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Post by benellibob on Jul 10, 2011 17:13:01 GMT -6
i stripped all the paint off my stupid CVT cover. after powdercoating my benelli's CVT i realized the coating insulated in a lot of heat. i decided to strip all the paint off and polish the aluminum, and am thinking about adding some anodized looking accents and a graphic. heres a quick rendering i use duplicolor's metalcast to get the anodized look. works great. pics soon Attachments:
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Post by benellibob on Jul 7, 2011 18:33:02 GMT -6
lol i love the look on your face whilst riding. makes me think of the latest batman's joker
"WHY SO SERIOUS???" haha
looks like fun. i will be riding the tail on the scoot when its done, and in my CRX when i get my license back...
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Post by benellibob on Jul 7, 2011 17:12:57 GMT -6
yea quit trying to do nascar fill ups lol its only a gallon
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Post by benellibob on Jul 7, 2011 13:28:25 GMT -6
Dr. at hospital pushed finger thru what was left and exclaimed " Get a real hat"! wait, the helmet, or your head?
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Post by benellibob on Jul 6, 2011 13:27:37 GMT -6
scratch that, a SMART female personal trainer who lives in south beach miami ten bucks says shes a babe. yeah i want pics lol of you all greasy workin on a scooter!
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Post by benellibob on Jul 5, 2011 23:01:48 GMT -6
nice. note the duecebag comments on the page
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Post by benellibob on Jul 5, 2011 22:55:47 GMT -6
wow thanks. thats great... has the fuel gauge and everything!
might cost a little more... but it looks well worth it...
has a coolant temp sensor... wonder if it will work as an oil temp instead. i would assume so....
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Post by benellibob on Jul 5, 2011 22:51:36 GMT -6
a female personal trainer that lives in south beach miami.
pics or it didnt happen...
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Post by benellibob on Jul 5, 2011 18:06:54 GMT -6
now you need some black pinstriping on the rear fairings.
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Post by benellibob on Jul 5, 2011 18:04:49 GMT -6
i think you lost a wee bit o compression
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Post by benellibob on Jul 5, 2011 12:35:09 GMT -6
unsafe to wear helmet? wow. some people shouldnt be allowed to breed
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Post by benellibob on Jul 5, 2011 12:33:27 GMT -6
uhm, no. guesses wont do me much good here guys. someone has to have seen this tank on a scoot before.
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Post by benellibob on Jul 4, 2011 11:53:36 GMT -6
they had rust in them. i derusted them
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Post by benellibob on Jul 3, 2011 23:31:24 GMT -6
the front triple trees are pretty much done as far as design, i have all the lighting i am using and only need to make the headlights/ turn signal bracket which will be one piece of angle aluminum with a few small pieces to mount the turn signals on. the frame pieces are almost ready and will be mocked up as soon as i weld this damn motor mount also i think i have come to a conclusion on what taillight to use. i have found a low cost yamaha zuma tailight. it not only mimics the shape of the bike, but it has actual metal reflectors inside the housing VS the cheap chinese plasti-chrome that quickly flakes off... this is a huge issue for me as i am picky about small things that are wrong, like flaking plastichrome. i will change a whole light assembly because of such things. any noticeable reduced light output is unacceptable... and if i know a cause is there without a symptom i will still attack! anyway i also have a friend with a zuma, so i can use his bike to make body parts from. i will fiberglass over the sections of his bike that i need, and build the rear panels from there the top will have two metal tubes running from where my nuts sit to the neck of the bike that will have mounts for the fuel tank, and possibly a speaker. i am considering attempting to run a single high power 4 inch speaker on a small single amp hooked to my cell phone that i will play mp3s from. this idea may get scrapped, but i like to go big when i build things and i think that i can make it work as long as i have the output i need. i actually started with a much bigger battery in this, and decided instead to go with a stock scooter battery and my discarded benelli battery box, that fit neatly inside the frame. the larger battery will start a car, and will actually also fit snugly inside the frame, but obviously take up much more space, i think one of the earlier pics has it in there. the gauge cluster will either be: A:full customized chinese gauges i take apart the factory clusters and use their insides to build a new gauge cluster using chopped up pieces of PVC piping of different diameters to fit the needles. this is my favorite, but it will be a lot of work. i will be able to calibrate the speedo because i will have to make the gauges faces myself... but i want to retain my factory functions... like fuel gauge!!! B: vapor gauge i love these digital gauges and it will fit right into my bike and take up soooo much less room. they are only a little over 100 dollars now, and are obviously programmable to the nth degree. altho no fuel gauge... c: simply use my cell phone i have a speedo in my cell phone with the GPS. i will be making a spot for my cell phone anyway since i will be using it for other functions but i could actually use it by itself for the speedo. OMG MY BIKE FELL AAPRTTTT!!
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Post by benellibob on Jul 3, 2011 21:43:24 GMT -6
both excellent ideas, but i think a black pinstripe that follows the black then surrounds the headlight would be classy
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