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birdman wrote:Nice looking bike!!

Thank you very much sir.

Nice rack mod! Bummer about the parked car! Great build.

Rip_City_Spree wrote:Nice rack mod! Bummer about the parked car! Great build.

Thank you Mr Rip! As you can see I read a lot of threads here and there to make my scoot the way I want it and this thing rips!

Ok well here is what happened after the crash broken steering stem.

Took it apart again!

And then I had to look for the parts to repair. Somehow I stumble upon another 2001 honda elite sr and had to scoop that one up.

Now I have one for my wife.
It was bone stock, then i got a corsa, 28 carb, gears, pulley, variator, clutch, belt , exhaust all the bolt ons I can get for this thing. She rips and tops out at 61mph with 9.1 gearing. Okay enough about that scoot now back to this one lolz

Found more parts and spent more money to get it back on the road again, (Thanks Graphite9)
Found a live zx headset so had to scoop that too. Just the headset no handle bars, I had to make it fit with the elite handle bars. Cut and reweld the mounting tabs. And for the wiring if you are gonna do this mod for any headsets PM I'll show you how it all goes together.




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Then I picked up a front disc set up from eBay.
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Got a smaller 3.0 tire up front cause the 3.5 and being lowered scraped when I riding on bumpy roads, FYI the first disc set up was cheap and a learning experience.

Now she sits nicely!!

Picked up zx trans kit , polini for ruckus variator. (Thanks Graphite9 again) shaved my cases for zx trans and variator to fit.


Let me tell you from first hand experience with this zx trans, you will love it, it gives more bottom end back but lose a few miles up top. I have 7.2 gearing on this one and it takes off almost like the red one I have. Then I slowly pull ahead after 53mph.





FYI need to install belt and everything to really see what else you need to take off. (Thanks to PED for his thread)

Now time to paint again!! But new color!

BLUE BABY!!





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Very happy how my scooter turned out to be.

A ride the outer day.




I did everything you see in these pictures in my garage with a welder, air compressor, paint gun, and misc hand tools and wrenches. I started off by joining Hondaspree.net read a lot of threads from all you go fast guys. Looked for a scooter for the right price cause if you over spend on a scoot u won't have budget to modify your scoot to go faster. I had ask for help from a few members and had great feedbacks from you guys. I would really want to thank everyone on Hondaspree.net for sharing your builds, bits of information, and knowledge on these mopeds, really made me good hard into it. I have made it and have finally finished it. These will never get old for me. Time to enjoy and ride! Thanks to all that helped! You know who you are. God Bless!

shes a looker!great work and love the blue with the white walls.

Nicest elite I've seen yet. Awesome work, I wish I had your skills. Ive seen builds of this caliber before when I was into Zumas, those builders were from Quebec. The fiberglassing is sweet. You should mass produce like 10 sets of plastics to sell here.
a guy fabbed up a new front end for the bugeyed z umas. Sold them for about $250 a pop and couldn't keep up with the demand. It was called a greenwood front end.

Watch "Pre-Polini Ignition Zuma" on YouTube
Pre-Polini Ignition Zuma: http://youtu.be/plYAPdL_7Ws here is a link to me and my 2005 zuma with a custom Greenwood front end from a guy in Quebec.

Thank you very much guys!! It was a pain, I swear to my wife I won't fix no more but a new crank and ported will be in the works hehehe

Hi Beejay. nice work. the blue looks really nice.

Killer machine man!