Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Friday, October 26, 2012
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Meet up vespa rider from Malaysia in Saigon
Justeelona White (A Wang) is a president of modern vespa club of Malaysia. He had a holiday in Vietnam, and we met up when he stayed in Saigon.
Pictures from Justeelona instagram.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Saturday, October 20, 2012
A Lambretta trip in Vietnam
Those epic pictures from Mr An Khongsaykhongve, a very famous Lambretta rider in Việt Nam.
The trip's in the North of Việt Nam, where have a lot of dangerous and beautiful pass.
The trip's in the North of Việt Nam, where have a lot of dangerous and beautiful pass.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Monday, October 15, 2012
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Custom Super Cub
Most significant specs:
Engine: YX 150cc SOHC Manual 4 speed
Head: OO racing
Bore & Stroke: 56mm X 60mm
Max power: 22 BHP
Max torque: 13 Nm
Carburettor: Mikuni Round slight 26mm, Uma racing flat slight 28mm
Exhaust: Shipping Tools/SMC
Frame: Custom SMC
Fuel cap: Acqua di Parma
Throttle: Domino
Headlight: Puch, custom SMC fitting
Taillight: Beta, custom SMC fitting
Seat: SMC
Rims: 17 inch spoked steel, front 1.60 & rear 1.85 SMC
Tires. Dunlop TT901 front 80/90-17 & rear 90/80-17
Rear suspension: Racing boy
Front suspension: Stock SMC
Rear sets: Racing boy/SMC
Dry weight: 64 kg
Think of Bonneville salt flat racers, and images of snarling Vincents or twin-engined Triumphs probably spring to mind. You probably don’t picture the anemic Honda Super Cub, the world’s most popular motorcycle. Which makes this little racer from Holland’s Super Motor Company all the more appealing.
SMC’s Dimitri Hettinga sells a remake of the Super Cub in Europe for a living. But this machine, nicknamed ‘Salt Shaker’, is no city runabout. It’s packing a heavily breathed-upon 150cc Yinxiang motor—measuring 22 hp at the rear wheel—plus racing wheels and tires, and a bespoke frame.
There’s a reinforcing tube running from the headstock to the under-seat fuel tank, so this Super Cub is no longer a step-through. The frame was subjected to three days of grinding, polishing and finessing before being painted.
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Friday, October 12, 2012
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