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Post by Chevylver on Nov 17, 2012 21:00:26 GMT -6
Here is my little buddy  |
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Post by gottascoot on Nov 21, 2012 18:31:52 GMT -6
My favorite picture of my pride 'n joy. In case you were wondering, the background is the Campbell 16 theater.  |
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Post by 89jogger on Nov 22, 2012 11:31:02 GMT -6
ahh yes a pic of my baby and just found out that the bbk that got installed on it was a true 70 not 72 cc racing kit from polini that could from reading a lot of german forums about the kit that it is pushing around 14 to 16 horse as she sits now  and i got a new one to look at this monster waiting to be unleased with about a grand in parts  |
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Post by Chevylver on Nov 22, 2012 15:06:58 GMT -6
Are u putting a 70cc kit on the new bike?
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Post by 89jogger on Nov 22, 2012 15:33:38 GMT -6
im thinking about it but if i do i got a full list of parts and ive got about 800 in parts for just the engine and transmission but i think just for now im going to go up to kmg and get the cheap bbk but the one i want will put it up to 87.9cc wooo hold on for that ride
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Post by gottascoot on Nov 23, 2012 18:12:02 GMT -6
Nothing like a new toy to get you out on a cold day!
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Post by 89jogger on Nov 24, 2012 8:04:02 GMT -6
you got that right and after talking with a close friend i might just go with this setup a naraku 90cc v2 kit,naraku racing v2 carb and for all around performance the naraku touring cam and for the tranny im going to get the naraku super tans kit and with a little over 700 in parts this thing will cruise at about 50 to 60 so for a 4T hold on cus its going to be a wild ride
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Post by 89jogger on Nov 24, 2012 8:06:40 GMT -6
oh and i forgot to add the exhaust will be a stage6 deep tone to give it a nice deep tone
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Post by oldfart55 on Dec 2, 2012 17:41:03 GMT -6
Greetings all. Thanks to Chevylver for the invite. I'm new on here, but have been on TotalRuckus for 3 years. My '08 Honda Ruckus, stock 49cc, Polini exhaust, custom intake, rejetted carb, unlimited CDI, lightened flywheel, NR Magic variator with Dr Pulley sliders, upgraded suspension, lowered seat, Pirelli tires, 6" stretch kit. Home-made footpeg setup, lots of minor cosmetic mods.  |
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Post by gottascoot on Dec 2, 2012 18:49:02 GMT -6
Greetings all. Thanks to Chevylver for the invite. I'm new on here, but have been on TotalRuckus for 3 years. My '08 Honda Ruckus, stock 49cc, Polini exhaust, custom intake, rejetted carb, unlimited CDI, lightened flywheel, NR Magic variator with Dr Pulley sliders, upgraded suspension, lowered seat, Pirelli tires, 6" stretch kit. Home-made footpeg setup, lots of minor cosmetic mods. Welcome to the club Oldfart55. Very impressive list you have going on there! Did you get to ride on this fine December day? Gottascoot P.S. We are all new here! |
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Post by Chevylver on Dec 2, 2012 22:10:13 GMT -6
Glad you made it oldfart55, that is a sharp scooter, hope you can make it out on some of our rides.
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Post by oldfart55 on Dec 2, 2012 23:44:34 GMT -6
Greetings all. Thanks to Chevylver for the invite. I'm new on here, but have been on TotalRuckus for 3 years. My '08 Honda Ruckus, stock 49cc, Polini exhaust, custom intake, rejetted carb, unlimited CDI, lightened flywheel, NR Magic variator with Dr Pulley sliders, upgraded suspension, lowered seat, Pirelli tires, 6" stretch kit. Home-made footpeg setup, lots of minor cosmetic mods. Welcome to the club Oldfart55. Very impressive list you have going on there! Did you get to ride on this fine December day? Gottascoot P.S. We are all new here! Thanks! I did ride today, about 60 miles. I just put the extension kit on this week, so it was kind of a test ride. I really like the extra stability I got from the longer wheelbase. |
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Post by gottascoot on Dec 4, 2012 13:02:54 GMT -6
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Thanks! I did ride today, about 60 miles. I just put the extension kit on this week, so it was kind of a test ride. I really like the extra stability I got from the longer wheelbase.[/quote]
oldfart55,
Did you take any pictures? I think a nice Scooter Mods thread may be in order! I can't hardly image what an extension kit is. Looks like the stretch limmo of ruckuses!
gottascoot
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Post by oldfart55 on Dec 12, 2012 10:14:59 GMT -6
The extension kit is basically just a longer replacement for the OEM motor mount. It came with longer cables for the throttle and rear brake, an extended shock mount, and a fuel line extension.  It wasn't something I had really planned on doing, but I found an amazing deal on ebay. Here's some before-and-after pics:  |
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Post by Chevylver on Dec 14, 2012 15:42:50 GMT -6
Thats pretty cool oldfart55, was it very hard to do, was that your in the house project?
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