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Date: Wed, 05 Feb 1997 21:19:46 -0700
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: danyo@montrose.net
Subject: Re: Fw: News about Whizzer


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Sun, 18 Jan 1998 12:59:40 -0800
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: proof@idt.net
> Subject: Re: Fw: News about Whizzer
> > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > *************************************************
> > Date: Sun, 18 Jan 1998 11:04:56 -0700 (MST)
> > To: > > From: jback@nilenet.com
> > Subject: Re: Fw: News about Whizzer
> > > > >*************************************************
> > >Date: Thu, 15 Jan 1998 11:49:56 -0600
> > >To: "Mailing List" > > >From: jback@nilenet.com
> > >Subject: WANT MORE INFO ASAP
> > > > > Dear Robert; > > > > I wrote you a few days ago and I just wanted to keep in touch. I
> am
> > designing a motorized bike myself after years of restoring various
> Whizzers
> > (4 so far, although I'm now down to owning just one, a 1948 BF
> Goodrich
> > [Schwinn] H-model).
> > > > I have always been fascinated by strange contraptions and less than
> ordinary
> > means of getting from point A to Pittsburgh.... my first car being a
> 1958
> > DKW 2-stroke (then licensed as a motorcycle in OR [1976] with a
> helmet law
> > in effect and a confused police force in town)--- now owning a '57
> > Studebaker and an early 1930 Model A Speedster that I drive nearly
> every day.
> > > > But my heart, soul and lower intestines belong to light motorcycles
> and
> > scooters (being spoiled rotten by a 1962 Cushman Silver Eagle). I
> love
> > Whizzers, but have to admit I'd rather go 55 on my Eagle than 35 on
> a
> > Whiz... but they sure look cool!
> > > > I'm presently a police officer and my goal is to open up a scooter
> shop near
> > Denver University within the next 3 years. I am working with an
> experience
> > machinist in designing a Honda-based 4-stroke power unit utilizing a
> few
> > repro'd Whiz components. I saw the repro Whizzer and was sorely
> disappointed
> > by the execution (not to mention the blatant false advertising; > vintage
> > Whizzer pix & all).
> > > > My bike (tentatively called the BAX) will be mounted in a Schwinn
> cruiser
> > frame in standard (non-sprung) and deluxe (springer fork, cycle lock
> + aux
> > tank) versions. Both will include a modern Stermy-Archer expander
> brake. I
> > plan on developing several appearance options (fishtail exhaust,
> mini-spot
> > lites) to compliment the bikes. I am still working out some minor
> > engineering details as to belt profiles and belt clearance but have
> worked
> > out the main problem of a clutch shaft adapter (expensive problem,
> > incidentally).
> > The Honda engine meets smog in all 50 states and will propel a 185lb
> guy
> > about 23mph at sea level... no speed demon for sure but adequate.
> > > > I am interested in your resusitation of Whizzer and would like to
> obtain
> > dealer info---- I see you having a big hurdle overcoming the
> hundreds of
> > Whizzer owners out there knowing about the earlier machine's lousy
> > reputation--- and feel you must return to the seperate barrel/(best
> > w/hi-finned) head design--- getting as close to the H or J series as
> > > possible. Carburation is problematical as Mikuni is the most
> established
> > mini-carb producer around, which sickens a lot of Tillotson purists.
> I am
> > extremely curious how you're going to overcome these problems, not
> to
> > mention smog certs, DOT approval, etc.
> > Are you planning to do any bi-light/generator reproduction?
> > Who's making your sheves?
> > > > For Chrissake's keep in touch, you get going and I want to be a
> dealer!!!
> > > > Jack Backstreet
> > 19004 E Chenango Cir
> > Aurora, CO 80015-4948
> > > > Fax: (303) 627-8032.
> > > > > > > > Speaking of strange vehicles any of you who have ever been to rural
> areas
> of italy have no doubt seen Piaggio's strange 3 wheel utility vehicle
> called the "ape" (bee in italian as opposed to "vespa" or wasp). It's
> got
> an enclosed cab in front with a regular car seat in it (only one) and
> an
> open pickup truck type cargo bay in the back. The steering is
> controlled
> by a scooter type handlebar with hand activated brakes i think. The
> wheels are no bigger than scooter wheels and the engine sounds like a
> scooter type engine - dont know how big it is. Anyway, this would be
> an
> ultracool vehicle to have here in US - good for rainy days when you
> dont
> wanna ride your ped. Anyone ever see one here?

Jan 31, 98

Hi Guys:

I was reading your message regarding the three wheeled vehicle. During
my tour of duty in Viet Nam, I used to see many of these vehicle. I
think that most of them were made by Lambretta. They used to be used
for pickup trucks to taxis. The Vietnamese really knew how to load them
down with anything that could hang on or be tied on.

I haven't seen any of them here in the USA.

See ya,

Dan Johnson
Gunnison, CO 81230



Date: Sat, 31 Jan 1998 23:15:49 -0500 (EST)
To: Moped Mailing List From: danny@dreamscape.com
Subject: What are these??



Found this website of a place in FL selling 50cc scooters, but there is no
hint who makes them ... check them out at and
tell me what you think ... I'm guessing some company in Taiwan, China or
Korea, but it's pretty hard to tell ... thanks!

~ Danny ~

~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~
syracuse ska!! all about scooters!! -~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-



Date: Sat, 31 Jan 1998 20:27:49 -0800 (PST)
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: shortwav@u.washington.edu
Subject: Digest Posting (fwd)



Date: Thu, 29 Jan 1998 11:08:47 -0600
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: drbrown@gte.net
Subject: Digest Posting

> Does anybody know where I can buy an old Sears Allstate moped sold from
> the late 50's to the early 60's? I think it was made by Puch.

I've got one. It's not pretty and does not run but if you're interested
I'd be happy to sell it. Just email me if you're interested.

-Mr. Mark



Date: Thu, 06 Feb 1997 00:20:12 -0700
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: danyo@montrose.net
Subject: Re: [Re: Tomos engine advice?]


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Wed, 28 Jan 1998 18:19:18 -0500
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: paltron@interlog.com
> Subject: Re: [Re: Tomos engine advice?]
> > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > > > > Are there any belt driven mopeds available on the U.S. market
> today??
> > Thanks,
> > DS
> > > > ____________________________________________________________________
> > > Get free e-mail and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com
> > Maybe the Kinetic which is a Vespa/Piaggio knockoff. Or you can look
> for
> a used Mobylette or Peugeot. Both are very good.

Jan 31, 98

DS:

Saw a Honda moped just the other day and noticed that it was belt
driven! Don't know how old or what model it was. Looked a lot like the
Motobecane step through.

Dan Johnson




Date: Thu, 06 Feb 1997 00:33:57 -0700
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: danyo@montrose.net
Subject: Re: Vespa Piaggio


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Tue, 20 Jan 1998 17:58:20 EST
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: Huvz@aol.com
> Subject: Re: Vespa Piaggio
> > My rule of thumb is, never $100 or more , unless it is running, and
> you can
> ride it before you buy.
> If it is complete, and not running, and will clean up ( no rust) -
> $50
> If it is not complete ( needs ANY parts) I would offer $50 or less
> depending on your chances of finding the missing pieces.
> Good Luck
> Scott

Jan 31, 98

Scott:

Thanks for the advice regarding the Piaggio. I thought that the asking
price was too high. I'll let ya know how it turns out.

Dan Johnson
Gunnison, CO
Danyo@Montrose.com



Date: Thu, 06 Feb 1997 00:43:44 -0700
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: danyo@montrose.net
Subject: Re: Vespa Piaggio


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Tue, 20 Jan 1998 19:02:47 -0800
> To: agner@erols.com
> From: agner@erols.com
> Subject: Re: Vespa Piaggio
> > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > *************************************************
> > Date: Mon, 19 Jan 1998 07:23:11 -0700
> > To: "daugava@nothnbut.net" > > From: danyo@montrose.net
> > Subject: Vespa Piaggio
> > > > Jan 19, 1998
> > > > Subject: Vespa Piaggio
> > > > Hi everyone:
> > > > I'm the new guy looking for a Peugeot Sport. However, while
> discussing
> > Vespas with a friend of mine, he mentioned that he had one for
> sale. I
> > thought he was talking about a scooter so I went and looked at it.
> > Turns out that it is a "piaggio" moped. It's a 1979 model and
> doesn't
> > look to be in bad shape. He wants $150 US. Anyone have any ideas
> as to
> > the value of this bike? Too Much? Good deal?
> > > > Thanks,
> > > > Dan Johnson
> Are you in Montrose, CO? AS for the VEspa, I have one and love it.
> It's
> a 1980. Parts are available through the shops in the US that support
> Vespa's. John from NJ

Jan 31,98

John:

No, I live in Gunnison but my server is in Montrose. Any idea what the
value high/low might be on the Piaggio? I understand from hitting every
moped link that I can find that the models vary. I'm going to find out
what the exact model is prior to even making an offer. I only ran
across this bike through a discussion I had regarding my restoration of
my 74 Yamaha TX500. The guy that has the Piaggio just said "Vespa" and
I went and took a short look at it....thought he meant a scooter. Might
be a fun ride though around here in the summer.

Gotta run

Dan Johnson



Date: Sun, 01 Feb 1998 02:41:47 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: pinhead@ufl.edu
Subject: The Tomos saga continues...


Finally had some time this weekend to sit down and start inspecting Mr.
Tomos.

First order of business was a change of tranny oil. I drained and
inspected the current contents of the gearbox, and aside from trace
amounts of what I assume is clutch dust, it was pure and clean.

At this point, I figured I was in a good position to open up the gearbox
(right side) and have a look. And everything appears fine.

The inside of the case was clean and free of residue and sludge. The
gears themselves were in perfect condition, free from cracks, scratches,
discoloration, uneven wear, or other signs of abuse. I'm no expert on
centrifugal clutches, but they appeared to be doing all right in terms
of lining.

Satisfied, I gave everything a quick wipe, then bolted it back together
and topped it off with fresh fluid.

Next, I pulled and inspected the plug. Again, flawless. The center
insulator was a proper shade of brown, the electrodes appeared
undamaged, and were gapped at just a hair over the manuals spec of .5mm,
looked like about .55 or .6 on my universal feeler. A slight oily coat
on the electrodes, but nothing too terribly thick. It isn't arcing. A
little anti-seize on the threads and back in goes the plug.

Next, with all the talk of exhausts, I decided to inspect mine. So I
removed the pipe from the cylinder. First, a quick inspection of the
exhaust port itself revealed little. Aside from a fairly rough casting
it was clean and clear.

The exhaust pipe was another matter.

Knowing that restriction is not our friend, I cleaned up the mating
surface of the pipe, pressed it against my lips, and gave a nice, smooth
exhale. I could not believe the amount of back-pressure! Felt like
something was clogging the pipe!

One set-screw later I had removed the baffle on the end, and I tried it
again. Smooth as silk this time. No restriction at all. So being the
naturally curious bastard that I am, I bolted my new straight-pipe
exhaust back onto the bike, and took it out for a spin.

Aside from being rather louder, I was quite disappointed. Throttle
response is definately somewhat quicker up on the kickstand, but on the
road, my digital speedo says I've gained about 1 mph of top speed at
wide-open throttle, downhill. And worse, my climbing performance is
totally unchanged.

So, back on with the cleaned-out baffle, and back to the drawing board.
It feels almost like this bike has a governor on it that's keeping me at
30mph.

Why is it that I have to hot-rod every vehicle I get into? :)

-=>Joe Perez<=-
-=>pinhead@ufl.edu<=-



Date: Sun, 1 Feb 1998 09:12:27 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: SearsPucher@webtv.net
Subject: Changed names


Hi,
Hope I requested properly. I was c104@webtv.net and requested stop
digest. I'm enjoying the digest and I'd like it under another user name,
SerasPucher@webtv.net I wrote a letter last night on 1967 sears puchs
and speeeed, and am anxious to see feedback.

I'm Gone!!!!!!!!!



Date: Sun, 01 Feb 1998 09:21:35 -0500
To: moped mail From: jlove1@maine.rr.com
Subject: Moped vs. Motorcycle


Hi everyone,
There's been all this talk about making mopeds faster. Some have
been mentioned to have bigger compression than 50cc and I wondered, if
not what classifies a bike as a moped and not a motorcycle, and where
the line is drawn?
JLove



Date: Sun, 01 Feb 1998 14:19:43 -0800
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: bunson@bc.sympatico.ca
Subject: [Fwd: [Fwd: Re: help]]


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douglas sistrunk wrote:
> > isaw that u owned a honda moped and was wandering if u knew how to
> remove the flywheel.
> > please help
> d.j. sistrunk

I want to apologise to you Douglas, for not replying sooner. I hadn't been
reading my e-mail for months and I ended up with 1538 messages in my INBOX a couple of
weeks ago. In fact, most were from the moped mailing list. I just found your's the
other night. I was a bit surprised at first, because I have been a spectator on the
moped list, rather than a contributor. Then I felt guilty because someone had sought
my help and had been ignored. Forgive me for this.
I am sorry I can't help with your flywheel removal problem. That kind of
information is found in a workshop manual. I don't have one yet for my moped. If you
know of a source, please let me know.
My son-in-law gave me my moped for Christmas '96. It is a 1974 Honda PC50,
with 220 miles on the odometer. It was purchased and used in Europe on a Canadian Air
Force base - then later in Ontario, Canada. It has a 1991 Ontario moped licence plate
and registration papers. I have a signed transfer form and I hope to have it on the
road this summer
When I first got it, I was wondering how much oil to mix with the gas, but
a visit to the library told me I had a 4-stroke. So I cleaned out the gas tank,
installed clear plastic tubing on the fuel line and an in-line filter as suggested by
other group members. With some fresh gasoline it started quite easily. But it doesn' t
want to STOP. The brakes are not working properly and the de-compression lever doesn't
stop the motor. There are some disconnected wires also. I really need a manual. I'm
going to rig up a kill switch for the ignition.
Happy mopeding.

IAN MUNRO
MISSION, B.C. (40 miles east of VANCOUVER)
CANADA.







Date: Sun, 01 Feb 1998 21:13:42 EST
To: jamstar@sb.net
From: lincoln33@juno.com
Subject: Re: Puch for sale


where are you and how much?

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Date: Sun, 1 Feb 1998 22:34:36 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: MOPEDMOPED@aol.com
Subject: Re: [Re: [Re: Tomos engine advice?]]


In a message dated 98-01-30 17:40:07 EST, you write:

<< Do you mean you sell custom mopeds? How fast is the fastest moped on the
planet? Is it still 50ccs??
Thanks,
DS

>>You can get anthing you want made up .
70cc 60mph is about as fast as you can get. This of course will be for
public street or hiway use. Professional competion only as a moped is not
designed to go 60mph. Racing only.....



Date: Sun, 1 Feb 1998 22:29:05 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: MOPEDMOPED@aol.com
Subject: Re: Tomos engine advice?


To completly reset up and and align a Biturbo Exhaust system from a standard
configuration to fit a 60 to 70cc cylinder would only cost $25.00 to $30.00
which includes the use of the oxy-accetlyene torch to bend and change the
header angle. This is 75% less than buying a new exhaust system. This is a
great price. I have never seen another shop that has done this. That is why
when you call around most people tell you to buy a new exhaust. They do not
have the expertise that we have.
Most mopeds that come in for repair are "butcherd" up before we get them. We
have to correct the damage done to them by people that do not know what thet
are doing then fix the original problem. This take a lot of extra time. Just
last week we had someone try to mount a bi-turbo on there moped. The kid
twisted it, bent it, cut it, hammered it and still could not get it right.
When he brought it to us we straightened it out and properly installed it and
it dit cost him $10.00 extra. This is a real fair deal and like all our
repairs is back by a 3 month guarantee in writing.
Best Regards:
Steve Hassa
President
Steve's Moped &
Bicycle World Inc.
40 Park Avenue
Dumont NJ 07628
ph(201)384-7777
fAX(201)384-7831
E-MAIL
MOPEDMOPED@AOL.COM



Date: Mon, 2 Feb 1998 10:33:53 -0700
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: jamstar@sb.net
Subject: Subject Unknown


Greetings:

I have a 1977 Puch Newport moped for sale. It has 385 miles on it. It has
been garaged for about 15 years. It had a little rust on it which I
scrubbed off, but it still would need repainting and rechroming. Some
people have told me to sell it for $75 and others $200. I'll take any
offers, but take note that it is in Santa Barbara, California.

Jean




Date: Mon, 2 Feb 1998 02:12:06 +0100
To: "Peter Staal" From: staal@westbrabant.net
Subject: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS



-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: daugava@nothnbut.net Aan: Moped Mailing List Datum: vrijdag 30 januari 1998 23:44
Onderwerp: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS


>*************************************************
>Date: Thu, 29 Jan 1998 12:50:00 -0400 (EDT)
>To: <199801291619.KAA07910@mail.valuenet.net> >From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
>Subject: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS
> > >I have a used 60 cc piston/cyclinder assembly I want to get rid of for
>$99. It's really not a bad thing if you really want the extra power. I put
>less than 200 miles on it before upgrading to a 70 cc. The 60 cc kit
>increased my top speed from 25 up to 37 mph.
> >Michael Liu
> > > Hi Michael,
I guess that 90% of your gain in speed is made by the better porting of the
other cylinder and has almost nothing to do with the cc's (unless you weight
100 kg or more)...
:-) try to buy less cylinder in stead of more (more ports=less metal) 50cc
is enough trust me. why do you think it is so popular ? because it is just
not enough cc's?
when used all cc's properly a 50cc will carry you at an av. of >60km/h for
years. (37mph or more thus)

Bye, Peter Staal
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Email: staal@concepts.nl
Home: http://home.concepts.nl/~staal
----------------------------------------------------------------------



Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 03:11:07 -0600
To: "Mailing List" From: daugava@inlink.com
Subject: New Whizzer Announcement


See it at /d/moped/newhiz.jpg



Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 07:24:29 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Huvz@aol.com
Subject: Re: Fw: Derbi scooters


I saw the Derbi line at a motorcycle show. They have some extra cool bikes.
good luck



Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 09:58:19 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802030836.CAA31631@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: speed kits


This depends on alot of things. What is your present top speed on a
windless day-no inclines?

