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i want to do this to my ride. i know it is impossible without a lot of money, skill and an engineering degree. but it would be cool.
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I dont mind riding a small bike but its got to have some kinda go too it... even though that is a Ruckit it looks nice lot of work and money... no NOS??? The color is not to my liking but well done... I wonder just how much cash was droped on it???
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your right the color is ok. i just like the low look, long stretch and the fat rear tire. i don't think the rat would look cool as a lowride scoot but the fat tire might. only a ruck looks cool that low.
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just by looking at the pipe i dont think its a 4stroke. i went to the RideNow shin'dig they had today mostly rained out but nice big bike's and trike's... one of the salesman said they could not keep triks on the floor long... but i see few on the road... anyway they like the zuma more than the Rattler (salesguys) and the public like the Rattlers odd looks... but no tweeked out scoot's at the show...
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Well that is a Honda Ruckus and it's very common. There is a special kit that you can buy from bowlsla.com for $1200 and another $375 for the exhaust so it's pricey. You can do anything though with the right amount of money. It's a 225/40-10 Innova Racer tire on a 10x8 rim. You would have to worry about clearing the dipstick and what not.
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i ripped off that pic from TR. some of those guys have amazing rides. i have not thought for a second i would ever want a metro until i saw some of the sick work that can be done. i have been registered for some time now over at TR but haven't posted yet. guess I'm saving by big F.U. for a special day. :lol:
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bigbropgo wrote:i want to do this to my ride. i know it is impossible without a lot of money, skill and an engineering degree. but it would be cool.
You can get a nice wide tire kit at scooter-attack.com
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its not the tire thats the hard part, its the wheel with the right spline pattern.

and before i forget, welcome to MB. i saw you have been over at genuinerattler.com. great forum just a bit dead with the winter and all.
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well that is a zumakus

off the top of my head i dont know what the spine count is for the rim on the zuma i never bothered to count mine when i had the rear off

the zuma guys arent doing the wide tire just the ruck guys so you would have to ask them were they get there rims i know some of them are custom one off deals
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i think your right on the custom job. many also have sourced or made a hub and use atv or golf cart rims. but like i mentioned before only a ruck looks good that low with a fatty. i would just like something a little wider for looks but mostly just another option for a wheel. rattler wheels have got to be the most plane around.
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Post by scootertuner1000 »

Major Redneck wrote:just by looking at the pipe i dont think its a 4stroke. i went to the RideNow shin'dig they had today mostly rained out but nice big bike's and trike's... one of the salesman said they could not keep triks on the floor long... but i see few on the road... anyway they like the zuma more than the Rattler (salesguys) and the public like the Rattlers odd looks... but no tweeked out scoot's at the show...
You're right, it's a Yamaha/Minarelli engine. You can tell by the placement of the carb (angle too) also the CVT housing shape and of course the expansion chamber. If he had sense he would have gone for the BWS/Aerox 100cc engine, but it could be a kitted 50 too. A well sorted 70cc kitted scoot is capable of mid 60ies mph with very good acceleration. If you convert to LC, then you can go up into the low 80ies (14500rpm)
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Post by SuperCyclone.81 »

This thread is ancient so Ill repost in a new thread too but do you guys have any idea if one of these rims would fit the Rattlers?

http://www.bowlsla.com/store/pc/viewPrd ... oduct=8423
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I don't believe it does. Requires a different spline count or a different cut style... don't remember which it was. The DIO uses the same spline count as the ruckus... those do not work on PGO axles.
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Post by SuperCyclone.81 »

So there are no hopes of aftermarket wheels for our scoots?
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Post by spr0k3t »

Not entirely. But it means cutting up a wheel to do it.
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Post by SuperCyclone.81 »

Yaaa, Im thinking thats a little bit over my head haha
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