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    Wellington Dangerous

    Beware Wellingtonians - I have added a FA50 to the fleet.

    It's red, and fully featured. It has a carrier and a basket. It may even go, I need to install a new plug and battery first. (Then Nitrous)

    I'm a little concerned at the sticker saying "this is designed for one rider with a maximum weight of 70kg"
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    So when are ya gonna take it over the Rimutakas? At least I wouldn't be the slowest then!
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    I think I could walk over faster than this baby.

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    Nice mate, something for those other suzuki's to see dissapear into the distance.

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    I had one of those - and used to maintain a rental fleet of about 30 of the fuckers...can I borrow it for a while? my Pajero needs some exercise,after that I will cut it into small pieces with my gas axe and incinerate everything - I will return the ashes in a suitable container.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bungbung
    I'm a little concerned at the sticker saying "this is designed for one rider with a maximum weight of 70kg"
    I can ride it for ya, just!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Motu
    I had one of those - and used to maintain a rental fleet of about 30 of the fuckers...can I borrow it for a while? my Pajero needs some exercise,after that I will cut it into small pieces with my gas axe and incinerate everything - I will return the ashes in a suitable container.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bungbung
    I need to install a new plug and battery first. (Then Nitrous)
    Don't piss about with Nitrous, Bungbung. Whack a supercharged CBX1000 engine in. Bet ya no-one else would have one the same... :sly:
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    Quote Originally Posted by georgedubyabush
    Waiheke Island?
    Yeah,also GP100s,ER185s,10 speeds,BMXs,cars,4x4s,vans,Hobbie Cats,kayaks,surfskis,dingies,outboards,a hire yard and I used to pick up and deliver drycleaning - on the side I had my own motorcycle and small engine repair buisness.I kinda miss that stress free lifestyle.
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    You must have had to deal with some real cases though. I got the privelidge of an sj50 as I was 'experienced'. I had to take it back and swap it it was so bent and buckled. Scooters arent supposed to tank slap are they?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bungbung
    ...I'm a little concerned at the sticker saying "this is designed for one rider with a maximum weight of 70kg"
    That's cos in Asia a whole family of 5 (equalling -70kgs in weight) are transported around on those things

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    Overloading was the biggest problem - I used to put in new spokes without taking the wheel out or tyre off.
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    Well, after mucking about in the shed last weekend, she's a runner.

    Who has fa50 parts knocking about?

    I need a rear brake cable, footpegs and possibly a new carb.

    the power doesn't seem to be overwhelming....

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    Will you be taking it on any track days?

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    I don't think it would be fair on everybody else, not braggin or anything but I saw 40km/h going down my street and almost 20km/h going up.

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