On my PUCH 2-speed, the max speed was increased from 25 to about 33 mph.
But the accelleration rocked-it was faster than cars. However, in order to
increase my top speed even more, I geared to sprockets from 3.1 to 1 to
2 to 1. The top speed is a little above 40mph. But the accelleration isn't
was good.

Michael Liu

On Mon, 2 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Sat, 31 Jan 1998 16:38:46 EST
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: CrUsHeR78@aol.com
> Subject: Re: speed kits
> > > how much faster does the moped go with a 70cc kit
> > >


Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 10:11:16 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802030837.CAA31648@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: [speed kits]


I can only speak of the 70 cc kit that Andover sells and the 60 cc kit
that Steve's sell. The price that Steve was charging last August was a
little higher than Andover's. However, Steve is within driving distance of
me, so I could go there and examine the goods beforehand. Both speed kits
are a Eurocyclinder. The Amal carb is identical and so is the Biturbo
exhaust. The intake manifolds are different though. Steve's kit placed the
carb's air intake about 11 o'clock (the front of the bike is 12), Andover's
manifold placed the carb in the same place-so the covers still can be
used. Both come with a choke lever and gaskets. Steve's kit came with new
bolts and Andover's didn't. The 60cc kit uses your old head whereas the 70
cc kit comes with it's own. Neither comes with instructions.

I had to pay tax on the 60cc because I bought it locally, I had to pay
shipping on the 70cc kit because Andover Cycles is about a 48 hour drive
for me-my moped would take 2 weeks to get there.

I recommend that you e-mail both of them and ask for prices-they most
certainly change depending on the season+supply and demand. Steve is very
knowledgeable when it comes to PUCHs and you would be amazed to see some of
the things that go on in his shop(good things)-one thing that amazes me is
that his workspace is greaseless-no black stains on the floor-he keeps his
space immaculate. I've never personally seen Andover Cycles, but I have
spoken on many occasions with the owner:Lance Chayet. He is a very
knowledgeable, patient, and friendly person who is willing to help you with
what you're trying to accomplish.

Andover Cycles: andover@aol.com
Steve's Mopeds...: mopedmoped@aol.com

You should also try Mickey's: tomostomos@aol.com
he doesn't have speed kits, but he does have parts like the bITURBO PIPE
and of all things: a 17mm carb!!!

Michael Liu

On Mon, 2 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Sat, 31 Jan 1998 15:01:08
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: drstupid@usa.net
> Subject: Re: [speed kits]
> > > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > *************************************************
> > Date: Thu, 29 Jan 1998 12:45:43 -0400 (EDT)
> > To: <199801291617.KAA07794@mail.valuenet.net> > > From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
> > Subject: speed kits
> > > > > > > > I have bought speed kits from Steve's Moped and also Andover cycles. I can
> > answer specific questions about both the 60 and 70 cc kits as they pertain
> > to PUCH Maxis. However, I have no experience with the TOMOS stuff and more
> > than likely, I won't.
> > Is there any difference between the speed kits Steve's sells and the ones Andover sells?
> Thanks
> DS
> > > > > ____________________________________________________________________
> Get free e-mail and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com
> > >


Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 10:12:52 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802030841.CAA31802@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


the line is drawn at 50cc. The speed kits are NOT INTENDED FOR STREET USE.
THEY ARE FOR OFF ROAD USE ONLY!!! Anybody who sells you one makes sure
that this is clear!

Michael Liu

On Mon, 2 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Sun, 01 Feb 1998 09:21:35 -0500
> To: moped mail > From: jlove1@maine.rr.com
> Subject: Moped vs. Motorcycle
> > > Hi everyone,
> There's been all this talk about making mopeds faster. Some have
> been mentioned to have bigger compression than 50cc and I wondered, if
> not what classifies a bike as a moped and not a motorcycle, and where
> the line is drawn?
> JLove
> > >


Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 10:15:29 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802030841.CAA31783@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


Get a Biturbo pipe. They are around $100 give or take 15%:

Mickey's tomostomos@aol.com
Andover: andover@aol.com
Steve's: mopedmoped@aol.com

Michael Liu

On Mon, 2 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Sun, 01 Feb 1998 02:41:47 -0500
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: pinhead@ufl.edu
> Subject: The Tomos saga continues...
> > > Finally had some time this weekend to sit down and start inspecting Mr.
> Tomos.
> > First order of business was a change of tranny oil. I drained and
> inspected the current contents of the gearbox, and aside from trace
> amounts of what I assume is clutch dust, it was pure and clean.
> > At this point, I figured I was in a good position to open up the gearbox
> (right side) and have a look. And everything appears fine.
> > The inside of the case was clean and free of residue and sludge. The
> gears themselves were in perfect condition, free from cracks, scratches,
> discoloration, uneven wear, or other signs of abuse. I'm no expert on
> centrifugal clutches, but they appeared to be doing all right in terms
> of lining.
> > Satisfied, I gave everything a quick wipe, then bolted it back together
> and topped it off with fresh fluid.
> > Next, I pulled and inspected the plug. Again, flawless. The center
> insulator was a proper shade of brown, the electrodes appeared
> undamaged, and were gapped at just a hair over the manuals spec of .5mm,
> looked like about .55 or .6 on my universal feeler. A slight oily coat
> on the electrodes, but nothing too terribly thick. It isn't arcing. A
> little anti-seize on the threads and back in goes the plug.
> > Next, with all the talk of exhausts, I decided to inspect mine. So I
> removed the pipe from the cylinder. First, a quick inspection of the
> exhaust port itself revealed little. Aside from a fairly rough casting
> it was clean and clear.
> > The exhaust pipe was another matter.
> > Knowing that restriction is not our friend, I cleaned up the mating
> surface of the pipe, pressed it against my lips, and gave a nice, smooth
> exhale. I could not believe the amount of back-pressure! Felt like
> something was clogging the pipe!
> > One set-screw later I had removed the baffle on the end, and I tried it
> again. Smooth as silk this time. No restriction at all. So being the
> naturally curious bastard that I am, I bolted my new straight-pipe
> exhaust back onto the bike, and took it out for a spin.
> > Aside from being rather louder, I was quite disappointed. Throttle
> response is definately somewhat quicker up on the kickstand, but on the
> road, my digital speedo says I've gained about 1 mph of top speed at
> wide-open throttle, downhill. And worse, my climbing performance is
> totally unchanged.
> > So, back on with the cleaned-out baffle, and back to the drawing board.
> It feels almost like this bike has a governor on it that's keeping me at
> 30mph.
> > Why is it that I have to hot-rod every vehicle I get into? :)
> > -=>Joe Perez<=-
> -=>pinhead@ufl.edu<=-
> > >


Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 10:16:55 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802030843.CAA31845@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: Subject Unknown


What a deal!!! Do you have papers?

Michael Liu

On Mon, 2 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Mon, 2 Feb 1998 10:33:53 -0700
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: jamstar@sb.net
> Subject: Subject Unknown
> > > Greetings:
> > I have a 1977 Puch Newport moped for sale. It has 385 miles on it. It has
> been garaged for about 15 years. It had a little rust on it which I
> scrubbed off, but it still would need repainting and rechroming. Some
> people have told me to sell it for $75 and others $200. I'll take any
> offers, but take note that it is in Santa Barbara, California.
> > Jean
> > > >


Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 10:39:03 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: paltron@interlog.com
Subject: Re: Fw: Derbi scooters


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daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > *************************************************
> Date: Fri, 30 Jan 1998 21:52:08 -0600
> To: "Mailing List" > From: daugava@inlink.com
> Subject: Fw: Derbi scooters
> > -------- reply to Quentin <666554@keysmac.com> -------
> We expect to begin stocking new Derbi scooters in three weeks. Our local
> motorcycle dealer is selling 55+ mph 50cc ultra-modern units for around
> $2200. They look like a Zuma that's been modernized.
> > Keywesst@aol.com
Wait until you see this baby tiger on the road.
/d/moped/mop-derbigpr50.jpg



Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 10:59:42 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: SearsPucher@webtv.net
Subject: Re: "Moped Digest" #82


Hey Mike!
Never seen a 2-speed sears Puch, Pictues show engines are similar. I'd
like to experiment and see if over 60 or 65cc jugs will bolt-up. I'm
pretty confident on my gears, i'm in 4th by 20mph if I want.
One of the Sabres has been modified, I just haven't torn it down yet.
Carb is totally different, got it running once, went 50+ (crapped my
pants) took it home and parked it. Bob suggested chek with Steve's to
see if different jus would work.

I'm Gone !!!!!!!!!!



Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 11:33:04 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: 6828t@bright.net
Subject: 50cc top speed



 I was looking on the net one night and found a link about moped's top
speed. From the article I read it was set in England At around 135 mph. Of
course it did not look very much like a moped, but it was under the shell
that they added to streamline it. The article is on the web if you care to
look it up!!!
Thank You
Bob Taylor

daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date:  Sat, 31 Jan 1998 21:15:08 -0400 (EDT)
> To:  <199801302229.QAA32584@mail.valuenet.net> > From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
> Subject:  Re: [Re: [Re: Tomos engine advice?]]
> > The fastest moped on the planet isn't 50 cc. There is a point when you
> trade top speed for acceleration. Anyone can gear up a moped to go 55
> mph top speed with sprockets and speed kits, but at a certain point the
> acceleration starts to stink. You may be able to go 55-60 mph, but it
> will take 5 minutes to get there from a stop. What is it that you want?
> Great acceleration or great top speed-you can't have both unless you get
> a motorcycle.
> > Michael Liu



Date: Mon, 02 Feb 1998 23:44:13 -0800
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: proof@idt.net
Subject: Re: Tomos engine advice?


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > *************************************************
> Date: Sat, 31 Jan 1998 21:11:58 -0400 (EDT)
> To: <199801302228.QAA32484@mail.valuenet.net> > From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
> Subject: Re: Tomos engine advice?
> > I really think replies like this should not be on this list. I have dealt
> with Steve's Moped's and although everyone isn't perfect, the labor he has
> charged me for work he has done has been fair. Steve has to eat and he
> knows his way around mopeds. His labor rates aren't inherently high-there
> are competitive. Just my 2 cents worth. That's a hell of alot less than he
> charges but what do you expect for quality work?
> > Michael Liu
> > On Fri, 30 Jan 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > *************************************************
> > Date: Thu, 29 Jan 1998 03:20:49 -0800
> > To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> > From: proof@idt.net
> > Subject: Re: Tomos engine advice?
> > > > > > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > > > *************************************************
> > > Date: Thu, 29 Jan 1998 00:22:31 EST
> > > To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> > > From: MOPEDMOPED@aol.com
> > > Subject: Re: Tomos engine advice?
> > > > > > If your dealer is as smart as we are he could heat the Bi-turbo header pipe up
> > > to about 1,600 deg. and bend the header pipe to allow proper alignment with
> > > the Big-bore cylinder. It takes us about 60 seconds with an oxy-accetlyene
> > > torch. Then you can use the same exhaust. We can do this for you . We
> > > guarantee all our work in writing.
> > > Steve's Moped & Bicycle World Inc. 40 Park Ave. Dumont NJ (201)384-7777
> > > E-mail MOPEDMOPED@AOL.COM We ship anywhere
> > > > > > > > Yeah too bad your labor charges are so outrageous
> > > > > >


Ok I have also dealt with Steve's and have found his rates to be not at all competitive. I was just expressing
that opinion. I am curious though - why do you think responses like this should not be on the mailing list?
This is not a one-way broadcasting medium for people's advertisements. Everyone on here has the right to
respond to any post that is put on here.



Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 12:02:37 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: 6828t@bright.net
Subject: Re: Tomos engine advice?


Give them h-ll Steve!!!! Most shops will charge a flat 1 hour rate if it takes
only 10 minutes. And that flat hour can and will be around $50 to $65 dollars. So
let them find it cheaper if they can, they will be back and when they are I hope
that they like the taste of crow, because they will have to eat there share!!!!

daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date:  Sun, 1 Feb 1998 22:29:05 EST
> To:  daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: MOPEDMOPED@aol.com
> Subject:  Re: Tomos engine advice?
> > To completly reset up and and align a Biturbo Exhaust system from a standard
> configuration to fit a 60 to 70cc cylinder would only cost $25.00 to $30.00
> which includes the use of the oxy-accetlyene torch to bend and change the
> header angle. This is 75% less than buying a new exhaust system. This is a
> great price. I have never seen another shop that has done this. That is why
> when you call around most people tell you to buy a new exhaust. They do not
> have the expertise that we have.
> Most mopeds that come in for repair are "butcherd" up before we get them. We
> have to correct the damage done to them by people that do not know what thet
> are doing then fix the original problem. This take a lot of extra time. Just
> last week we had someone try to mount a bi-turbo on there moped. The kid
> twisted it, bent it, cut it, hammered it and still could not get it right.
> When he brought it to us we straightened it out and properly installed it and
> it dit cost him $10.00 extra. This is a real fair deal and like all our
> repairs is back by a 3 month guarantee in writing.
>                                                      Best Regards:
>                                                              Steve Hassa
> President
>                                                              Steve's Moped &
> Bicycle World Inc.
>                                                               40 Park Avenue
> Dumont NJ 07628
>                                                              ph(201)384-7777
> fAX(201)384-7831
>                                                             E-MAIL
> MOPEDMOPED@AOL.COM

 



Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 00:03:30 -0800
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: proof@idt.net
Subject: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > *************************************************
> Date: Mon, 2 Feb 1998 02:12:06 +0100
> To: "Peter Staal" > From: staal@westbrabant.net
> Subject: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS
> > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> Van: daugava@nothnbut.net > Aan: Moped Mailing List > Datum: vrijdag 30 januari 1998 23:44
> Onderwerp: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS
> > >*************************************************
> >Date: Thu, 29 Jan 1998 12:50:00 -0400 (EDT)
> >To: <199801291619.KAA07910@mail.valuenet.net> > >From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
> >Subject: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS
> > > > > >I have a used 60 cc piston/cyclinder assembly I want to get rid of for
> >$99. It's really not a bad thing if you really want the extra power. I put
> >less than 200 miles on it before upgrading to a 70 cc. The 60 cc kit
> >increased my top speed from 25 up to 37 mph.
> > > >Michael Liu
> > > > > > > Hi Michael,
> I guess that 90% of your gain in speed is made by the better porting of the
> other cylinder and has almost nothing to do with the cc's (unless you weight
> 100 kg or more)...
> :-) try to buy less cylinder in stead of more (more ports=less metal) 50cc
> is enough trust me. why do you think it is so popular ? because it is just
> not enough cc's?
> when used all cc's properly a 50cc will carry you at an av. of >60km/h for
> years. (37mph or more thus)
> > Bye, Peter Staal
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Email: staal@concepts.nl
> Home: http://home.concepts.nl/~staal
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------


Yes Peter but in the US we need alot more ACCELERATION because when you are first on line at a red light the
lovely motorists of this country have no patience or consideration for alternative vehicles.



Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 14:26:24 -0500
To: moped mail From: jlove1@maine.rr.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle



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Jlove wrote

> > Hi everyone,
> > There's been all this talk about making mopeds faster. Some have
> > been mentioned to have bigger compression than 50cc and I wondered, if
> > not what classifies a bike as a moped and not a motorcycle, and where
> > the line is drawn?
> > JLove

> I'd say difference is that moped had automatic transmission.
> I've heard that were a couple motorcycles that were automatic,
> but they were exception to thr rule and none of the current models
> seem to be automatic..
> > Andrew

This seems to make sense except that, I know that at least in the state of
maine, one must apply for a motorcycle license to operate one after having
taking a motorcycle education class but a moped can be operated on any class c
license. There is no course required for a moped either. Does anyone else know
if this is in fact the only difference or whether there is an other reason?
Thanks,
Jlove


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Jlove wrote
>     Hi everyone,
>         There's been all
this talk about making mopeds faster. Some have

> been mentioned to have bigger compression than 50cc and I wondered,
if

> not what classifies a bike as a moped and not a motorcycle, and
where

> the line is drawn?
>         JLove

I'd say difference is that moped had automatic
transmission.

I've heard that were a couple motorcycles that were automatic,
but they were exception to thr rule and none of the current models
seem to be automatic..

Andrew

This seems to make sense except that, I know that at least in the state
of maine, one must apply for a motorcycle license to operate one after
having taking a motorcycle education class but a moped can be operated
on any class c license. There is no course required for a moped either.
Does anyone else know if this is in fact the only difference or whether
there is an other reason?

    Thanks,

        Jlove

 
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Date: 03 Feb 97 19:13:56 +0000
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: zac.beeston@trak-one.co.uk
Subject: Honda


Hi!
Can anyone tell me what they reckon a "Honda Melody" (1987) scooter is worth?
Also, how much should I expect to pay for a decent looking moped (that runs :)
)? Cheers!

Zac
www.merseyworld.com/imagine/
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|
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| Standard disclaimer: The views of this user are strictly his/her own.



Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 15:39:07 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Z28SS97420@aol.com
Subject: Re: Puch Speeeeeeed


I HAVE A PUCH MAGNUM 2 80' THAT WILL DO ABOUT 60-65 ON FLAT SURFACES AND I
HAVE EVEN HIT 75 DOWN HILL.

BUDDY HALL



Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 15:36:49 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Z28SS97420@aol.com
Subject: Re: [Re: [Re: Tomos engine advice?]]


THAT ARTICLE ABOUT NOT BEING ABLE TO HAVE GREAT ACCLERATION AND A HIGH TOP
SPEED IS FALSE. I CAN GET TO ABOUT 55-60 IN ABOUT 12-SECONDS AND CAN HANG
WITH SOME CARS IN FIRST GEAR.

BUDDY HALL



Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 15:42:43 -0600
To: "Mailing List" From: daugava@inlink.com
Subject: I might have messed up


Hi!

