Determined effort!

[911hillclimber]

[Scooter Paul]

I've just pressed the 'like' button!

[Tractorman]

That looks great but why?

[johnnyXS]

bet that is as squirelly as a squirrel thing to ride
I guess on the plus side it would fit behind your car or campervan on a tow hitch rack

[Knowledge]

That looks great but why?

Why? Probably because it still looks right

[CHRIS in MARGATE]

'Orrible.l !
Reminds of a word Clint Eastwood used in "Hamburger Hill" or some similar film when the General asked what he thought.
A "cluster...k sir; a goddam cluster fu. ." !!
Just my opinion.

[gaz_powell]

I think its great !

I don't know why but it reminds me of Tatou of Fantasy island ..........."boss de plane" ...............

I`d love to have a go on or even better see someone 6ft plus try and ride it

Gaz

[Digger]

Gets my vote too (apart from the front shocks).

[MickYork]

I like it...it's different and looks like it's been built to a good standard.

saying that I can see it in a circus ridden by a clown

[911hillclimber]

I personally think it is great, stumbled across it while on google.

There is a lot of work there deciding where to cut and shut let alone shortening cables etc and all the details.

Prob just a show scooter, but would be popular on any club stand?

Having been a hot rodder in the 70/80's it works for me, but a shame a Series 2 has gone, but in the 70's I thought nothing of cutting up a 1937 Y Type Ford!

[johnnyXS]

' in the 70's I thought nothing of cutting up a 1937 Y Type Ford!

I used to spend all day in Breakers yards ripping out the walnut dashboards and instrument consoles of Mk2 Jaguars for the switches and gauges to put into my Ford Anglia or whatever .
Mk2 jags were piled 3x high everywhere and worthless ....imagine that !

[911hillclimber]

Me too I'm afraid, when scrap yards were there for climbing all over, propper days.

My fav were switches from Riley 1.5's with the chrome ring on the pull switches.

Tut tut!