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cartmel808
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- Main scooter: 1975 Vespa Rally 200 Femsa
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Love the brushed steel finish on the fork... looks mint!
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Mr G in NYC
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- Main scooter: SX200
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Very Impressive build. Congrats and best of luck with it . 
G.
G.
Thanks guys, hoping to get the back half of the caliper back at the end of this week, then i can work on getting the caliper and disk brake finished. will keep you posted.
New back of the caliper has been machined now, so that will give me all the parts to get on with the next stage of sandwiching all the parts together and trying to get them to fit and work.
More done on the weekend, still quite a bit more machining and fine tuning but you get the idea.
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carlos fandango
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You'er a very clever fella 
When i was young my Mom said "if you haven't got anything nice to say, say nothing at all " ..................... and people wonder why I'm quiet around them !
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gerryjunior
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looks amazing...well done,
So my bolts turned up for the top of the shocks, so like anyone i was excited to get them fitted.
But i cant, after measuring my other forks the shock mount on my new scomodi stainless forks are about 20mm higher.
So i was a bit pissed off and will now have to work out a way to get them to fit.
But i cant, after measuring my other forks the shock mount on my new scomodi stainless forks are about 20mm higher.
So i was a bit pissed off and will now have to work out a way to get them to fit.