I might have accidentally nuked some messages today.
So, if you posted something on Februrary 3 and it didn't go thru,
would you kindly repost it.

Sorry about that!

Another thing - if you send an attached image, please, please, put it in a
separate
message (with no text). Otherwise, it's a nightmare to detach it, while
trying to preserve the rest of the text.

Andrew
Moped Mailing List Administrator



Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 17:15:23 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Gokartridr@aol.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


What do you mean, they are only for riding on bumpy dirt trails and gravel and
no street or pavement at all?



Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 17:55:16 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: GeeeTeee@aol.com
Subject: Re: Puch Speeeeeeed


that's crazy!!!!!!!!!!!!!! why would you want to go that fast on a moped.
they aren't engineered for that kind of speed



Date: Wed, 4 Feb 1998 06:47:12 -0800
To: From: twein@bright.net
Subject: Re: Fw: Derbi scooters


I sell Tomos and majestic mopeds along with Midwest scooters and ATV's.
could you send me some information or have it sent to me, regarding the
Debra scooter. Tony Weinfurtner, The Motorcycle Store, 202 Vernon St.,
Ironton, Ohio 45638, Thanks!
-----Original Message-----
From: daugava@nothnbut.net To: Moped Mailing List Date: Tuesday, February 03, 1998 1:39 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: Derbi scooters


>daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
>> >> *************************************************
>> Date: Fri, 30 Jan 1998 21:52:08 -0600
>> To: "Mailing List" >> From: daugava@inlink.com
>> Subject: Fw: Derbi scooters
>> >> -------- reply to Quentin <666554@keysmac.com> -------
>> We expect to begin stocking new Derbi scooters in three weeks. Our local
>> motorcycle dealer is selling 55+ mph 50cc ultra-modern units for around
>> $2200. They look like a Zuma that's been modernized.
>> >> Keywesst@aol.com
>Wait until you see this baby tiger on the road.
>/d/moped/mop-derbigpr50.jpg
> >


Date: Wed, 4 Feb 1998 06:49:57 -0800
To: From: twein@bright.net
Subject: Re: Fw: News about Whizzer


The Whizzer is coming back. A company here in the US will be setting up
dealers in the near future.
-----Original Message-----
From: daugava@nothnbut.net To: Moped Mailing List Date: Tuesday, February 03, 1998 12:42 AM
Subject: Re: Fw: News about Whizzer


>*************************************************
>Date: Wed, 05 Feb 1997 21:19:46 -0700
>To: daugava@nothnbut.net
>From: danyo@montrose.net
>Subject: Re: Fw: News about Whizzer
> > >daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> >> *************************************************
>> Date: Sun, 18 Jan 1998 12:59:40 -0800
>> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
>> From: proof@idt.net
>> Subject: Re: Fw: News about Whizzer
>> >> daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
>> > >> > *************************************************
>> > Date: Sun, 18 Jan 1998 11:04:56 -0700 (MST)
>> > To: >> > From: jback@nilenet.com
>> > Subject: Re: Fw: News about Whizzer
>> > >> > >*************************************************
>> > >Date: Thu, 15 Jan 1998 11:49:56 -0600
>> > >To: "Mailing List" >> > >From: jback@nilenet.com
>> > >Subject: WANT MORE INFO ASAP
>> > > >> > Dear Robert; >> > >> > I wrote you a few days ago and I just wanted to keep in touch. I
>> am
>> > designing a motorized bike myself after years of restoring various
>> Whizzers
>> > (4 so far, although I'm now down to owning just one, a 1948 BF
>> Goodrich
>> > [Schwinn] H-model).
>> > >> > I have always been fascinated by strange contraptions and less than
>> ordinary
>> > means of getting from point A to Pittsburgh.... my first car being a
>> 1958
>> > DKW 2-stroke (then licensed as a motorcycle in OR [1976] with a
>> helmet law
>> > in effect and a confused police force in town)--- now owning a '57
>> > Studebaker and an early 1930 Model A Speedster that I drive nearly
>> every day.
>> > >> > But my heart, soul and lower intestines belong to light motorcycles
>> and
>> > scooters (being spoiled rotten by a 1962 Cushman Silver Eagle). I
>> love
>> > Whizzers, but have to admit I'd rather go 55 on my Eagle than 35 on
>> a
>> > Whiz... but they sure look cool!
>> > >> > I'm presently a police officer and my goal is to open up a scooter
>> shop near
>> > Denver University within the next 3 years. I am working with an
>> experience
>> > machinist in designing a Honda-based 4-stroke power unit utilizing a
>> few
>> > repro'd Whiz components. I saw the repro Whizzer and was sorely
>> disappointed
>> > by the execution (not to mention the blatant false advertising; >> vintage
>> > Whizzer pix & all).
>> > >> > My bike (tentatively called the BAX) will be mounted in a Schwinn
>> cruiser
>> > frame in standard (non-sprung) and deluxe (springer fork, cycle lock
>> + aux
>> > tank) versions. Both will include a modern Stermy-Archer expander
>> brake. I
>> > plan on developing several appearance options (fishtail exhaust,
>> mini-spot
>> > lites) to compliment the bikes. I am still working out some minor
>> > engineering details as to belt profiles and belt clearance but have
>> worked
>> > out the main problem of a clutch shaft adapter (expensive problem,
>> > incidentally).
>> > The Honda engine meets smog in all 50 states and will propel a 185lb
>> guy
>> > about 23mph at sea level... no speed demon for sure but adequate.
>> > >> > I am interested in your resusitation of Whizzer and would like to
>> obtain
>> > dealer info---- I see you having a big hurdle overcoming the
>> hundreds of
>> > Whizzer owners out there knowing about the earlier machine's lousy
>> > reputation--- and feel you must return to the seperate barrel/(best
>> > w/hi-finned) head design--- getting as close to the H or J series as
>> >> > possible. Carburation is problematical as Mikuni is the most
>> established
>> > mini-carb producer around, which sickens a lot of Tillotson purists.
>> I am
>> > extremely curious how you're going to overcome these problems, not
>> to
>> > mention smog certs, DOT approval, etc.
>> > Are you planning to do any bi-light/generator reproduction?
>> > Who's making your sheves?
>> > >> > For Chrissake's keep in touch, you get going and I want to be a
>> dealer!!!
>> > >> > Jack Backstreet
>> > 19004 E Chenango Cir
>> > Aurora, CO 80015-4948
>> > >> > Fax: (303) 627-8032.
>> > >> > >> > >> >> Speaking of strange vehicles any of you who have ever been to rural
>> areas
>> of italy have no doubt seen Piaggio's strange 3 wheel utility vehicle
>> called the "ape" (bee in italian as opposed to "vespa" or wasp). It's
>> got
>> an enclosed cab in front with a regular car seat in it (only one) and
>> an
>> open pickup truck type cargo bay in the back. The steering is
>> controlled
>> by a scooter type handlebar with hand activated brakes i think. The
>> wheels are no bigger than scooter wheels and the engine sounds like a
>> scooter type engine - dont know how big it is. Anyway, this would be
>> an
>> ultracool vehicle to have here in US - good for rainy days when you
>> dont
>> wanna ride your ped. Anyone ever see one here?
> >Jan 31, 98
> >Hi Guys:
> >I was reading your message regarding the three wheeled vehicle. During
>my tour of duty in Viet Nam, I used to see many of these vehicle. I
>think that most of them were made by Lambretta. They used to be used
>for pickup trucks to taxis. The Vietnamese really knew how to load them
>down with anything that could hang on or be tied on.
> >I haven't seen any of them here in the USA.
> >See ya,
> >Dan Johnson
>Gunnison, CO 81230
> > >


Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 20:04:32 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802032139.PAA09632@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: [Re: [Re: Tomos engine advice?]]


You most certainly don't have a PUCH Maxi and a stock 70 or 60 cc kit.
SOme mechanical modifications have to happen to get that kind of power-it
is definitely possible. However, if you take a Stock Puch Maxi (like those
we remember from the 70s), and you replace the carb/piston/cylinder with a
speed kit. It will NOT do 55mph in 12 seconds.

However, if you start looking at the chemistry and physics of the
situation: power, efficiency,thermodynamics, stoichiomtry (I really don't
know what I'm talking about). Then you conclude that you have to take some
material off the skirt, perhaps hollow the piston out a little more, hmmm
maybe even stick on a BIGGER carb than 15 mm, maybe even port those
connections out even more. Then you have a kick ass bike. However, these
finely tuned bikes don't take the variable of wear and tear into account.
It is possible through physical modifications to make a 50 cc bike
scream-top speed AND top accelleration. However, it gets to a point where
it is so finely tuned that it is to be replaced every week or even less -
some guys have to put on new parts every day; but they race for a living.


Michael Liu

On Tue, 3 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 15:36:49 EST
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: Z28SS97420@aol.com
> Subject: Re: [Re: [Re: Tomos engine advice?]]
> > > THAT ARTICLE ABOUT NOT BEING ABLE TO HAVE GREAT ACCLERATION AND A HIGH TOP
> SPEED IS FALSE. I CAN GET TO ABOUT 55-60 IN ABOUT 12-SECONDS AND CAN HANG
> WITH SOME CARS IN FIRST GEAR.
> > BUDDY HALL
> > >


Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 20:06:49 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802032137.PAA09553@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS


Yes-you are absolutely right-that's why I ride in the breakdown lane (if
one exists), however, I don't do 40 mph when I'm on the extreme right-that
would be plain stupid....ooops here comes another mailbox!!!

Michael Liu

On Tue, 3 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 00:03:30 -0800
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: proof@idt.net
> Subject: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS
> > > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > *************************************************
> > Date: Mon, 2 Feb 1998 02:12:06 +0100
> > To: "Peter Staal" > > From: staal@westbrabant.net
> > Subject: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS
> > > > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> > Van: daugava@nothnbut.net > > Aan: Moped Mailing List > > Datum: vrijdag 30 januari 1998 23:44
> > Onderwerp: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS
> > > > >*************************************************
> > >Date: Thu, 29 Jan 1998 12:50:00 -0400 (EDT)
> > >To: <199801291619.KAA07910@mail.valuenet.net> > > >From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
> > >Subject: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS
> > > > > > > > >I have a used 60 cc piston/cyclinder assembly I want to get rid of for
> > >$99. It's really not a bad thing if you really want the extra power. I put
> > >less than 200 miles on it before upgrading to a 70 cc. The 60 cc kit
> > >increased my top speed from 25 up to 37 mph.
> > > > > >Michael Liu
> > > > > > > > > > > Hi Michael,
> > I guess that 90% of your gain in speed is made by the better porting of the
> > other cylinder and has almost nothing to do with the cc's (unless you weight
> > 100 kg or more)...
> > :-) try to buy less cylinder in stead of more (more ports=less metal) 50cc
> > is enough trust me. why do you think it is so popular ? because it is just
> > not enough cc's?
> > when used all cc's properly a 50cc will carry you at an av. of >60km/h for
> > years. (37mph or more thus)
> > > > Bye, Peter Staal
> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> > Email: staal@concepts.nl
> > Home: http://home.concepts.nl/~staal
> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> > > Yes Peter but in the US we need alot more ACCELERATION because when you are first on line at a red light the
> lovely motorists of this country have no patience or consideration for alternative vehicles.
> > >


Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 20:09:46 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802032137.PAA09526@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: Tomos engine advice?


I'd rather not get into a discussion about freedom of expression... You
are correct, you have the right to respond in the way you feel best. It
would just be nice to clarify your opinion with some kind of description.
It's one thing to say that some one is unfair, however it's much different
when you describe why that person is unfair. It's also much different if
you call someone a cheat. It's the same message, one is just more
substantial.

But, that's just me!! I understand where you're coming from.

Michael Liu

On Tue, 3 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Mon, 02 Feb 1998 23:44:13 -0800
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: proof@idt.net
> Subject: Re: Tomos engine advice?
> > > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > *************************************************
> > Date: Sat, 31 Jan 1998 21:11:58 -0400 (EDT)
> > To: <199801302228.QAA32484@mail.valuenet.net> > > From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
> > Subject: Re: Tomos engine advice?
> > > > I really think replies like this should not be on this list. I have dealt
> > with Steve's Moped's and although everyone isn't perfect, the labor he has
> > charged me for work he has done has been fair. Steve has to eat and he
> > knows his way around mopeds. His labor rates aren't inherently high-there
> > are competitive. Just my 2 cents worth. That's a hell of alot less than he
> > charges but what do you expect for quality work?
> > > > Michael Liu
> > > > On Fri, 30 Jan 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > > *************************************************
> > > Date: Thu, 29 Jan 1998 03:20:49 -0800
> > > To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> > > From: proof@idt.net
> > > Subject: Re: Tomos engine advice?
> > > > > > > > > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > > > > > *************************************************
> > > > Date: Thu, 29 Jan 1998 00:22:31 EST
> > > > To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> > > > From: MOPEDMOPED@aol.com
> > > > Subject: Re: Tomos engine advice?
> > > > > > > > If your dealer is as smart as we are he could heat the Bi-turbo header pipe up
> > > > to about 1,600 deg. and bend the header pipe to allow proper alignment with
> > > > the Big-bore cylinder. It takes us about 60 seconds with an oxy-accetlyene
> > > > torch. Then you can use the same exhaust. We can do this for you . We
> > > > guarantee all our work in writing.
> > > > Steve's Moped & Bicycle World Inc. 40 Park Ave. Dumont NJ (201)384-7777
> > > > E-mail MOPEDMOPED@AOL.COM We ship anywhere
> > > > > > > > > > > > Yeah too bad your labor charges are so outrageous
> > > > > > > > > > > > > Ok I have also dealt with Steve's and have found his rates to be not at all competitive. I was just expressing
> that opinion. I am curious though - why do you think responses like this should not be on the mailing list?
> This is not a one-way broadcasting medium for people's advertisements. Everyone on here has the right to
> respond to any post that is put on here.
> > >


Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 20:10:26 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802032138.PAA09608@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: Puch Speeeeeeed


The Magnum is PORTED more than the Maxis-bigger cyclinders too.

Michael Liu

On Tue, 3 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 15:39:07 EST
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: Z28SS97420@aol.com
> Subject: Re: Puch Speeeeeeed
> > > I HAVE A PUCH MAGNUM 2 80' THAT WILL DO ABOUT 60-65 ON FLAT SURFACES AND I
> HAVE EVEN HIT 75 DOWN HILL.
> > BUDDY HALL
> > >


Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 20:15:55 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802032136.PAA09458@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: "Moped Digest" #82


The two-speed and single speed Puchs from the 70s looked almost the same.
One real discernible difference is the transmission-the single speeds
where kind of cylindrical (round) and the teo speeds were more squarish.

Michael Liu

On Tue, 3 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 10:59:42 -0500
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: SearsPucher@webtv.net
> Subject: Re: "Moped Digest" #82
> > > Hey Mike!
> Never seen a 2-speed sears Puch, Pictues show engines are similar. I'd
> like to experiment and see if over 60 or 65cc jugs will bolt-up. I'm
> pretty confident on my gears, i'm in 4th by 20mph if I want.
> One of the Sabres has been modified, I just haven't torn it down yet.
> Carb is totally different, got it running once, went 50+ (crapped my
> pants) took it home and parked it. Bob suggested chek with Steve's to
> see if different jus would work.
> > I'm Gone !!!!!!!!!!
> > >


Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 20:16:48 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802032136.PAA09458@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: "Moped Digest" #82


4 speeds!!!!! woh-where can I get one of those tranny's?

Michael Liu

On Tue, 3 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 10:59:42 -0500
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: SearsPucher@webtv.net
> Subject: Re: "Moped Digest" #82
> > > Hey Mike!
> Never seen a 2-speed sears Puch, Pictues show engines are similar. I'd
> like to experiment and see if over 60 or 65cc jugs will bolt-up. I'm
> pretty confident on my gears, i'm in 4th by 20mph if I want.
> One of the Sabres has been modified, I just haven't torn it down yet.
> Carb is totally different, got it running once, went 50+ (crapped my
> pants) took it home and parked it. Bob suggested chek with Steve's to
> see if different jus would work.
> > I'm Gone !!!!!!!!!!
> > >


Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 20:09:09 -0800
To: agner@erols.com
From: agner@erols.com
Subject: Re: Vespa Piaggio


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > *************************************************
> Date: Thu, 06 Feb 1997 00:43:44 -0700
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: danyo@montrose.net
> Subject: Re: Vespa Piaggio
> > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > *************************************************
> > Date: Tue, 20 Jan 1998 19:02:47 -0800
> > To: agner@erols.com
> > From: agner@erols.com
> > Subject: Re: Vespa Piaggio
> > > > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > > > *************************************************
> > > Date: Mon, 19 Jan 1998 07:23:11 -0700
> > > To: "daugava@nothnbut.net" > > > From: danyo@montrose.net
> > > Subject: Vespa Piaggio
> > > > > > Jan 19, 1998
> > > > > > Subject: Vespa Piaggio
> > > > > > Hi everyone:
> > > > > > I'm the new guy looking for a Peugeot Sport. However, while
> > discussing
> > > Vespas with a friend of mine, he mentioned that he had one for
> > sale. I
> > > thought he was talking about a scooter so I went and looked at it.
> > > Turns out that it is a "piaggio" moped. It's a 1979 model and
> > doesn't
> > > look to be in bad shape. He wants $150 US. Anyone have any ideas
> > as to
> > > the value of this bike? Too Much? Good deal?
> > > > > > Thanks,
> > > > > > Dan Johnson
> > Are you in Montrose, CO? AS for the VEspa, I have one and love it.
> > It's
> > a 1980. Parts are available through the shops in the US that support
> > Vespa's. John from NJ
> > Jan 31,98
> > John:
> > No, I live in Gunnison but my server is in Montrose. Any idea what the
> value high/low might be on the Piaggio? I understand from hitting every
> moped link that I can find that the models vary. I'm going to find out
> what the exact model is prior to even making an offer. I only ran
> across this bike through a discussion I had regarding my restoration of
> my 74 Yamaha TX500. The guy that has the Piaggio just said "Vespa" and
> I went and took a short look at it....thought he meant a scooter. Might
> be a fun ride though around here in the summer.
> > Gotta run
> > Dan Johnson
It is a fun ride! In fact, I did quite a bit of biking in CO back in
college in the 70's-B.A.:Metro State; M.A.:U.N.C., Greeley; Principal's
Cert.: C.S.U. I rode a Kaw 400 triple and a 75 Norton Commando
Interstate. I get down your way every few years--family in Denver,
Gunnison, Canon City. The ped would be great on the flats, but I don't
know how it would handle the canyons. Anyone have any experience riding
a ped up a canyon? JOhn




Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 20:11:59 -0800
To: agner@erols.com
From: agner@erols.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


Idaugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > *************************************************
> Date: Sun, 01 Feb 1998 09:21:35 -0500
> To: moped mail > From: jlove1@maine.rr.com
> Subject: Moped vs. Motorcycle
> > Hi everyone,
> There's been all this talk about making mopeds faster. Some have
> been mentioned to have bigger compression than 50cc and I wondered, if
> not what classifies a bike as a moped and not a motorcycle, and where
> the line is drawn?
> JLove
It probably varies state to state. In NJ it can't exceed 49cc or a top
speed of 30 mph, and in NJ it can't carry a passenger. However, the ped
I have was bought in PA and it was classified as a cycle on the PA
title. I probably could have registered it as a cycle but didn't so my
son can ride it when he turns 15. John from NJ




Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 20:34:05 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Z28SS97420@aol.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


HELLO,

ARE YOU SERIOUS THAT THE SPEED KITS ARE ILEAGAL, I DON'T THINK THEY
ARE IN MY STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, I HAVE FIVE FRIENDS THAT I STEET RACE WITH
THAT ALL HAVE HAD SPEED KITS AND HAVE NEVER BEEN PULLED FOR THAT REASON. I
DON'T REALLY CARE IF IT IS LEAGAL OR NOT, I MEAN COME ON WHO IT GOING TO
NOTICE IF IT IS 65CC'S OR IF IT HAS A SPEED KIT! COPS AROUND HERE DON'T KNOW
THE MOPED LAW!!!!!!!!!



Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 20:50:24 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Z28SS97420@aol.com
Subject: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS


HELLO,

ABOUT WHAT SOMEONE wrote about the red light accleration you are right.
WHEN i am beside a car at a red light, they laugh and so i rev, my moped up
and they laugh more, so i give it all it's got and i show that person what a
true MOPED is. They weren't laughing anymore.



Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 20:52:39 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Z28SS97420@aol.com
Subject: Re: Puch info and parts catalog


hello,

Is there a such thing as NOS on a moped?



Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 21:31:05
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: drstupid@usa.net
Subject: Re: [50cc top speed]


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> *************************************************
> Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 11:33:04 -0500
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: 6828t@bright.net
> Subject: 50cc top speed
> > > >  I was looking on the net one night and found a link about moped's top
> speed. From the article I read it was set in England At around 135 mph. Of
> course it did not look very much like a moped, but it was under the shell
> that they added to streamline it. The article is on the web if you care to
> look it up!!!
> Thank You
> Bob Taylor
> > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > *************************************************
> > Date:  Sat, 31 Jan 1998 21:15:08 -0400 (EDT)
> > To:  <199801302229.QAA32584@mail.valuenet.net> > > From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
> > Subject:  Re: [Re: [Re: Tomos engine advice?]]
> > > > The fastest moped on the planet isn't 50 cc. There is a point when you
> > trade top speed for acceleration. Anyone can gear up a moped to go 55
> > mph top speed with sprockets and speed kits, but at a certain point the
> > acceleration starts to stink. You may be able to go 55-60 mph, but it
> > will take 5 minutes to get there from a stop. What is it that you want?
> > Great acceleration or great top speed-you can't have both unless you get
> > a motorcycle.
> > > > Michael Liu
>
What's the URL??
DS



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Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 21:45:28
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: drstupid@usa.net
Subject: Re: [Re: Puch Speeeeeeed]


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> *************************************************
> Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 15:39:07 EST
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: Z28SS97420@aol.com
> Subject: Re: Puch Speeeeeeed
> > > I HAVE A PUCH MAGNUM 2 80' THAT WILL DO ABOUT 60-65 ON FLAT SURFACES AND I
> HAVE EVEN HIT 75 DOWN HILL.
> > BUDDY HALL
>
What have you done to it??
DS



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Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 22:11:07
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: drstupid@usa.net
Subject: Re: [Fw: Derbi scooters]


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> *************************************************
> Date: Fri, 30 Jan 1998 21:52:08 -0600
> To: "Mailing List" > From: daugava@inlink.com
> Subject: Fw: Derbi scooters
> > > -------- reply to Quentin <666554@keysmac.com> -------
> We expect to begin stocking new Derbi scooters in three weeks. Our local
> motorcycle dealer is selling 55+ mph 50cc ultra-modern units for around
> $2200. They look like a Zuma that's been modernized.
> > Keywesst@aol.com
>
Are you planning to stock the derbi mopeds ever??
DS



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Date: Wed, 4 Feb 1998 00:17:38 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: SearsPucher@webtv.net
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


I was lead to believe, in Ohio, Mopeds have a peddle mechanism, under
50cc., less than 5hp, and stays at 25mph or under. My Cleveland Cop
son-in-law agrees but he didn't know motorcycles prior to 1968 don't
require turn signals, or suicide knobs are illegal !!!!!!

I'm Gone !!!!!!!!!!



Date: Sun, 09 Feb 1997 12:07:09 -0700
To: "daugava@nothnbut.net" From: danyo@montrose.net
Subject: Seat cover for Vespa Grande


Feb 4, 98

To: All moped parts vendors:

Just purchased a piaggio grande. I need a seat cover that has the name
on the back so that I can keep it original. Please let me know the cost
for this item. I'll have it installed where I live.

Thanks,

Dan Johnson
Gunnison, CO



Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 22:52:38 +0100
To: "Peter Staal" From: staal@westbrabant.net
Subject: Re: SEARS PUCH



-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: daugava@nothnbut.net Aan: Moped Mailing List Datum: zaterdag 31 januari 1998 3:07
Onderwerp: SEARS PUCH


*************************************************
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 1998 19:44:50 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: C104@webtv.net
Subject: SEARS PUCH


Hi,
I'm John located near Cleveland Ohio.
There is a Sears Motorcycle Club. I my self have 2 that my wife would
sell but I won"t. There are some out and about. I can contact club for
you if you'd like or find Bill Murar.(He's Pres. of Club) I have 2 1967
Sears "sabres" They're 50cc Puch's with 4 speed transmissons.

Thank You, JJ

What is the contact adress from the club because i think we share the same
kick for egg -shaped tanks and the puch sound.
see:

Bye, Peter Staal
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Email: staal@concepts.nl
Home: http://home.concepts.nl/~staal
----------------------------------------------------------------------




Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 22:58:54 +0100
To: "Peter Staal" From: staal@westbrabant.net
Subject: Re: Puch Speeeeeeed



-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: daugava@nothnbut.net Aan: Moped Mailing List Datum: dinsdag 3 februari 1998 9:45
Onderwerp: Puch Speeeeeeed


*************************************************
Date: Sat, 31 Jan 1998 21:00:22 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: SearsPucher@webtv.net
Subject: Puch Speeeeeeed


OK OK OK Let me get this staight. You guys are taking 25mph Puchs,
adding 60 or 70 cc jugs, better carb, expansion chamber. Then going 40+
mph????
MMM Lets see my 67's are 4 speeds that do 40+, what would happen if I
went with a 70cc set-up???
-->depends on porting and timing ~50-60+

I wonder if bolt pattern is same? Have to
remember forced air cooling system on mine. Anyone have any ideas?
-- saw it off, no need for :-)
I do have a complete parts bike to experiment with. What's the fastest Puch
speeeeeed????

well over 100 mph.. (no more forced aircooling here)

I'm Gone!!!!!!!

Bye, Peter Staal
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Email: staal@concepts.nl
Home: http://home.concepts.nl/~staal
----------------------------------------------------------------------







Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 23:11:23 +0100
To: "Peter Staal" From: staal@westbrabant.net
Subject: Re: [Re: [Re: Tomos engine advice?]]



-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: daugava@nothnbut.net Aan: Moped Mailing List Datum: dinsdag 3 februari 1998 9:46
Onderwerp: Re: [Re: [Re: Tomos engine advice?]]


>*************************************************
>Date: Sat, 31 Jan 1998 21:15:08 -0400 (EDT)
>To: <199801302229.QAA32584@mail.valuenet.net> >From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
>Subject: Re: [Re: [Re: Tomos engine advice?]]
> > >The fastest moped on the planet isn't 50 cc. There is a point when you
>trade top speed for acceleration. Anyone can gear up a moped to go 55
>mph top speed with sprockets and speed kits, but at a certain point the
>acceleration starts to stink. You may be able to go 55-60 mph, but it
>will take 5 minutes to get there from a stop. What is it that you want?
>Great acceleration or great top speed-you can't have both unless you get
>a motorcycle.
> >Michael Liu
> > >
or do a good tuning job 50-60 cruising speed is very good possible with
50cc. And with a good accelerating too, it all depends on your gearing :)
and as automatic drivers(all who this conserns) you don't have, one execpt
the chain wheels, bad luck indeed :-)

Btw for me are mopeds 50cc and smaller (55 - 60 -65 - 70 cc are gained by
oversizing during the wear and tear of the cylinder)
(getting to personal ?)
Peter.




Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 23:36:54 +0100
To: "Peter Staal" From: staal@westbrabant.net
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...



-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: daugava@nothnbut.net Aan: Moped Mailing List Datum: dinsdag 3 februari 1998 9:51
Onderwerp: The Tomos saga continues...


>*************************************************
>Date: Sun, 01 Feb 1998 02:41:47 -0500
>To: daugava@nothnbut.net
>From: pinhead@ufl.edu
>Subject: The Tomos saga continues...
> > >Finally had some time this weekend to sit down and start inspecting Mr.
>Tomos.
> >First order of business was a change of tranny oil. I drained and
>inspected the current contents of the gearbox, and aside from trace
>amounts of what I assume is clutch dust, it was pure and clean.
> >At this point, I figured I was in a good position to open up the gearbox
>(right side) and have a look. And everything appears fine.
> >The inside of the case was clean and free of residue and sludge. The
>gears themselves were in perfect condition, free from cracks, scratches,
>discoloration, uneven wear, or other signs of abuse. I'm no expert on
>centrifugal clutches, but they appeared to be doing all right in terms
>of lining.
> >Satisfied, I gave everything a quick wipe, then bolted it back together
>and topped it off with fresh fluid.
> >Next, I pulled and inspected the plug. Again, flawless. The center
>insulator was a proper shade of brown, the electrodes appeared
>undamaged, and were gapped at just a hair over the manuals spec of .5mm,
>looked like about .55 or .6 on my universal feeler. A slight oily coat
>on the electrodes, but nothing too terribly thick. It isn't arcing. A
>little anti-seize on the threads and back in goes the plug.
> >Next, with all the talk of exhausts, I decided to inspect mine. So I
>removed the pipe from the cylinder. First, a quick inspection of the
>exhaust port itself revealed little. Aside from a fairly rough casting
>it was clean and clear.
> >The exhaust pipe was another matter.
> >Knowing that restriction is not our friend, I cleaned up the mating
>surface of the pipe, pressed it against my lips, and gave a nice, smooth
>exhale. I could not believe the amount of back-pressure! Felt like
>something was clogging the pipe!
> >One set-screw later I had removed the baffle on the end, and I tried it
>again. Smooth as silk this time. No restriction at all. So being the
>naturally curious bastard that I am, I bolted my new straight-pipe
>exhaust back onto the bike, and took it out for a spin.
> >Aside from being rather louder, I was quite disappointed. Throttle
>response is definately somewhat quicker up on the kickstand, but on the
>road, my digital speedo says I've gained about 1 mph of top speed at
>wide-open throttle, downhill. And worse, my climbing performance is
>totally unchanged.
> >So, back on with the cleaned-out baffle, and back to the drawing board.
>It feels almost like this bike has a governor on it that's keeping me at
>30mph.
> >Why is it that I have to hot-rod every vehicle I get into? :)
> > -=>Joe Perez<=-
> -=>pinhead@ufl.edu<=-
> > > Hi Joe,
I think you where almost there....
next time also remove the head and cylinder, check the ports sizes
in/out/and between
i think you 'll see a small exhaust port . make this (upwards to the head)
at least 1/4 to 1/3 of the stroke high with a file , smoothen the edges with
fine waterproofsandpaper and done with part one.
the back pressure you experienced with your pipe was possible to much but a
little is ok (not blowable to feel) it all has to do with a tuned exhaust
pipe as topping on your filing work. but an standard expansion chamberpipe
will do, with a short as possible manifold to the cylinder . biturbo or some
of that crap.
now it will be time to get some more compression and get 1 or 2 mm from the
heads flange with sanding paper ( with tape on the edge on a thick glass
plate) and go from rough to very fine sandpaper and move it very good
horizontaly over it, assuring a horizontal wear of the flange (for about 2
hours :-) ) make sure the surface is perfect flat again and use a new
gasket..
pjoo.
Peter.

(try to file mm by mm and monage it again and try it out , don't over do
it.)
a fresh set of carb jets might come in handy to while doing this or use a
resizable jet if possible.





Date: Wed, 4 Feb 1998 21:35:38 +0100
To: "Peter Staal" From: staal@westbrabant.net
Subject: Re: Puch Speeeeeeed



-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: daugava@nothnbut.net Aan: Moped Mailing List Datum: dinsdag 3 februari 1998 23:00
Onderwerp: Re: Puch Speeeeeeed


>*************************************************
>Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 15:39:07 EST
>To: daugava@nothnbut.net
>From: Z28SS97420@aol.com
>Subject: Re: Puch Speeeeeeed
> > >I HAVE A PUCH MAGNUM 2 80' THAT WILL DO ABOUT 60-65 ON FLAT SURFACES AND I
>HAVE EVEN HIT 75 DOWN HILL.
> > BUDDY HALL
> > > Mph or Km ? real or on the speedometer ?
What carb, cyl, exh. do you use ?
Peter.



Date: Wed, 4 Feb 1998 21:54:43 +0100
To: "Peter Staal" From: staal@westbrabant.net
Subject: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS



-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: daugava@nothnbut.net Aan: Moped Mailing List Datum: dinsdag 3 februari 1998 23:03
Onderwerp: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS


>*************************************************
>Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 00:03:30 -0800
>To: daugava@nothnbut.net
>From: proof@idt.net
>Subject: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS
> > >daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
>> >> *************************************************
>> Date: Mon, 2 Feb 1998 02:12:06 +0100
>> To: "Peter Staal" >> From: staal@westbrabant.net
>> Subject: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS
>> >> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
>> Van: daugava@nothnbut.net >> Aan: Moped Mailing List >> Datum: vrijdag 30 januari 1998 23:44
>> Onderwerp: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS
>> >> >*************************************************
>> >Date: Thu, 29 Jan 1998 12:50:00 -0400 (EDT)
>> >To: <199801291619.KAA07910@mail.valuenet.net> >> >From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
>> >Subject: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS
>> > >> > >> >I have a used 60 cc piston/cyclinder assembly I want to get rid of for
>> >$99. It's really not a bad thing if you really want the extra power. I
put
>> >less than 200 miles on it before upgrading to a 70 cc. The 60 cc kit
>> >increased my top speed from 25 up to 37 mph.
>> > >> >Michael Liu
>> > >> > >> > >> Hi Michael,
>> I guess that 90% of your gain in speed is made by the better porting of
the
>> other cylinder and has almost nothing to do with the cc's (unless you
weight
>> 100 kg or more)...
>> :-) try to buy less cylinder in stead of more (more ports=less metal)
50cc
>> is enough trust me. why do you think it is so popular ? because it is
just
>> not enough cc's?
>> when used all cc's properly a 50cc will carry you at an av. of >60km/h
for
>> years. (37mph or more thus)
>> >> Bye, Peter Staal
>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>> Email: staal@concepts.nl
>> Home: http://home.concepts.nl/~staal
>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> > >Yes Peter but in the US we need alot more ACCELERATION because when you are
first on line at a red light the
>lovely motorists of this country have no patience or consideration for
alternative vehicles.
> > > A good porting job gives you more rpms and more POWER so more acceleration
too even at low rpm. When combined with a 3 or 4 gear ped you leave all cars
behind you in the city traffic.
i guess 4Hp will do the job for that, and that is just moderate tuning,
leave enough room for errors to do the job jour selve.


Faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaassssssssssst is as fast in the Us.
Here it is a jungle too, acceleration is life saver nr 1 here, considering
the average lenght of a street here. Some roads have more meters crossing
than open road :-) . And i guess you never heared of
"verkeersremmendemaatregelen" = 'trafic speed reducing objects' on the road,
real killers some times, what about bicycle lanes (you are forced to use,
till next year) from 80 cm wide... including front coming others..
to get a normal average speed, acceleration is essential.
And ofcoarse for a wheely :-).
Peter.




Date: Wed, 4 Feb 1998 18:14:40 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: AaronM428@aol.com
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


In a message dated 98-02-03 03:47:19 EST, you write:

<< So, back on with the cleaned-out baffle, and back to the drawing board.
It feels almost like this bike has a governor on it that's keeping me at
30mph. >>
The stock Tomos pipe has an "S" bend (kink?) in it to increase backpressure,
all the baffel really does is keep thing quiet. Plus, remember that exhaling
is definitely neither the amount nor velocity of engine exaust gases. The
stock pipe also has maybe a quarter inch diameter hole at the end, while the
Biturbo pipe has about a one inch opening at the end, and no kink. ;-)



Date: Wed, 4 Feb 1998 18:17:33 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: AaronM428@aol.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


In a message dated 98-02-03 16:39:05 EST, you write:

<< The speed kits are NOT INTENDED FOR STREET USE.
THEY ARE FOR OFF ROAD USE ONLY!!! >>
And yet, no-one cares. Not even the BMV. (I licensed my Targa with the
supposedly competition only Biturbo no problem, the guy looked right at it.)



