tyres here that I'll use up first, then I'll get a set of those as the stats on those tyres look really good. There's no way I'm fitting Ying Tong Ditchfinders to my pride and joy.
     

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