Getting an Aero50 in shape!

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Getting an Aero50 in shape!

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So,
I was at my cousins house when I saw something interesting behind the house in a garbage pill. Walked to it and got out with an Aero50 in hand. Asked her about it it and then she said: ''My ex-boyfriend got it for the kids to play in the backyard... They started it last summer but it stayed behind the house all winter long...''
It means it was under snow for a couple of months! But the kickstart's still working!!
Since I started a ''small engine mecanic'' class april 10th, I decided to bring this beauty to life!! I'll bring it back home today or tomorrow and start looking at it! Here it is...



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There's a lil BMW battery on the footboard... Someone couldn't find one that fitted and actually do some s*** to make it ''fit''... Also, the seat cover isn't in great shape, I'll have to buy a new one!

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The speedometer still look good!!

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The rear lights (brake and flasher) are there only need a little clean up.

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This side miss a plastic panel. I may have to buy one on Ebay... And you can see a hole on the front panel where the flasher is supposed to be... Anothere thing I may have to get from Ebay...

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The front Fender's cracked but nothing I can't fix!

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The tires are softher than baby skin so I'll have to replace them as well.


PS. Sorry if my english isn't that good I'm a french canadian girl. I'll do my best for you to understand me :lol:
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Congrats!
Keep the progress reports coming!

IF during your parts search you come across another speedo like yours (my US one stops at 35...) ... I'm looking!
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His stops at 60 because its km/h. The mph is in orange under it
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I started my project today.

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Seems that the last mechanical inspection have been made on August '93...
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The kickstarter is a bit rusty but it works well!
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No cork on gaz tank... Gotta buy one.
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My Aero need tire! There must be rust under them tho...
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Don't know what I'll do with the exhaust.
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I was removing the bolt on the footboard when suddenly...
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There was a spider with spiderweb on the engine.
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Remember what I said about the battery?!
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The speedometer is in km/h since we (in Quebec) use km.
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bfowler wrote:His stops at 60 because its km/h. The mph is in orange under it

i know but have been looking since seeing one on ghost's -

http://www.hondaspree.net/phpBB3/viewto ... =16&t=8167

op - wow ya certainly have a clean-up....
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It's funny to me that that's not the first spider's nest I ve seen in an aero cylinder engine cover!
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Greetings:

According to Entomology Today, 86.3% of all the world's spiders live under Aero shrouds. You MUST file a certificate with the EPA before removing one. :)

Sheesh, has MouseWheels been fixing your electrics? I rather think NOT!

Looks like a challenge to restore. I look forward to the results. That pipe looks pretty far-gone. Consider the LeoVince if you can fund it. Great pipe for the AF05. Pretty much the ONLY pipe for the AF05...
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its not the only pipe but probably the easyest and cheapest one for you guys and gals to get in the states
86 Nifty Fifty (spree)
ZX disk brake
Kitico 120kmh speedo
AF18 ZX ported
Polini corsa
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Scorpion pipe
8.44 to 1
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71.3mph
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Greetings:

Pauly, if you know of a Secret Kiwi Alternative, do tell. Lots of Aero and early Elitists would like not to abandon hope of real performance.
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"ISO": '03 Vespa ET4 Malossi187 74MPH
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i have said many times yahoo auctions japan search dj1r you will find the factory honda expanshion chamber pipes , chameleon factory chamber pipes and a few different unbranded cheap chamber pipes .I have one of the unbranded types i paid 3500yen for it and its great loud but great more of a mid to high end pipe .Works well with red efts malossi kit
86 Nifty Fifty (spree)
ZX disk brake
Kitico 120kmh speedo
AF18 ZX ported
Polini corsa
Malossi crank
CTmani
24mmOKO
40pilot118main
Scorpion pipe
8.44 to 1
Michelin s1
71.3mph
92 yz125, 94 crm250
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Greetings:

Link the brothers up, Pauly.
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"ISO": '03 Vespa ET4 Malossi187 74MPH
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Punkin: 2010 Vespa/Malossi S78, 61MPH
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I find a couple of nice examples, I think. Just go to ebay.it and search for marmitta honda vision

You will find some gems like :

http://www.ebay.it/itm/TECNIGAS-MARMITT ... 467wt_1163

http://www.ebay.it/itm/SILENZIATORE-POL ... 424wt_1274

http://www.ebay.it/itm/Marmitta-LeoVinc ... 525wt_1163
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i cant do links on my ph as im to cheap to pay for the tapatalk app lol but go to yahoo auctions japan put dj1r in the search bar at the top press enter and scroll thru the pages
86 Nifty Fifty (spree)
ZX disk brake
Kitico 120kmh speedo
AF18 ZX ported
Polini corsa
Malossi crank
CTmani
24mmOKO
40pilot118main
Scorpion pipe
8.44 to 1
Michelin s1
71.3mph
92 yz125, 94 crm250
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