Date: Wed, 4 Feb 1998 18:23:02 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: AaronM428@aol.com
Subject: Re: Tomos engine advice?


In a message dated 98-02-03 16:41:09 EST, you write:

<< Ok I have also dealt with Steve's and have found his rates to be not at all
competitive. I was just expressing
that opinion. I am curious though - why do you think responses like this
should not be on the mailing list?
This is not a one-way broadcasting medium for people's advertisements.
Everyone on here has the right to
respond to any post that is put on here. >>
Define competitive, if I offer a service that no-one else does, how can you
compare my rate to anyone elce's? Also, how many moped shops are there
anyway? It's not like automotive shops, which are around almost every corner
(we have 3 in a town of maybe 4,500 people). As far as I know there is only
one moped place in the metro Toledo area. If I save $10 by taking the 'ped to
place "X", but it costs me $12 to get the 'ped to place "X", it is not worth
it.



Date: Wed, 04 Feb 1998 22:45:51 -0500
To: chrislo@cfw.com
From: chrislo@cfw.com
Subject: zakopane


couldnt find any more info on that puch sticker or whatever it was. i
assume tho, that zakopane at least held races at some time. i believe
they bid for upcoming olympic winter games...



Date: Wed, 04 Feb 1998 22:51:27 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: 6828t@bright.net
Subject: Re: Puch Speeeeeeed


You most have a death wish!!! And people call me crazy!!!! LOL  LOL

daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date:  Tue, 3 Feb 1998 15:39:07 EST
> To:  daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: Z28SS97420@aol.com
> Subject:  Re: Puch Speeeeeeed
> > I HAVE A PUCH MAGNUM 2 80' THAT WILL DO ABOUT 60-65 ON FLAT SURFACES AND I
> HAVE EVEN HIT 75 DOWN HILL.
> >     BUDDY HALL

 



Date: Wed, 04 Feb 1998 23:02:42 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: 6828t@bright.net
Subject: Re: [Re: [Re: Tomos engine advice?]]



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Hi Mr. Sleepy
  It's time to wake up!!!!! It sounds like a nice story. What kind of moped do
you have? WAKE UP. Sorry I guess it is your story so you can tell it anyway
that you want!!!!
Thank You
Bob T.

daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date:  Tue, 3 Feb 1998 15:36:49 EST
> To:  daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: Z28SS97420@aol.com
> Subject:  Re: [Re: [Re: Tomos engine advice?]]
> > THAT ARTICLE ABOUT NOT BEING ABLE TO HAVE GREAT ACCLERATION AND A HIGH TOP
> SPEED IS FALSE.  I CAN GET TO ABOUT 55-60 IN ABOUT  12-SECONDS AND CAN HANG
> WITH SOME CARS IN FIRST GEAR.
> >     BUDDY HALL

 

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Hi Mr. Sleepy

  It's time to wake up!!!!! It sounds like a nice story. What
kind of moped do you have? WAKE UP. Sorry I guess
it is your story so you can tell it anyway that you want!!!!

Thank You

Bob T.

daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

*************************************************

Date:  Tue, 3 Feb 1998 15:36:49 EST

To:  daugava@nothnbut.net

From: Z28SS97420@aol.com

Subject:  Re: [Re: [Re: Tomos engine advice?]]

THAT ARTICLE ABOUT NOT BEING ABLE TO HAVE GREAT ACCLERATION AND A HIGH
TOP

SPEED IS FALSE.  I CAN GET TO ABOUT 55-60 IN ABOUT  12-SECONDS
AND CAN HANG

WITH SOME CARS IN FIRST GEAR.

    BUDDY HALL

 
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Date: Wed, 04 Feb 1998 23:03:23 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: pinhead@ufl.edu
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > The stock Tomos pipe has an "S" bend (kink?) in it to increase backpressure,
> all the baffel really does is keep thing quiet. Plus, remember that exhaling
> is definitely neither the amount nor velocity of engine exaust gases. The
> stock pipe also has maybe a quarter inch diameter hole at the end, while the
> Biturbo pipe has about a one inch opening at the end, and no kink. ;-)

Hmmm. There is no bend externally visable (other than the transition
from the cylinder to a horizontal position facing the rear) but there
may be something screwey inside the muff. I think I shall run a fish
tape through to get a feel for what's in there.

I'm also remarkably tempted to just remove the exhaust altogether and
see what that does for me.

By the time I'm done, this thing is going to sound like my friend Dave's
455 GTO :)

-=>Joe Perez<=-
-=>pinhead@ufl.edu<=-



Date: Wed, 04 Feb 1998 23:12:38 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: pinhead@ufl.edu
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> I think you where almost there....
> next time also remove the head and cylinder, check the ports sizes
> in/out/and between
> i think you 'll see a small exhaust port . make this (upwards to the head)
> at least 1/4 to 1/3 of the stroke high with a file

By altering the piston-side of the port, will I not in effect be
completely screwing with the port timing? If the port runs 1/3 of the
stroke, It seems like I'll be wasting a lot of burn time!

> smoothen the edges with
> fine waterproofsandpaper and done with part one.

Polishing is easy. Porting still scares me.

> the back pressure you experienced with your pipe was possible to much but a
> little is ok (not blowable to feel)

True. But even removing the little pipes on the back, there was a
noticable difference.

> it all has to do with a tuned exhaust
> pipe as topping on your filing work. but an standard expansion chamberpipe
> will do, with a short as possible manifold to the cylinder . biturbo or some
> of that crap.

I still don't quite understand what these "biturbo" exhaust systems are.
Glasspacks? Larger baffles? Something I've never seen or heard of?

> now it will be time to get some more compression and get 1 or 2 mm from the
> heads flange with sanding paper ( with tape on the edge on a thick glass

Great. I can just see myself pouring 93 octane into my Tomos.

"This thing has a higher compression ratio than a 'Vette!"

But seriously. I may cc the head and do the deck height calculations.
Any suggestions on a reasonable compression ratio to shoot for? I *AM*
driving this thing in Florida, in the summer, in stop and go traffic for
some part.


-=>Joe Perez<=-
-=>pinhead@ufl.edu<=-



Date: Sun, 09 Feb 1997 21:53:15 -0700
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: danyo@montrose.net
Subject: Re: Vespa Piaggio


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 20:09:09 -0800
> To: agner@erols.com
> From: agner@erols.com
> Subject: Re: Vespa Piaggio
> > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > *************************************************
> > Date: Thu, 06 Feb 1997 00:43:44 -0700
> > To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> > From: danyo@montrose.net
> > Subject: Re: Vespa Piaggio
> > > > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > > *************************************************
> > > Date: Tue, 20 Jan 1998 19:02:47 -0800
> > > To: agner@erols.com
> > > From: agner@erols.com
> > > Subject: Re: Vespa Piaggio
> > > > > > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > > > > > *************************************************
> > > > Date: Mon, 19 Jan 1998 07:23:11 -0700
> > > > To: "daugava@nothnbut.net" > > > > From: danyo@montrose.net
> > > > Subject: Vespa Piaggio
> > > > > > > > Jan 19, 1998
> > > > > > > > Subject: Vespa Piaggio
> > > > > > > > Hi everyone:
> > > > > > > > I'm the new guy looking for a Peugeot Sport. However, while
> > > discussing
> > > > Vespas with a friend of mine, he mentioned that he had one for
> > > sale. I
> > > > thought he was talking about a scooter so I went and looked at
> it.
> > > > Turns out that it is a "piaggio" moped. It's a 1979 model and
> > > doesn't
> > > > look to be in bad shape. He wants $150 US. Anyone have any
> ideas
> > > as to
> > > > the value of this bike? Too Much? Good deal?
> > > > > > > > Thanks,
> > > > > > > > Dan Johnson
> > > Are you in Montrose, CO? AS for the VEspa, I have one and love
> it.
> > > It's
> > > a 1980. Parts are available through the shops in the US that
> support
> > > Vespa's. John from NJ
> > > > Jan 31,98
> > > > John:
> > > > No, I live in Gunnison but my server is in Montrose. Any idea what
> the
> > value high/low might be on the Piaggio? I understand from hitting
> every
> > moped link that I can find that the models vary. I'm going to find
> out
> > what the exact model is prior to even making an offer. I only ran
> > across this bike through a discussion I had regarding my restoration
> of
> > my 74 Yamaha TX500. The guy that has the Piaggio just said "Vespa"
> and
> > I went and took a short look at it....thought he meant a scooter.
> Might
> > be a fun ride though around here in the summer.
> > > > Gotta run
> > > > Dan Johnson
> It is a fun ride! In fact, I did quite a bit of biking in CO back in
> college in the 70's-B.A.:Metro State; M.A.:U.N.C., Greeley; > Principal's
> Cert.: C.S.U. I rode a Kaw 400 triple and a 75 Norton Commando
> Interstate. I get down your way every few years--family in Denver,
> Gunnison, Canon City. The ped would be great on the flats, but I
> don't
> know how it would handle the canyons. Anyone have any experience
> riding
> a ped up a canyon? JOhn

Feb 4, 1998

John:

I graduated from Metro State as well>>>>BA in Music Ed. However, after
my first teaching job, I found that I do better outside of the teaching
field. Went to work for the Postal Service and am now the Supervisor at
the Gunnison Post Office. If you get to Gunnison, you'll know where to
find me. Seems like I live there. I bought the Piaggio just today.
Turns out it is a Grande. Picked it up for a "C" note. As I live only
four miles north of town, it should be great for a work machine. My
Ford truck is really a gas hog. Anyway, drop me a line periodically.

Dan



Date: Wed, 4 Feb 1998 23:59:27 -0500 (EST)
To: Moped Mailing List From: danny@dreamscape.com
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...



> Date: Wed, 04 Feb 1998 23:03:23 -0500
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: pinhead@ufl.edu
> Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...

> I'm also remarkably tempted to just remove the exhaust altogether and
> see what that does for me.

I haven't followed this thread, but if Tomos is a two-stroke, you won't
like the result from removing the exhaust. It's a critical component to
two-stroke engines.

~ Danny ~

~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~
syracuse ska!! all about scooters!! -~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-



Date: Wed, 4 Feb 1998 22:56:18 -0700 (MST)
To: From: jback@nilenet.com
Subject: Re: What are these??


>*************************************************
>Date: Sat, 31 Jan 1998 23:15:49 -0500 (EST)
>To: Moped Mailing List >From: danny@dreamscape.com
>Subject: What are these??
> > > >Found this website of a place in FL selling 50cc scooters, but there is no
>hint who makes them ... check them out at and
>tell me what you think ... I'm guessing some company in Taiwan, China or
>Korea, but it's pretty hard to tell ... thanks!
> > ~ Danny ~
> >~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~
>syracuse ska!! >all about scooters!! >-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-
> > >Weird web site... the PRICES page is under construction???? Anyhoo... they
appear to be 2 strokers of the mutant Honda body style ilk... forgive me,
I'm still trying to adjust my eyes after looking at that web site's
background design. Nope, no I'm gonna be sick...

Jack Backstreet



Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 10:15:58 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: SUPRDAVE@aol.com
Subject: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS


In a message dated 98-02-04 21:10:18 EST, you write:

<< ABOUT WHAT SOMEONE wrote about the red light accleration you are
right.
WHEN i am beside a car at a red light, they laugh and so i rev, my moped up
and they laugh more, so i give it all it's got and i show that person what a
true MOPED is. They weren't laughing anymore.
>>

when i first read this, i got a good laugh out of it. i think it would be cool
to have a stock looking ped thats been modified for power so you can show
these idiots something else.
last summer i took my scooter to the beach and cruised up and down the strip.
these jocks with hi powered bikes were making fun of me on my little 50cc
scooter yet the speed limit was 30mph and/or they wanted to ride slow to show
off so i could keep up with them just fine. go figure. i thought everyone was
equal when on two wheels. guess not.



Date: Thu, 05 Feb 1998 10:42:10 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: pinhead@ufl.edu
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > I haven't followed this thread, but if Tomos is a two-stroke, you won't
> like the result from removing the exhaust. It's a critical component to
> two-stroke engines.

It is a two-cycle, yes. Dare I even open this can of worms by asking
why?

-=>Joe Perez<=-
-=>pinhead@ufl.edu<=-



Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 10:24:40 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: SUPRDAVE@aol.com
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


In a message dated 98-02-05 10:16:19 EST, you write:

<< > I'm also remarkably tempted to just remove the exhaust altogether and
> see what that does for me.

I haven't followed this thread, but if Tomos is a two-stroke, you won't
like the result from removing the exhaust. It's a critical component to
two-stroke engines. >>
i was running my qt50 around once with no exhaust and someone told me i
shouldnt do that because that will "burn it up"
i know that running a 4stroke motor without exhaust pipe can burn the valves,
but what about 2 stroke motors?



Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 11:02:55 -0500 (EST)
To: Moped Mailing List From: ghessels@tdchristian.on.ca
Subject: Motobecane


Hey, after seeing all this talk about the Tomas peds, I was wondering any
one out there have any experience with Motobecane peds? I am working on
restoring a Motobecane Cady and I need a muffler and headlight/speedo
assembly. If anyone has any hints for me that would be great. Also are
there any hopup kits for Motobecanes. I live in Toronto, Ontario and extra
speed is alway apreciated. Especially since I am up against many crazy
drivers I need all the help I can get.

Regards,
Greg Hessels




Date: Thu, 05 Feb 1998 11:25:33 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: paltron@interlog.com
Subject: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS


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daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > *************************************************
> Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 10:15:58 EST
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: SUPRDAVE@aol.com
> Subject: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS
> > In a message dated 98-02-04 21:10:18 EST, you write:
> > << ABOUT WHAT SOMEONE wrote about the red light accleration you are
> right.
> WHEN i am beside a car at a red light, they laugh and so i rev, my moped up
> and they laugh more, so i give it all it's got and i show that person what a
> true MOPED is. They weren't laughing anymore.
> >> > > when i first read this, i got a good laugh out of it. i think it would be cool
> to have a stock looking ped thats been modified for power so you can show
> these idiots something else.
> last summer i took my scooter to the beach and cruised up and down the strip.
> these jocks with hi powered bikes were making fun of me on my little 50cc
> scooter yet the speed limit was 30mph and/or they wanted to ride slow to show
> off so i could keep up with them just fine. go figure. i thought everyone was
> equal when on two wheels. guess not.
Let me repost this as it seems the previous didn't make it through:
the world speed record in the 50cc class was set back in 1965 by a
Kreidler 2-stroke powered little cigar-like machine that clocked in at
223 kmh. So much for ridicule. Remember folks, it is not the size that
counts but the delivery!
PA

ANDREW: The picture is at
/d/moped/kr-meo65.jpg



Date: Thu, 05 Feb 1998 12:55:43 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802050307.VAA13429@ns1.networkusa.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


Just becasue something is against the law, doesn't mean people don't to
it. A moped in NY is uncer 50cc and 30mph-above that it's not a moped.

Michael Liu

On Wed, 4 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 20:34:05 EST
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: Z28SS97420@aol.com
> Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle
> > > HELLO,
> > ARE YOU SERIOUS THAT THE SPEED KITS ARE ILEAGAL, I DON'T THINK THEY
> ARE IN MY STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, I HAVE FIVE FRIENDS THAT I STEET RACE WITH
> THAT ALL HAVE HAD SPEED KITS AND HAVE NEVER BEEN PULLED FOR THAT REASON. I
> DON'T REALLY CARE IF IT IS LEAGAL OR NOT, I MEAN COME ON WHO IT GOING TO
> NOTICE IF IT IS 65CC'S OR IF IT HAS A SPEED KIT! COPS AROUND HERE DON'T KNOW
> THE MOPED LAW!!!!!!!!!
> > >


Date: Thu, 05 Feb 1998 11:59:41 -0600 (CST)
To: cyclepro@evansville.net
From: cyclepro@evansville.net
Subject: Brother Hood


On Thu, 5 Feb, daugava@nothnbut.net wrote...
>*************************************************
>Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 10:15:58 EST
>To: daugava@nothnbut.net
>From: SUPRDAVE@aol.com
>Subject: Re: More power for Joe's 91 TOMOS
> > >In a message dated 98-02-04 21:10:18 EST, you write:
> ><< ABOUT WHAT SOMEONE wrote about the red light accleration you are
>right.
> WHEN i am beside a car at a red light, they laugh and so i rev, my moped up
> and they laugh more, so i give it all it's got and i show that person what a
> true MOPED is. They weren't laughing anymore.
> >> > > >when i first read this, i got a good laugh out of it. i think it would be cool
>to have a stock looking ped thats been modified for power so you can show
>these idiots something else.
>last summer i took my scooter to the beach and cruised up and down the strip.
>these jocks with hi powered bikes were making fun of me on my little 50cc
>scooter yet the speed limit was 30mph and/or they wanted to ride slow to show
>off so i could keep up with them just fine. go figure. i thought everyone was
>equal when on two wheels. guess not.

I DON'T KNOW ABOUT THE EQUAL THING.....BUT IN MY BOOK DEFINATELY A
BROTHER.....GREG



Date: Thu, 05 Feb 1998 15:02:19 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802052111.MAA22198@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: Motobecane


I know for certain that Mickey of Mickey's Mopeds (not of Disney!!!) has
experience with Motobecanes. He has a whole bunch of brand new parts all
sorted by part number. I'm not talking a few drawers, I'm talking like
10x30 or 300 drawers (I'm going from memory). Mickey is in the process of
expanding his business-more space, so he may be a little wrapped up in
that. However, it is off season so if you're still riding your moped now,
you've got to be a moped nut (like me). I encourage you to write to him at
tomostomos@aol.com.

