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Hi all, here's my series 2 cutdown. Based on a picture I found on the internet, with a bit of a skateboard twist. Not that I'm any good on a skateboard, but I do own a pair of vans

I like that, very funky

Well done, where did you get the numbers for the plate from and are they self adhesive ? Cheers

Like the seat, are the forks lowered ?

Very nice. Liking that.

Nice that whats the engine set up ? and you wont get far on that tank

I quite like that, what's that under the floor boards?

coaster wrote:I quite like that, what's that under the floor boards?

I've answered my own question, air scoop, should have scrolled down

Toddy wrote:you wont get far on that tank

Maybe that's the point with that "seat"

Nice scoot though, good to see something a bit different.

Solid Air wrote:

Toddy wrote:you wont get far on that tank

Maybe that's the point with that "seat"

Nice scoot though, good to see something a bit different.

Built for speed not distance

Engines a 200 tsi, stand stroke crank, gp200 gearbox and a 30mn carb.

MickYork wrote:Like the seat, are the forks lowered ?

Forks have been shortened by about 3 inches

Mel K wrote:Well done, where did you get the numbers for the plate from and are they self adhesive ? Cheers

The number plate adhesive, had to cut out the numbers, because of the bend of the mudguard.

And yes it’s an improvised air scoop, to aid cooling as I’m using a finless flywheel and a a.f. mammoth head.

hopefully if i've done this right, this should be a link to my photo gallary

https://postimg.cc/gallery/hiprmlos/

I'd like to say it's all my own work, but can't take credit for the forks shortening or the seat pad.

Any issues with the cooling ? have you done long stints cruising or is it short trips only ?

Got a sip speedo with a temperature sensor attached to the head. Temp sits around 130/150 c once warmed up.

Wow!, thats a bit different, but i like it.
well done for doing something out of the ordinary

That's ace !

Funk Soul Medina tastefully done