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Keli vari works great http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/VARIATOR-PULLEY-SCOOTER-ELITE-DIO-SA50-SR50-SE50-NB50-_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem3f02dfa478QQitemZ270631150712QQptZRaceQ5fCarQ5fParts Daywot sells great stuff, you can offer him lower and get it shipped for about 40 bucks, In the past I have had...

Some of you may remember that I aquired an Elite SE50 back in May. One which my buddy was going to put out for the council bulk rubbish collection... thread here...http://www.hondaspree.net/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=14460 Well cut a long story short, and after many evenings in the garage workin...

Ok I'm taking a shot in the dark here but I figured I'd ask if there were any other storage options for the 87 se50's? I didn't know if the semi-functional cubby holes that are presently there were able to be swapped for a lockable glovebox or something along those lines? I know Canada made the SE ...

Thankyou all for the responses. I think its safe to say this is a Vento Zip r3i.

Or in Oz, SCP Runna.

Would love if the wheels would fit on a 1987 Elite SE50/DIO.

:hi: Can anyone identify what bike this is please. Is it a SYM??? I've done a google search and can't find it. Found ones close but not it. I really like the wheels on it and would like to keep them for a Dio. I also looked on this site http://www.scootersales.com.au/Home/tabid/36/Default.aspx http:...

:hi: Can anyone identify what bike this is please. Is it a SYM??? I've done a google search and can't find it. Found ones close but not it. I really like the wheels on it and would like to keep them for a Dio. I also looked on this site http://www.scootersales.com.au/Home/tabid/36/Default.aspx http:...

Dude don't do it, the nb50 engine is prown to heat so just ride as is, your aero is worth alot of money. aren't all engines prone to heat? I just installed a big bore on my af05e (same engine) seems to be breaking in quite nicely. With the proper jetting, I'm not sure heat will be a obtrusive probl...

Jif.... peanut butter? :lol: Ha. A quick google image search and all the products came up hahaha. We don't have that peanut butter here in OZ. Jif is a kitchen laundry/cleaner here. I think you guys might have the same thing, but it is called Cif. As i say, worked really well and non-harmful to ski...

Just cleaned my the inside of my fan cover and engine shroud.(caked on muck)
I Used Jif and an old toothbrush. Worked pretty well....

I have undone the nut and let the brown sludge drain out overnight, just wondering what i should put back in there?? And do i fill from the hole at the top (guessing breather, above the drain nut) or do i fill into the drain nut hole???) I looks like I only need 0.009L. (stamped on case) Many Thanks...

eliteguy50 wrote:
Clearcoat the polished rims to inhibit the rust.

Yeah i think i will do that.

I found this vid on youtube and i'm impressed with the results.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qhjrx4HR ... re=related

Yeah a chrome place would be an option, I just wanted to try and tackle it myself first and was just wanting advice.
If it's all too hard for me, I will probably paint them black. (But would prefer chromed/polished

Well i'm going to be cleaning up my rims, they are badly soiled. They just look really * at the moment, 3-4 layers of paint etc, every kid who has ever owned the bike has decided to give them a freshen up with there own spray cans etc. :roll: 1st.) Could i put the wheels in a caustic bath?? My frien...

I'm at the same stage! ... but will probably stick with retro red/white. If you are going with the satin black, I'd think straight black or gun metal gray to complement it and keep the wheels with the same dark theme. What type of paint/primer are you using and are you using any kind of flex agent ...

Will be looking at painting my 87(89)Elite SE50 in a while :nervous: and wanted your suggestions on paint. My ideas so far are, Inside panels (ie floor/glovey)to be satin black. (Already decided this.) But as for the outside panels, (i.e. front panel, headlight surround and two side panels,) and whe...