Honda Spree and Elite 50 Forums

You'd be surprized. I know I guy here, Murray Pfaff, that does exactly what you're doing for a living. New outer designs for automotive OEMs when they want to do a custom job. Just started out on his own after working for a design shop last year.

The tire's got a huge weight on the inside that makes it roll uphill.

Jerry wrote:45 on flat ground? It would probably fly apart. I can imagine the knee guards wrapping around, the front fender flared like the ground effects on my bimmer and your lips peeled back into a look of extreme terror. And that's BEFORE the front tire blows........

Ooo, Death Spree!

Right, depends on the road surface. Packed dirt/clay shouldn't be bad.

I'd be happy with 45 on flat ground...

I remember that ad running last year; there was a large documentary post on it. There are no tricks; it was all shot at one time, and took days of shooting for everything to work right.

I'm going to try to put it into the public file... if anyone else wants to use it b/f then copy it onto your harddrive and re-upload it.

If you paint it camo I want to see pics. They actually made a front rack for these, you might look into getting/making one as a better front rifle carrier. Only problem I see is that the way a Spree is clutched, it wants to go 15-20 MPH. Under about 15 it doesn't have much torque. But I'm guessing t...

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Avatar uploading should work now. Limit is 80x80 or 10K. I changed mine to the one Jim's going to be using.... I'll change it back later.

Email Richardson for a new "correct" one. If the horn pulls more than 3 or 4A, it probably won't work with the Spree. Aftermarket horn that use less than that should.

Poo? No, it looks good. I would add that one cause for no spark is a bad coil or spark plug cap.

If it's from MI it might be an Iowa with swapped sidepanels.