Thread: Scooter Drivers!

Well I finally got my little CT110


It is a great little bike, so much fun and so cheap to ride. I got some dirty looks at the servo when i filled the tank up for $5

Time for some mods i think

Have ridden motorbikes, on and off road, most of my life. Only been put in hospital once. The bastard that did it went by the name of "skippy". Not all enemies drive cars!!!

Originally Posted by foz.in.oz

Have ridden motorbikes, on and off road, most of my life. Only been put in hospital once. The bastard that did it went by the name of "skippy". Not all enemies drive cars!!!

Yeah I found that out this arvo when i was riding around a tight narrow corner and a bloody dog jumped out started chasing me must have thought i was the mail man. i suppose it can be expected riding a postie

Paul

Congrats on the buy mate . Was a postie for bit over 2 years and only ever got hit by a car once and bitten about a dozen times . Always keep the services up to them and they will go forever . Just keep an eye on the centrifugal clutch and the brakes and these are always the first to fail . never let the clutch get to bad or it just costs more . Hope you have a heap of fun with it .

PS: always turn the fuel off when not riding as it can flood the engine and be a pain in the neck for 5 minutes

Originally Posted by wannalandy

Congrats on the buy mate . Was a postie for bit over 2 years and only ever got hit by a car once and bitten about a dozen times . Always keep the services up to them and they will go forever . Just keep an eye on the centrifugal clutch and the brakes and these are always the first to fail . never let the clutch get to bad or it just costs more . Hope you have a heap of fun with it .

PS: always turn the fuel off when not riding as it can flood the engine and be a pain in the neck for 5 minutes

Thanks for the info, i always make sure i do that. I have only forgotten to turn it back on once so far it is funny how far you can actually get with the fuel turned off. One thing i have found with the particular bike i bought, is that it never seems to needs any choke, even when it is freezing cold it still starts first kick.

Originally Posted by paulthepilot_5

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Time for some mods i think

Canary yellow paint, perhaps???

I would go with a staintune pipe and a dynajet kit for the carby . That or put a 125 cc piston and barrel on it .

That looks tidy, well done.

How much firewood can you fit on the rack?