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Fr, Feb 25 2011 14:16 by luca. 11 replies.
  • Di, Mrz 31 2009 9:49

    TPH 175cc


    I' ve buy an old TPH with 13" NRG wheels but without front face.....

     

    I've also buy an 125 SKR (first type, with small clutch) engine casing.

    on it, i've put a nuova mazzuchelli crankshaft (54mm crank), Vforce 3, kehin 30mm, hebo 28mm manifold I've put it on 50cc TPH support

     

    I had bought some parts too

     

    my TPH today

     

    next coming soon...

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  • Do, Apr 9 2009 19:16 replied on

    Re: TPH 175cc


    Hello rimkben

    Very nice project you have ... Find your parts very well, but why not other exhaust such as PM / JL or Malossi MHR?

    I'm curious how he looks ready

    My English is not very good
    Lukas
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  • Sa, Apr 18 2009 18:42 replied on

    Re: TPH 175cc


    thank you lukas !

    I 've find this exhaust on "eb*y" and I bought it only 59€.......... JOLLY MOTO exhaust take it place in the future

    I will put new pictures with new parts in the week

    (my english isn't good too but I understand you. if you understand me, it's perfect !)

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  • Sa, Apr 18 2009 21:41 replied on

    AW: Re: TPH 175cc


    Sure I understand it .... I'm anxious to see the new pictures

     

    Dignity at the rear of the engine provides a 13-inch wheel NRG construction, looks more beautiful then

     

    Gruß Lukas

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  • Fr, Apr 24 2009 12:23 replied on

    Re: AW: Re: TPH 175cc


    rear wheel isn't in 13"

    I have made it with 10" SKR original center and lambretta 160/180SS chrome rings (3.5 inch wide). I have also return rings for having all bolts on same face (drag' style)

    I have put brand new front TPH rim (10") with heidenau K61 (130/70/10), brembo calliper (from BW's) with galfer semi-metal brake shoes and galfer wave brake disc. I want put inox doppler brakeline but it is too short.....

     

     

    I have put an airfilter and I have cut my kick box

     

     

    with it new face

     

     

    all old covers must be changes (I have some, other are in order), I wait new brake line (more longer). new pictures as soon is possible

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  • Mo, Mai 11 2009 15:59 replied on

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    last pictures of my TPH !!!!

    only one cover is missing (under)

    I've put a movie in "scootamatic-vdeo" Wink

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  • Mo, Mai 11 2009 16:12 replied on

    AW: Re: AW: Re: TPH 175cc


    Very Nice .... Good Work

     

    Gruß Lukas

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  • Mo, Mai 11 2009 17:13 replied on

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    thank you lukas !!

    but it don't look like I want....Sad

    I need modify my fork or buy a new fork for lowering the front of TPH.......I'm thinking about this !

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  • Mo, Mai 11 2009 19:11 replied on

    AW: Re: AW: Re: AW: Re: TPH 175cc


    You can read the original Deep Fork continued ... Have already done a lot, but it is not good if you are using this roller then going on the road ... The convert who then only for acceleration run ... Or a fork Malossi incorporate these wars so Steplessly down by
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  • Do, Mai 14 2009 7:23 replied on

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    yes, you're right ! I think malossi fork is the better solution because on the video, with my rigid rear shock absorber, riding my TPH at more to 120km/h is very difficult on road so with harder fork it may be impossible !!

    but  I' ve see a original fork for runner VXR.... I' m searching more informations for knowing possibilities with my TPH frame.

    I'm modifying a BGM rear shock absorber (lowering) because cylinder cover touch my frame with his original dimension

     

    (HEY !! SIP STAFF, LOWER REAR SHOCK ABSORBER FOR PIAG' IS A GOOD IDEA OF PART TO CREATE FOR ALL OWNERS OF 125>180cc ON 50cc FRAME)

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  • So, Jun 28 2009 23:28 replied on

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    your project look the nuts so far mate keep up the good work

    Too Fast Too Last....

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