Michael Liu

On Thu, 5 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 11:02:55 -0500 (EST)
> To: Moped Mailing List > From: ghessels@tdchristian.on.ca
> Subject: Motobecane
> > > Hey, after seeing all this talk about the Tomas peds, I was wondering any
> one out there have any experience with Motobecane peds? I am working on
> restoring a Motobecane Cady and I need a muffler and headlight/speedo
> assembly. If anyone has any hints for me that would be great. Also are
> there any hopup kits for Motobecanes. I live in Toronto, Ontario and extra
> speed is alway apreciated. Especially since I am up against many crazy
> drivers I need all the help I can get.
> > Regards,
> Greg Hessels
> > > >


Date: Thu, 05 Feb 1998 15:08:53 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802052112.MAA22247@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


Speed kits are no illegal. A moped is a two weeled contraption with
pedals, reflectors in certain parts, a rear view mirror, under 50 cc and
under 30 mph (in NY). Annything a user does to deviate from this makes it
no longer a moped and subject to different regulations. Moped shops that
sell speed kits do so with the clear intent THAT THE PARTS ARE NOT MEANT
FOR STREET USE. What the end user does, is therefore the users
responsiblity.

If you go to wal-mart and buy a bottle asprin and take the whole bottle,
wal-mart isn't responsible becasue whomever did that is using the item for
which it was not intended. If there was contamination in the bottle,
that's a different issue.

Anyone who buys a Biturbo pipe is free to do with it what they want. A
dealer will make it clear that it is for off road use on a moped only. You
can take it and stick it on your Toyota Camrey if you really want to. You
can even stick tennis balls in it and use it like a cannon, or you can
even use it as a baseball bat. However, it was sold to be used for one
purpose only and when you choose to use it for some other creative
purpose-it is your own responsibility.

Michael Liu



Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 15:12:02 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Z28SS97420@aol.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


MOPEDS? I DON'T KNOW WHERE YOU ARE FROM BUT ARUOUND HERE WE DON'T EVEN
CONSIDER TAKING OUT MOPED'S OFF ROAD, THEY ARE STRICKLY STREET DRIVEN.



Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 15:25:28 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Z28SS97420@aol.com
Subject: Re: Puch Speeeeeeed


NOPE, I JUST HAVE THE NEED FOR SPEED



Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 15:32:39 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: AaronM428@aol.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


In a message dated 98-02-04 21:08:43 EST, you write:

<< I was lead to believe, in Ohio, Mopeds have a peddle mechanism, under
50cc., less than 5hp, and stays at 25mph or under. >>
Ohio they must have a top speed (level ground) of no more than 20mph, no more
than 1 brake horsepower, a provision to be pedaled, 50cc or less, and an
automatic transmission. No one really cares though. The cop across the
street knows that my ped can hit 40 (stock Targa LX w/ exception of Biturbo
exaust), but doesn't care. More importantly, the patrollman I passed (he was
stopped on the roadside) while going 40 didn't care either.



Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 15:40:55 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: AaronM428@aol.com
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


In a message dated 98-02-04 23:41:35 EST, you write:

<< I still don't quite understand what these "biturbo" exhaust systems are.
Glasspacks? Larger baffles? Something I've never seen or heard of? >>
The Biturbo is simply an aftermarket exaust that has no baffel, has an
expansion chamber, and has roughly a 4X larger opening at the end compared to
the stock pipe. They cost around $100, give or take $15.



Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 15:45:01 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: AaronM428@aol.com
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


In a message dated 98-02-05 10:16:19 EST, you write:

<< but if Tomos is a two-stroke >>
IF!? To the best of my knowledge, the only 4-stroke 'peds ever built were
Hondas.



Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 15:35:12 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: AaronM428@aol.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


In a message dated 98-02-04 21:09:27 EST, you write:

<< ARE YOU SERIOUS THAT THE SPEED KITS ARE ILEAGAL, I DON'T THINK THEY
ARE IN MY STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, I HAVE FIVE FRIENDS THAT I STEET RACE
WITH
THAT ALL HAVE HAD SPEED KITS AND HAVE NEVER BEEN PULLED FOR THAT REASON. I
DON'T REALLY CARE IF IT IS LEAGAL OR NOT, I MEAN COME ON WHO IT GOING TO
NOTICE IF IT IS 65CC'S OR IF IT HAS A SPEED KIT! COPS AROUND HERE DON'T KNOW
THE MOPED LAW!!!!!!!!! >>
Yes, the larger displacement kits technically make the moped a motorcycle, but
you are right that the cops can't tell, even if they could I don't believe
that they would ever stop you unless you were over the posted speed limit, or
had obvious defects with your 'ped (missing a headlight, etc.).



Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 15:43:54 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: AaronM428@aol.com
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


In a message dated 98-02-04 23:41:36 EST, you write:

<< I'm also remarkably tempted to just remove the exhaust altogether and
see what that does for me. >>
Probably get you arrested for disturbing the peace. ;-) My guess is that the
'ped would become too loud for anything resembling distance riding. I was
told that the stock pipe has a kink in it, but I have not seen one yet (I
bought my Targa with the Biturbo installed). I may be mistaken.



Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 19:19:30 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: PedAction@aol.com
Subject: my moped experience


Hey Kids!
I am going to tell you a little story about a boy named Matt and his moped. It
goes like this. It is a true story that happened to me just about an hour ago.
Some of you will know the people involved, some will not. Just bear with me.



Today I was riding my ped with Jess Wright and Jeremy Clegg.
Well, It was a sort of scooter race to see who could catch who. Actually it
was more like me catching up to Jess to throw a snowball at him, but who pays
attention to details? Anyway, for those of you who know the streets of our
lovely town, I was driving on Capitol toward Harrison from my house. Jess was
about 20 feet ahead of me, and the light turned yellow as he crossed the
intersection. I blatently ran the red light in continuance of my pursuit.
Well, I didn't see the cop until I was clearly in violation of the law. I
honked my little horn as a warning to Jess that we were in danger. After 2
turns, and about 3 blocks, we gave up the idea that we were going to out run
the police. Upon pulling over, friendly Officer Borth examined our driver's
licenses. I learned today that it is unlawful to ride a moped with out a
helmet. But as with many facets of the law, there is a catch, and today
happened to be my lucky day. The helmet law only applies to those under the
age of 18. Well, since I am 18, this superfluous law did not apply to me. The
nice officer withdrew his comment to the dispatcher that there were two
juvinile delinquints and made the correction to one juvenile in violation of
the law. I was off the hook, and Jess was in the police car. After getting
all of the pertinent information, Officer Borth let Jess go with a firm
lecture and a $50.00 helmet violation. Now, many of you may be wondering "
Where is Jeremy?" Boy #3 was smart enough to do do three things. 1. stop at
the red light
2. realize he was in violation of not only the helmet statute, but also
lacking eye protection.
3. take every alley and back road possible to get home instead of going back
to see if his buddies got busted.


Well, This is the end of the story of my third altercation with our fine
police force with no penalties. I thank you if you have read this far, and if
you haven't then you aren't reading right now so I will shut up.

M@tt





Date: Thu, 05 Feb 1998 20:52:05 -0500
To: chrislo@cfw.com
From: chrislo@cfw.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


>What the end user does, is therefore the users
> responsiblity. Anyone who buys a Biturbo pipe is free to do with it what they want. when you choose to use it for some other creative
> purpose-it is your own responsibility.

here we go again. any ambulance-chasing lawyer will tell you otherwise.
its anyones fault but yours.
cause an accident and the insurance company finds you've made your ped
faster, they most certainly will not pay, so you'll have to raise money
somehow; you'll likely be sued by the other party, so all thats left is
to try to sue the dealer for selling the evil kit to you.



Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 20:51:03 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: SearsPucher@webtv.net
Subject: Re: SEARS PUCH


Sears Allstate Motorcycle Owners Club
Bill Murar (Pres.)
SAMOC@Juno.com
Motorcycles, Mopeds, Scooters, Vespa, Puch, you name it, every member
different!!!!!!

I'm Gone !!!!!!!!!!



Date: Fri, 6 Feb 1998 02:50:16 +0100
To: From: achg@dds.nl
Subject: Re: "Moped Digest" #82


----------
> Van: daugava@nothnbut.net
> Aan: Moped Digest > Onderwerp: "Moped Digest" #82
> Datum: maandag 2 februari 1998 1:12
> > > Date: Fri, 30 Jan 1998 21:30:06 -0800
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: proof@idt.net
> Subject: Re: Long distance tour
> > > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > *************************************************
> > Date: Fri, 30 Jan 1998 18:07:20 -0500 (EST)
> > To: Moped Mailing List > > From: danny@dreamscape.com
> > Subject: Re: Long distance tour
> > > > On Fri, 30 Jan 1998 proof@idt.net wrote:
> > > Wow fantastic. Go to www.vespa.com to read about a guy who is going
> > > aroud the world on a scooter. I think he is in central america right
now
> > > on his way to alaska. then it's on to siberia. Good site for
> > > inspiration.
> > > > Actually, comparing a 200cc Vespa scooter with a top cruising speed of
> > 65mph to a moped doesn't seem very fair. OTOH, last summer I met an
older
> > couple from Italy that had ridden their early Lambretta scooters across
> > the USA. His was a '47 Lambretta Model "A" with a top speed of about
> > 35mph and they simply just planned their route well and took their time
> --
> > not that they had a big choice. ; )
> > > > ~ Danny ~
> > > > ~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~
> > syracuse ska!! > > all about scooters!! > > -~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-
> > > Ok I guess you have never been touring - either motorized or bicycle. The
> whole point of it is to go slow and
> see the small roads and small towns. In USA that means seeing the places
> America has thrown out like garbage. It's very fascinating. I have done
> some fully loaded bicycle touring - avg speed maybe 8mph. That's a little
> too slow at times. From my one year of riding my moped I find that I do
not
> even like going over 25 or maybe 30 mph even though my ped can do almost
> 50. Touring at over 25 mph I think is a contradiction. If this guy on the
> Vespa is going 65mph then he is wasting his time.
> You got my point: the reason why I don't want to go by air: now way of
finding out anything about the people and the country's you are passing! A
motorbike is a bit too easy (although it's still not common going) and a
bike would be to heavy for me so I guess a moped is a good (and
challengeing) alternative! I will though speed up my Honda MTX a little so
that if neseccesary I can speed up and that I don't need to drive all the
time at full speed (at 30 mph), isn't very good for the thing especialy in
hot weather.
Has anyone an idea about how long this trip might take? (from The
Netherlands to South-Africa RSA).

Still all help is welcome, as is a possible partner for this trip too.

Greetinx

AnToine

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From: Z28SS97420@aol.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


MOPEDS? I DON'T KNOW WHERE YOU ARE FROM BUT ARUOUND HERE WE DON'T EVEN
CONSIDER TAKING OUT MOPED'S OFF ROAD, THEY ARE STRICKLY STREET DRIVEN.



--VAD04912.886736252/barney.globecomm.net--



Date: Fri, 06 Feb 1998 00:02:19 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: pinhead@ufl.edu
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > << I'm also remarkably tempted to just remove the exhaust altogether and
> see what that does for me. >> > > Probably get you arrested for disturbing the peace. ;-) My guess is that the
> 'ped would become too loud for anything resembling distance riding.

I don't plan on keeping it that way, I'm just a tad curious... :)

> I was
> told that the stock pipe has a kink in it, but I have not seen one yet (I
> bought my Targa with the Biturbo installed). I may be mistaken.

Well, the pipe has at the end a removable section which does consist of
two pieces of small diameter pipe (inlet and outlet) which are not
directly connected. The exhaust enters the first pipe, shoots past the
opening on the other, and has to do an about-face in order to exit the
system. Crude ASCII art:
______________________
| \
| small pipes \___________
| <<<===============___________
==============<<< / To Engine -> <-Out |______________________/

<<< indicates direction of exhaust flow.


So, if you turn your head a certain way and excercise a great deal of
imagination, you can see how the exhaust is forced to do a turn-around
inside the chamber. Sort of like a poorly designed automotivce muffler.

Anyway, that section is easily removable from the pipe, and having been
removed, yielded almost no noticable gains in performance.

-=>Joe Perez<=-
-=>pinhead@ufl.edu<=-



Date: Fri, 06 Feb 1998 00:03:49 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: pinhead@ufl.edu
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > The Biturbo is simply an aftermarket exaust that has no baffel, has an
> expansion chamber, and has roughly a 4X larger opening at the end compared to
> the stock pipe. They cost around $100, give or take $15.

So if I take my stock pipe, cut off the rear half, and weld on a small
glasspack, I've got basically the same thing for $20, no?

-=>Joe Perez<=-
-=>pinhead@ufl.edu<=-



Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 23:53:23 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: MOPEDMOPED@aol.com
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


Dear Andrew:

Check out this address as someone wanted to see a biturbo. We are going to add
a bunch of improvements to the page in Febuary and March.
http://members.aol.com/mopedmoped/index.htm clik on online showroom then
speed kit for Tomos and Puch. It will bring you to the address of a nice
picture of the 70cc speed Kit with the Biturbo and all cables gaskets etc.
from Steve's Moped & Bicycle World in Dumont NJ
Speed kit is at http://members.aol.com/mopedmoped/osr11.htm



Date: Fri, 6 Feb 1998 07:25:52 +-200
To: "'Moped Mailing List'" From: Rodger_A@bokomo.co.za
Subject: Help - I bought a Puch


Firstly, I picked up a small but very cute off road bike yesterday not =
knowing anything about it and taking the previous owners word that she =
would run by simply replacing the barrel and head that were removed. I =
have now discovered that this is a Puch with the stamp E50 on the =
engine. The engine number is 4417888. The carb has the word BING on it =
and the numbers 1/17/165. The front tyre is a 2.50 - 14 nobbly and the =
rear is a 2.75/3.00 - 12 nobbly.
HELP please - I would like any one of you brilliant authorities out =
there to respond so that I can ask you some pretty stupid questions =
regarding getting her up and going (oil quantities, how the automatic =
works, does it have one, two or three gears e.t.c.)
Secondly, has anyone, apart from Hans, heard of a RAP 55 - let me know =
please.
Cheers=20
Andrew R



Date: Fri, 6 Feb 1998 03:13:38 +0100
To: "Peter Staal" From: staal@westbrabant.net
Subject: Re: Puch info and parts catalog



-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: daugava@nothnbut.net Aan: Moped Mailing List Datum: donderdag 5 februari 1998 3:12
Onderwerp: Re: Puch info and parts catalog


>*************************************************
>Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 20:52:39 EST
>To: daugava@nothnbut.net
>From: Z28SS97420@aol.com
>Subject: Re: Puch info and parts catalog
> > >hello,
> > Is there a such thing as NOS on a moped?
> > > You mean the famous: Not On_stock Sparepart, the always unavailable one. ah
yes there are some on your moped :-)




Date: Fri, 6 Feb 1998 03:42:25 +0100
To: "Peter Staal" From: staal@westbrabant.net
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...



-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: daugava@nothnbut.net Aan: Moped Mailing List Datum: donderdag 5 februari 1998 5:44
Onderwerp: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


>*************************************************
>Date: Wed, 04 Feb 1998 23:12:38 -0500
>To: daugava@nothnbut.net
>From: pinhead@ufl.edu
>Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...
> > >daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
>> I think you where almost there....
>> next time also remove the head and cylinder, check the ports sizes
>> in/out/and between
>> i think you 'll see a small exhaust port . make this (upwards to the
head)
>> at least 1/4 to 1/3 of the stroke high with a file
> >By altering the piston-side of the port, will I not in effect be
>completely screwing with the port timing? If the port runs 1/3 of the
>stroke, It seems like I'll be wasting a lot of burn time!
> You will alter the timing, sure. that is the target . normaly the exhaust
port is the safest way to prevent pure power to escape. [for the law :-)]
At the compression cycle a little fresh mixture could escape (only if
absolute refill of the cylinder has taken place ! already a good point if
you would reach that one ) that will be compensated by the exhaust (see
later). At the expansion stroke the port opens earlier so the gas has more
time to get out of the cylinder and leaves a lower pressure while the
transferports open, so they can flush in the fresh mix beter and more
powerfull then before. More fresh mixture in the cylinder is more power,
easy, the colder the better, the more compressed the best.

>> smoothen the edges with
>> fine waterproofsandpaper and done with part one.
> >Polishing is easy. Porting still scares me.
> >> the back pressure you experienced with your pipe was possible to much but
a
>> little is ok (not blowable to feel)
> >True. But even removing the little pipes on the back, there was a
>noticable difference.
> They where real small :-)
even a pipe with a 1" hole can give the moped enough back pressure....

>> it all has to do with a tuned exhaust
>> pipe as topping on your filing work. but an standard expansion
chamberpipe
>> will do, with a short as possible manifold to the cylinder . biturbo or
some
>> of that crap.
> >I still don't quite understand what these "biturbo" exhaust systems are.
>Glasspacks? Larger baffles? Something I've never seen or heard of?
> Nope the trick is the expansion chamber (if it is ok), no turbo included :(
it works with wave lenght and speed of sound in compressedgas but in
practice it works like : sucking while exhaust is open at expansion stroke,
and pushing when in compression stroke.



>> now it will be time to get some more compression and get 1 or 2 mm from
the
>> heads flange with sanding paper ( with tape on the edge on a thick glass
> >Great. I can just see myself pouring 93 octane into my Tomos.
> >"This thing has a higher compression ratio than a 'Vette!"
> >But seriously. I may cc the head and do the deck height calculations.
>Any suggestions on a reasonable compression ratio to shoot for? I *AM*
>driving this thing in Florida, in the summer, in stop and go traffic for
>some part.
> > Fix a bigger carb :) gives more cool air to work with , a too small carb
could cause a seize up when driven to the limits.


> -=>Joe Perez<=-
> -=>pinhead@ufl.edu<=-
> >
Bye, Peter Staal
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Email: staal@concepts.nl
Home: http://home.concepts.nl/~staal
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Date: Fri, 06 Feb 1998 09:31:26 +0100
To: From: hansn@xs4all.nl
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


At 15:43 5-02-98 EST, you wrote:
>*************************************************
>Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 15:45:01 EST
>To: daugava@nothnbut.net
>From: AaronM428@aol.com
>Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...
> > >In a message dated 98-02-05 10:16:19 EST, you write:
> ><< but if Tomos is a two-stroke >> > >IF!? To the best of my knowledge, the only 4-stroke 'peds ever built were
>Hondas.

Demm, Ducati, Motom, Moto Morini and there are some more, believe me...
In Germany they even built a Diesel attachment engine (Lohmann)
There is much more out there then we all know...


Cheers,



Hans Hartman



Date: Fri, 6 Feb 1998 11:21:08 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: PedAction@aol.com
Subject: Vespa Prices


I have a 77 Piaggio Bravo. I am not sure of what all it is missing, but it
needs work. What is the most you would spend fixing it? I got it free, so
everything else from here is an investment.



Date: Tue, 11 Feb 1997 12:36:09 -0700
To: "daugava@nothnbut.net" From: danyo@montrose.net
Subject: Piaggio Grande Repair Manual


Feb 6, 1998

To: All

Can anyone out there give me an address where I can purchase a repair
manual in either English or French regarding the Piaggio Grande?

Thanks

Dan Johnson
Gunnison, CO



Date: Fri, 6 Feb 1998 14:56:51 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Gokartridr@aol.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


i use my bi-turbo on the street and it works fine and it is street legal



Date: Fri, 6 Feb 1998 16:01:31 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: AaronM428@aol.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


In a message dated 98-02-05 18:35:13 EST, you write:

<< MOPEDS? I DON'T KNOW WHERE YOU ARE FROM BUT ARUOUND HERE WE DON'T EVEN
CONSIDER TAKING OUT MOPED'S OFF ROAD, THEY ARE STRICKLY STREET DRIVEN. >>
The "off road" bit on the Biturbo is to cover the Biturbo company's a#^.
Mopeds are definitely NOT intended to ever go off-road, in fact, my Tomos
manual says that one shoud NEVER use the moped off-road, but if I must it says
to stay under 10mph.



Date: Fri, 6 Feb 1998 15:58:51 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: AaronM428@aol.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


In a message dated 98-02-05 18:30:16 EST, you write:

<< A dealer will make it clear that it is for off road use on a moped only. >>
And then he will say that his own son registered a Biturbo for street no
problem, and tell you that the police don't care (which they don't). Lastly
he says, "But you didn't hear this from me."



Date: Sat, 7 Feb 1998 03:34:10 -0600
To: "Mailing List" From: daugava@inlink.com
Subject: Crescent moped


------ reply to pia.nygaard@swipnet.se --------

Hello!
I've got this Three-wheeled Crescent with a Sachs motor on it. I would like
to know where I could find a manual for it, on the net. I don't know the
exact age, but I belive it's about ten years old.




Date: Wed, 12 Feb 1997 06:06:09 -0700
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: danyo@montrose.net
Subject: Re: my moped experience


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 19:19:30 EST
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: PedAction@aol.com
> Subject: my moped experience
> > Hey Kids!
> I am going to tell you a little story about a boy named Matt and his
> moped. It
> goes like this. It is a true story that happened to me just about an
> hour ago.
> Some of you will know the people involved, some will not. Just bear
> with me.
> > Today I was riding my ped with Jess Wright and Jeremy
> Clegg.
> Well, It was a sort of scooter race to see who could catch who.
> Actually it
> was more like me catching up to Jess to throw a snowball at him, but
> who pays
> attention to details? Anyway, for those of you who know the streets of
> our
> lovely town, I was driving on Capitol toward Harrison from my house.
> Jess was
> about 20 feet ahead of me, and the light turned yellow as he crossed
> the
> intersection. I blatently ran the red light in continuance of my
> pursuit.
> Well, I didn't see the cop until I was clearly in violation of the
> law. I
> honked my little horn as a warning to Jess that we were in danger.
> After 2
> turns, and about 3 blocks, we gave up the idea that we were going to
> out run
> the police. Upon pulling over, friendly Officer Borth examined our
> driver's
> licenses. I learned today that it is unlawful to ride a moped with out
> a
> helmet. But as with many facets of the law, there is a catch, and
> today
> happened to be my lucky day. The helmet law only applies to those
> under the
> age of 18. Well, since I am 18, this superfluous law did not apply to
> me. The
> nice officer withdrew his comment to the dispatcher that there were
> two
> juvinile delinquints and made the correction to one juvenile in
> violation of
> the law. I was off the hook, and Jess was in the police car. After
> getting
> all of the pertinent information, Officer Borth let Jess go with a
> firm
> lecture and a $50.00 helmet violation. Now, many of you may be
> wondering "
> Where is Jeremy?" Boy #3 was smart enough to do do three things. 1.
> stop at
> the red light
> 2. realize he was in violation of not only the helmet statute, but
> also
> lacking eye protection.
> 3. take every alley and back road possible to get home instead of
> going back
> to see if his buddies got busted.
> > Well, This is the end of the story of my third altercation with our
> fine
> police force with no penalties. I thank you if you have read this far,
> and if
> you haven't then you aren't reading right now so I will shut up.
> > M@tt

Matt:

Well written story regarding your experience. I do have a comment
however. I've been interested in motorbikes since about age 9 which was
a long, long time ago. I'm not a lover of the police force and how they
go about enforcing the law in many cases.

I am adament about safe driving and taking proper precautions for both
my own safety and the safety of others. It would be a good idea to get
off the street if you're going to horse around so that if you do make a
mistake in judgement, it will not affect any innocent by-standers. NOT
A LECTURE, JUST SOME SOUND ADVICE from an old guy that's been there,
done that. Hey, enjoy your cycling.

Dan



Date: Sat, 7 Feb 1998 07:29:26 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Jtovet@aol.com
Subject: Re: Help - I bought a Puch


In a message dated 98-02-07 04:44:53 EST, you write:

<< HELP please - I would like any one of you brilliant authorities out =
there to respond so that I can ask you some pretty stupid questions =
regarding getting her up and going (oil quantities, how the automatic =
works, does it have one, two or three gears e.t.c.) >>
Hi...my 16 year old son, picked up a similar "situation" and is getting quite
discouraged. I would like to help him out.....(his too is an old puch...78)
Would you be so kind as to forward any responses you get on to me? I have
similar requests for help out, and I'll be happy to do the same....
Thanks
Jim (Dad) & Andy (Son) :)



Date: Sat, 7 Feb 1998 08:22:41 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Huvz@aol.com
Subject: Re: Vespa Prices


If it is cosmetically correct, and can be fixed for 100-150, it would make
for cheap transpo.
Parts are readily available for that model.
SCott H



Date: Sat, 7 Feb 1998 08:21:25 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Huvz@aol.com
Subject: Re: Piaggio Grande Repair Manual


Dan,
I recently bought a manual for same. The Vespa Supershop in San Diego has
everything you need for your bike.
There was no repair manual specifically for the Grande. You will have to
use the one that covers the CIAO and BRAVO models. They are similar.
They do have a parts book for the GRANDE.
I just finished major repairs on my Grande, motor off, etc.
I would be willing to copy mine, or portions thereof.
Scott H
huvz@sprintmail.com



Date: Sat, 07 Feb 1998 09:52:16 -0500
To: Kowiachobee.WORLDNET.ATT.NET@postoffice.worldnet.att.net
From: Kowiachobee.WORLDNET.ATT.NET@postoffice.worldnet.att.net
Subject: Re: Special 1996 Tomas Targa 4 Sale


> Subject: selling 1996 Tomos Targa Lx w/70cckit
> Date: Thu, 5 Feb 98 18:55:25 +0000
> From: Alene Greto > Organization: Animal Activist
> To: daugava@nothnbut
> > Tim needs to sell his 1996 black Tomos Targa LX - including a new 70cc
> kit... only has 2,000 miles and looks like new...Purchased from a dealer
> in 1997. It even has aqua neon, which is beautiful @ night...He paid
> $1,700 for the bike and $600 for the accessories...Any leeds would be
> appreciated...Bike lives in Ft. Myers,Fl...941-334-2789...Any reasonable
> offer will not be refused....



Date: 07 Feb 1998 08:46:06 -0800
To: "daugava@nothnbut.net" From: WILMET@SAFECO.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


To @REPLY
This is just like all of the "water pipes" they sell in the smoke shops intended for use with "tobacco and legal herbs only".
It's legal to sell them, but illegal to use them for illegal activities.

To WILMET WILLIAM R METTEER From @INET (HO) Type N 02-05-98 3:37p
FROM: daugava@nothnbut.net
*************************************************
Date: Thu, 05 Feb 1998 15:08:53 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802052112.MAA22247@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle

Speed kits are no illegal. A moped is a two weeled contraption with pedals, reflectors in certain parts, a rear view mirror, under 50 cc and under 30 mph (in NY). Annything a user does to deviate from this makes it no longer a moped and subject to different regulations. Moped shops that sell speed kits do so with the clear intent THAT THE PARTS ARE NOT MEANT FOR STREET USE. What the end user does, is therefore the users responsiblity.

If you go to wal-mart and buy a bottle asprin and take the whole bottle, wal-mart isn't responsible becasue whomever did that is using the item for which it was not intended. If there was contamination in the bottle, that's a different issue.

Anyone who buys a Biturbo pipe is free to do with it what they want. A dealer will make it clear that it is for off road use on a moped only. You can take it and stick it on your Toyota Camrey if you really want to. You can even stick tennis balls in it and use it like a cannon, or you can even use it as a baseball bat. However, it was sold to be used for one purpose only and when you choose to use it for some other creative purpose-it is your own responsibility.

Michael Liu



Date: 07 Feb 1998 09:05:00 -0800
To: "daugava@nothnbut.net" From: WILMET@SAFECO.com
Subject: Re: Puch info and parts catalog


To @REPLY
He CAN'T mean Nitrous Oxide System, can he?

To WILMET WILLIAM R METTEER From @INET (HO) Type N 02-07-98 4:07a
FROM: daugava@nothnbut.net
*************************************************
Date: Fri, 6 Feb 1998 03:13:38 +0100
To: "Peter Staal" From: staal@westbrabant.net
Subject: Re: Puch info and parts catalog

-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: daugava@nothnbut.net Aan: Moped Mailing List Datum: donderdag 5 februari 1998 3:12
Onderwerp: Re: Puch info and parts catalog

>*************************************************
>Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 20:52:39 EST
>To: daugava@nothnbut.net
>From: Z28SS97420@aol.com
>Subject: Re: Puch info and parts catalog
> > >hello,
> > Is there a such thing as NOS on a moped?
> > > You mean the famous: Not On_stock Sparepart, the always unavailable one. ah yes there are some on your moped :-)



Date: Sat, 07 Feb 1998 11:42:47 -0800
To: agner@erols.com
From: agner@erols.com
Subject: Re: Vespa Prices


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > *************************************************
> Date: Fri, 6 Feb 1998 11:21:08 EST
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: PedAction@aol.com
> Subject: Vespa Prices
> > I have a 77 Piaggio Bravo. I am not sure of what all it is missing, but it
> needs work. What is the most you would spend fixing it? I got it free, so
> everything else from here is an investment.
Since I got a Grande for $235 complete and with title, running and
needing very little minor work (1980), I'd be reluctant to have more
than that much in a Bravo that came with title. Without title, if that
was an issue in your state, I'd not even go to 200. If that was the
case, maybe you could find a bargain on one with title and use the
present one for a parts bike. John




Date: Sat, 07 Feb 1998 11:45:50 -0800
To: agner@erols.com
From: agner@erols.com
Subject: Re: Piaggio Grande Repair Manual


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > *************************************************
> Date: Tue, 11 Feb 1997 12:36:09 -0700
> To: "daugava@nothnbut.net" > From: danyo@montrose.net
> Subject: Piaggio Grande Repair Manual
> > Feb 6, 1998
> > To: All
> > Can anyone out there give me an address where I can purchase a repair
> manual in either English or French regarding the Piaggio Grande?
> > Thanks
> > Dan Johnson
> Gunnison, CO
Vespa Supershop, 2525 University Ave., San Diego, CA 92104; (619)574-1818. They may have a website. John from NJ




Date: Sat, 07 Feb 1998 18:15:57 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: paltron@interlog.com
Subject: Re: Crescent moped


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > *************************************************
> Date: Sat, 7 Feb 1998 03:34:10 -0600
> To: "Mailing List" > From: daugava@inlink.com
> Subject: Crescent moped
> > ------ reply to pia.nygaard@swipnet.se --------
> > Hello!
> I've got this Three-wheeled Crescent with a Sachs motor on it. I would like
> to know where I could find a manual for it, on the net. I don't know the
> exact age, but I belive it's about ten years old.
The Crescent is a Swedish made moped. If you search the wbe under "moped
Swededn Crescent" a couple of sites should pop up and you can e-mail
those directly.



Date: Sat, 07 Feb 1998 20:18:33 -0500
To: chrislo@cfw.com
From: chrislo@cfw.com
Subject: modding mufflers


> ______________________
> | \
> | small pipes \___________
> | <<<===============___________
> ==============<<< / To Engine -> > <-Out |______________________/

>that section is easily removable from the pipe, and having been removed, yielded almost no noticable gains in performance.
> its true: some exhausts tend to literally choke the engine. but removing
them altogether tends to leave the exhaust with no "resistance" which a
two stroke seems to like to a certain point.
cut off the "small pipe" so it ends right behind the front end of the
muffler and you might get rid of some of the "gag" effect.
my zuendapp zd25 (see photo in the 'museum') had a long exhaust pipe
that slid far into the muffler itself, looking like above diagram
inside. i shortened it so the back end of the muffler ended right under
the rear shock - hardly noticeable to cops and sans more noise, but it
gave me 5 km/h more, plus the ability to "accelerate" downhill and give
me more hillclimbing speed. the orignal setup would cough, brake und
sputter even down the steepest hills.
the rubber seal around the muffler/pipe got oily and hot and slid off
frequently giving me a "better" sound. it could be pushed right back
with a boot heel if cops lurked within earshot.



Date: Sat, 7 Feb 1998 22:51:09 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: MOPEDMOPED@aol.com
Subject: Re: Piaggio Grande Repair Manual


Re: moped repair manuals wanted.
I have repair manuals available for Puch, Peugeot, Derbi,Motobecane, Morini,
Minnerelli, Sachs, Indian, Batavus, Tomos, Kasea, Eclipse / Sundiro,
Motomarina, Garelli, Vespa and much more. Call or E-mail for more information
on your specific needs.
Best Regards:
Steve Hassa
President
Steve's Moped &
Bicycle World Inc.
40 Park Avenue
Dumont NJ 07628
ph(201)384-7777
fAX(201)384-7831
E-MAIL
MOPEDMOPED@AOL.COM





Date: Sat, 07 Feb 1998 23:57:13 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802071238.DAA11672@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: SEARS PUCH


does this mean you're ecstatic or disgusted?

Michael Liu

On Sat, 7 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 20:51:03 -0500
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: SearsPucher@webtv.net
> Subject: Re: SEARS PUCH
> > > Sears Allstate Motorcycle Owners Club
> Bill Murar (Pres.)
> SAMOC@Juno.com
> Motorcycles, Mopeds, Scooters, Vespa, Puch, you name it, every member
> different!!!!!!
> > I'm Gone !!!!!!!!!!
> > >


Date: Sat, 07 Feb 1998 23:58:17 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802071239.DAA11710@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


get a biturbo!!!

Michael Liu

On Sat, 7 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Fri, 06 Feb 1998 00:02:19 -0500
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: pinhead@ufl.edu
> Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...
> > > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > << I'm also remarkably tempted to just remove the exhaust altogether and
> > see what that does for me. >> > > > > Probably get you arrested for disturbing the peace. ;-) My guess is that the
> > 'ped would become too loud for anything resembling distance riding.
> > I don't plan on keeping it that way, I'm just a tad curious... :)
> > > I was
> > told that the stock pipe has a kink in it, but I have not seen one yet (I
> > bought my Targa with the Biturbo installed). I may be mistaken.
> > Well, the pipe has at the end a removable section which does consist of
> two pieces of small diameter pipe (inlet and outlet) which are not
> directly connected. The exhaust enters the first pipe, shoots past the
> opening on the other, and has to do an about-face in order to exit the
> system. Crude ASCII art:
> ______________________
> | \
> | small pipes \___________
> | <<<===============___________
> ==============<<< / To Engine -> > <-Out |______________________/
> > <<< indicates direction of exhaust flow.
> > > So, if you turn your head a certain way and excercise a great deal of
> imagination, you can see how the exhaust is forced to do a turn-around
> inside the chamber. Sort of like a poorly designed automotivce muffler.
> > Anyway, that section is easily removable from the pipe, and having been
> removed, yielded almost no noticable gains in performance.
> > -=>Joe Perez<=-
> -=>pinhead@ufl.edu<=-
> > >


Date: Sun, 08 Feb 1998 00:00:10 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802071239.DAA11724@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


the Biturbo pipe is a tuned exhaust. It starts out small, then all of a
sudden expands to 5x it's diameter (well not that suddenly-with a cone) at
the end, it shrinks down to a baffle that's surrounded with packing
material. You can mess with your pipe, but for $100 you get one that was
made for speed.


Michael Liu

On Sat, 7 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Fri, 06 Feb 1998 00:03:49 -0500
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: pinhead@ufl.edu
> Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...
> > > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > The Biturbo is simply an aftermarket exaust that has no baffel, has an
> > expansion chamber, and has roughly a 4X larger opening at the end compared to
> > the stock pipe. They cost around $100, give or take $15.
> > So if I take my stock pipe, cut off the rear half, and weld on a small
> glasspack, I've got basically the same thing for $20, no?
> > -=>Joe Perez<=-
> -=>pinhead@ufl.edu<=-
> > >


Date: Sun, 08 Feb 1998 00:01:51 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802071240.DAA11988@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: Help - I bought a Puch


a 17mm carb!!! Definetely not a moped!!! Probably screams though!

Michael Liu

On Sat, 7 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Fri, 6 Feb 1998 07:25:52 +-200
> To: "'Moped Mailing List'" > From: Rodger_A@bokomo.co.za
> Subject: Help - I bought a Puch
> > > Firstly, I picked up a small but very cute off road bike yesterday not =
> knowing anything about it and taking the previous owners word that she =
> would run by simply replacing the barrel and head that were removed. I =
> have now discovered that this is a Puch with the stamp E50 on the =
> engine. The engine number is 4417888. The carb has the word BING on it =
> and the numbers 1/17/165. The front tyre is a 2.50 - 14 nobbly and the =
> rear is a 2.75/3.00 - 12 nobbly.
> HELP please - I would like any one of you brilliant authorities out =
> there to respond so that I can ask you some pretty stupid questions =
> regarding getting her up and going (oil quantities, how the automatic =
> works, does it have one, two or three gears e.t.c.)
> Secondly, has anyone, apart from Hans, heard of a RAP 55 - let me know =
> please.
> Cheers=20
> Andrew R
> > >


Date: Sun, 08 Feb 1998 00:02:58 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802071242.DAA12117@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


They do work fine, but they aren't street legal. Ask the dealer you bought
it from.

Michael Liu

On Sat, 7 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Fri, 6 Feb 1998 14:56:51 EST
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: Gokartridr@aol.com
> Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle
> > > i use my bi-turbo on the street and it works fine and it is street legal
> > >


Date: Sat, 07 Feb 1998 21:46:32 -0800
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: bunson@bc.sympatico.ca
Subject: Honda repair manual


I would appreciate any information that would help me track down
a repair manual,either a factory issue or Haynes/Chilton version for my
1974 HONDA PC50 moped.
Thanks for your help.
Ian Munro,
MISSION, B.C.,
CANADA.



Date: Sat, 07 Feb 1998 22:04:09 PST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: troy_sypien@hotmail.com
Subject: PUCH Pedcock


I have a 1980 PUCH newport. I am looking for a pedcock handle. Just
the handle. I have all of the other parts. Please e-mail me back if
anyone has one for sale. Thanks, Troy



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Date: Sun, 8 Feb 1998 11:32:10 GMT
To: From: Philip.Kuhl@ping.be
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


There have been a lot of posting recently about what qualifies a motorized
bike as a moped, fast mopeds, and dealings with the police. Let me add a
few comments. I AM a cop in the US State of Viginia (although currently on
military duty at NATO in Belgium); I ride a Peugeot 103.

What qualifies a bike as a moped, licensing/insurance requirements, operator
minimum age, etc., all vary from state to state in the US. In Virginia a
moped may not have an engine larger than 50cc displacement AND may not
develop more than two brake horsepower, may not have a maximum speed faster
than 30 mph, and must have working pedals that can propel the moped without
use of the motor. But Virginia requirements do not apply anywhere except in
Virginia! The best way to get accurate information about the laws where you
live is simply to telephone or visit your local department of motor vehicles
or police department.

Note that if your moped does not meet your locality's legal requirements,
regardless of whether that's as a result of the way the moped was built or
because of modifications you make, it is no longer a moped -- it is a
motorcycle. Thus, if I bought one of those nifty, pedal-less models that
Peugeot sells here in Belgium, I could drive it as a moped in Belgium but
would have to register as a motorcycle in Virginia. Or, if I modify my
moped so it can go faster than 30 mph or has more than 50cc engine
displacement, my Peugeot has become a motorcycle and I must register it as
such if I ride it on the public streets and highways of Virginia. That's
the law.

You make a serious error if you assume that the police do not know the law
regarding the legality of mopeds in their jurisdiction. Any profession has
its share of Dim Bulbs, but the police's job is to enforce laws, and the
police have to know the law in order to enforce it! Most officers also have
their own copies of the major motor vehicle laws in their cruisers, and if
not, they have radios on which they can check with the police station. As a
moped rider it does not hurt to carry a copy of applicable moped laws with
you (although personally I think that is unnecessary and I would not do it
myself), you are far better off using your legal recourses: If you are
ticketed by the police for something that you are convinced is legal, go to
court on court day and argue your case in front of the judge! He'll throw
the case out and likely reprimand the policeman if you are right. If you
are actually arrested (not just ticketed) by a policeman for you believe is
legal, and a court agrees with you, you should consider filing a lawsuit
against that policeman for false arrest.

Remember that when you choose to operate a moped (or a bicycle, for that
matter) on public streets, by making that choice you have agreed that you
know and will obey the traffic laws of the jurisdiction where you operate
that bike/moped. You can't claim ignorance of the law ("I didn't know I
wasn't allowed to make my moped go 40mph!") and get away with it in court.
If you choose to operate your moped ONLY off the public streets and on
private property only (such as on a farm), none of these motor vehicle rules
apply make you can turn your moped into a rocket to your heart's desire.
But you had better not RIDE that moped on public streets in order to get to
that private property! So speed kits are legal to sell; they just can't
legally be installed on mopeds operated on public streets unless the moped
owner now meets all motorcycle licensing/registration requirements.

Are cops going to catch you if you disobey the law? Maybe yes, maybe no --
we can't be everywhere at once! But when I see a moped travelling at 40
mph, I catch him. When I see a speed kit on a moped operating on the public
streets, the rider gets ticketed. And mopeds are common enough where I work
that the rest of the officers in the department know what to look for too.

The upshot: It couldn't be easier to find out what is legal and what is not
where you live. And no one is trying to keep anyone from enjoying the fun
that riding a moped offers. But there are rules you have to follow. You,
and no one else, are responsible for doing that. If you do obey them, you
are going to have a lot of fun with your moped. If you don't obey them, no
excuses you offer will cut it in court, and it is likely going to be very
expensive for you.

It's your choice.

Phil Kuhl
Philip.Kuhl@ping.be



Date: Sun, 8 Feb 1998 07:41:05 -0600
To: "'daugava@nothnbut.net'" From: mathisj@william.jewell.edu
Subject: Swap meet


On Saturday, February 21, of this year, there will be a scooter swap
meet in Ankeney, Iowa
just north of DesMoines.

I plan to be there with two Motobecane mopeds to sell.

Please pass the word around about this midwest event.

All types of scooters and mopeds will be there.




Date: Mon, 9 Feb 1998 12:42:56 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Chuck984@aol.com
Subject: looking for moped info


i'm out to buy my first moped, but having trouble finding info on different
makes/models. Could anyone give me a hand (what to look for, what to avoid,
etc.). Thanks in advance!

~Chuck
Chuck984@aol.com



Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 08:47:02 +-200
To: "'Moped Mailing List'" From: Rodger_A@bokomo.co.za
Subject: Moped tour from Holland to South Africa


1. Please forward this to the gentleman (Antoine - I think?) who wants =
to tour to South Africa. I live in Cape Town, South Africa and perhaps I =
can be of assistance to him and his fellow tourers for information, =
accommodation or anything else. I am originally from Zimbabwe and still =
have family there so I may be able to help there as well if I can. =
Perhaps you can forward his address to me and I can contact him directly =
- I was forced to delete my mail last week so I don't have his address =
any more.
2. It appears as if our mailserver is giving trouble which explains why =
I have not heard from the mailing list for a few days now - please don't =
give up on me, I still want to receive mail. I apologise for any =
inconvenience.



Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 16:58:02 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: AaronM428@aol.com
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


In a message dated 98-02-07 04:43:25 EST, you write:

<< So if I take my stock pipe, cut off the rear half, and weld on a small
glasspack, I've got basically the same thing for $20, no? >>
I'm not certain that it would be the same, and remember the two-cycle's
dependance on the proper muffler for proper functioning. It's just me, but I
seem to think that the Biturbo company has more knowledge of what the pipe
should be like than we do. Lastly, altering the stock pipe may void the
warrenty, my dealer honors the normal Tomos warrenty even with the Biturbo
because he put it on, most certainly the warrenty will not be honored if you
take a cutting torch to your stock pipe.



Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 17:03:46 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: AaronM428@aol.com
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


In a message dated 98-02-07 04:47:03 EST, you write:

<< Demm, Ducati, Motom, Moto Morini and there are some more, believe me...
In Germany they even built a Diesel attachment engine (Lohmann)
There is much more out there then we all know... >>
Why build a Diesel moped? They accelerate slow enough already.



Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 22:08:27 +0000
To: BookSwop-TFS@puntonew.com
From: BookSwop-TFS@puntonew.com
Subject: query


hello,
my name is cian barry, i would like to know how much, in your opinion,
a second-hand, 50cc, Neds, bike with about 2000 km and about three to
four months old???
please, reply as soon as possible
Thank you
yours sincerely,
Cian barry



Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 17:02:22 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: AaronM428@aol.com
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


In a message dated 98-02-07 04:43:41 EST, you write:

<< Anyway, that section is easily removable from the pipe, and having been
removed, yielded almost no noticable gains in performance.
>> Regardless, you can expect a 10+mph gain in top speed and noticable increase
in acceleration (can hang with some cars up to 15mph when tranny shifts to
2nd.)



Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 18:39:54 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: CrUsHeR78@aol.com
Subject: Re: Help - I bought a Puch


Is the puch a little white dirt bike, because if it is I have all the parts.



Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 18:36:57 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: CrUsHeR78@aol.com
Subject: Re: Help - I bought a Puch


On all puch mopeds there is a little cup attached to the bottom of ther gas
cap. You fill it with 2 cycle engine oil and mix it with 1 quart of gas. Or
you can just use the same mixture that you would use to run a weedwacker,
chainsaw, or leaf blower. As far as the transmission goes, most puches were
single speed, but if it says Puch in big letters on the side of the engine it
is probably a two speed. You want to fill both transmissions with type F
automatic transmission fluid. To get the moped running you want to check if
it has spark, and you should clean out the carborator. To clean the carb just
take it apart and clean out all the jets with carb cleaner or WD40.



Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 18:42:02 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: MaytagTwin@aol.com
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


In a message dated 98-02-10 18:30:57 EST, you write:

<< Subj: Re: The Tomos saga continues...
Date: 98-02-10 18:30:57 EST
From: daugava@nothnbut.net
Reply-to: daugava@nothnbut.net
To: daugava@nothnbut.net (Moped Mailing List)

*************************************************
Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 17:03:46 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: AaronM428@aol.com
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


In a message dated 98-02-07 04:47:03 EST, you write:

<< Demm, Ducati, Motom, Moto Morini and there are some more, believe me...
In Germany they even built a Diesel attachment engine (Lohmann)
There is much more out there then we all know... >>
Why build a Diesel moped? They accelerate slow enough already.


>> Who knows more about this diesel moped? I would love to have such a machine.
Ron Carroll
Nokesville, Virginia USA
maytagtwin@aol.com



Date: Sun, 15 Feb 1998 17:53:23 -0700
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: danyo@montrose.net
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Sun, 8 Feb 1998 11:32:10 GMT
> To: > From: Philip.Kuhl@ping.be
> Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle
> > There have been a lot of posting recently about what qualifies a
> motorized
> bike as a moped, fast mopeds, and dealings with the police. Let me
> add a
> few comments. I AM a cop in the US State of Viginia (although
> currently on
> military duty at NATO in Belgium); I ride a Peugeot 103.
> > What qualifies a bike as a moped, licensing/insurance requirements,
> operator
> minimum age, etc., all vary from state to state in the US. In
> Virginia a
> moped may not have an engine larger than 50cc displacement AND may not
> > develop more than two brake horsepower, may not have a maximum speed
> faster
> than 30 mph, and must have working pedals that can propel the moped
> without
> use of the motor. But Virginia requirements do not apply anywhere
> except in
> Virginia! The best way to get accurate information about the laws
> where you
> live is simply to telephone or visit your local department of motor
> vehicles
> or police department.
> > Note that if your moped does not meet your locality's legal
> requirements,
> regardless of whether that's as a result of the way the moped was
> built or
> because of modifications you make, it is no longer a moped -- it is a
> motorcycle. Thus, if I bought one of those nifty, pedal-less models
> that
> Peugeot sells here in Belgium, I could drive it as a moped in Belgium
> but
> would have to register as a motorcycle in Virginia. Or, if I modify
> my
> moped so it can go faster than 30 mph or has more than 50cc engine
> displacement, my Peugeot has become a motorcycle and I must register
> it as
> such if I ride it on the public streets and highways of Virginia.
> That's
> the law.
> > You make a serious error if you assume that the police do not know the
> law
> regarding the legality of mopeds in their jurisdiction. Any
> profession has
> its share of Dim Bulbs, but the police's job is to enforce laws, and
> the
> police have to know the law in order to enforce it! Most officers
> also have
> their own copies of the major motor vehicle laws in their cruisers,
> and if
> not, they have radios on which they can check with the police
> station. As a
> moped rider it does not hurt to carry a copy of applicable moped laws
> with
> you (although personally I think that is unnecessary and I would not
> do it
> myself), you are far better off using your legal recourses: If you
> are
> ticketed by the police for something that you are convinced is legal,
> go to
> court on court day and argue your case in front of the judge! He'll
> throw
> the case out and likely reprimand the policeman if you are right. If
> you
> are actually arrested (not just ticketed) by a policeman for you
> believe is
> legal, and a court agrees with you, you should consider filing a
> lawsuit
> against that policeman for false arrest.
> > Remember that when you choose to operate a moped (or a bicycle, for
> that
> matter) on public streets, by making that choice you have agreed that
> you
> know and will obey the traffic laws of the jurisdiction where you
> operate
> that bike/moped. You can't claim ignorance of the law ("I didn't know
> I
> wasn't allowed to make my moped go 40mph!") and get away with it in
> court.
> If you choose to operate your moped ONLY off the public streets and on
> > private property only (such as on a farm), none of these motor vehicle
> rules
> apply make you can turn your moped into a rocket to your heart's
> desire.
> But you had better not RIDE that moped on public streets in order to
> get to
> that private property! So speed kits are legal to sell; they just
> can't
> legally be installed on mopeds operated on public streets unless the
> moped
> owner now meets all motorcycle licensing/registration requirements.
> > Are cops going to catch you if you disobey the law? Maybe yes, maybe
> no --
> we can't be everywhere at once! But when I see a moped travelling at
> 40
> mph, I catch him. When I see a speed kit on a moped operating on the
> public
> streets, the rider gets ticketed. And mopeds are common enough where
> I work
> that the rest of the officers in the department know what to look for
> too.
> > The upshot: It couldn't be easier to find out what is legal and what
> is not
> where you live. And no one is trying to keep anyone from enjoying the
> fun
> that riding a moped offers. But there are rules you have to follow.
> You,
> and no one else, are responsible for doing that. If you do obey them,
> you
> are going to have a lot of fun with your moped. If you don't obey
> them, no
> excuses you offer will cut it in court, and it is likely going to be
> very
> expensive for you.
> > It's your choice.
> > Phil Kuhl
> Philip.Kuhl@ping.be

Feb 10, 1998

Phil:

Yes sir!!!!! I couldn't have said it better myself (probably not as
well). All of you guys out there trying to be all that you can be
should understand that most of our laws regardless of the state are
there for our safety and well being. Even though I love motorcyling, I'd
be real upset to find another cyclist tearing up my property or even
worse hurting one of my family because he had a brain "f--t" and didn't
obey the rules of the road.

Phil has said it all. Enough from me!

Dan



Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 19:33:38 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802110217.RAA27042@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: Help - I bought a Puch


which part of the USA are you in?

Michael Liu

On Tue, 10 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Sat, 7 Feb 1998 07:29:26 EST
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: Jtovet@aol.com
> Subject: Re; Help - I bought a Puch
> > > In a message dated 98-02-07 04:44:53 EST, you write:
> > << HELP please - I would like any one of you brilliant authorities out =
> there to respond so that I can ask you some pretty stupid questions =
> regarding getting her up and going (oil quantities, how the automatic =
> works, does it have one, two or three gears e.t.c.) >> > > Hi...my 16 year old son, picked up a similar "situation" and is getting quite
> discouraged. I would like to help him out.....(his too is an old puch...78)
> Would you be so kind as to forward any responses you get on to me? I have
> similar requests for help out, and I'll be happy to do the same....
> Thanks
> Jim (Dad) & Andy (Son) :)
> > >


Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 19:43:38 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802110223.RAA27331@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: PUCH Pedcock


I don't think anyone is going to just sell you the petcock handle. The
entire assembly is around $20. My handle fell off mine, but the assemlbly
itself was still intact-I supposed I could have welded on a new one or
just bypassed it all together (that's illegal in NY), but I sprang for a
new one. Steve's: mopedmoped@aol.com and Andover: andover@aol.com have new
ones. Mickey's: tomostomos@aol.com has new ones and he even might have
used ones.

Michael Liu

On Tue, 10 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Sat, 07 Feb 1998 22:04:09 PST
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: troy_sypien@hotmail.com
> Subject: PUCH Pedcock
> > > I have a 1980 PUCH newport. I am looking for a pedcock handle. Just
> the handle. I have all of the other parts. Please e-mail me back if
> anyone has one for sale. Thanks, Troy
> > > > ______________________________________________________
> Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
> > >


Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 19:44:50 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802110226.RAA27436@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: query


what's a Neds bike?

Michael Liu

On Tue, 10 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 22:08:27 +0000
> To: BookSwop-TFS@puntonew.com
> From: BookSwop-TFS@puntonew.com
> Subject: query
> > > hello,
> my name is cian barry, i would like to know how much, in your opinion,
> a second-hand, 50cc, Neds, bike with about 2000 km and about three to
> four months old???
> please, reply as soon as possible
> Thank you
> yours sincerely,
> Cian barry
> > >


Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 19:39:17 -0500
To: From: bigjem@sprintmail.com
Subject: Re: "Moped Digest" #85


I have a 1980 Puch Maxi Two and was wondering if anybody would be able to
tell me where I am able to get a manual for it. I was also wondering if any
body would be able to help me find a wiring diagram for it. (Prefferably in
english)



Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 19:59:08 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: paltron@interlog.com
Subject: Re: Piaggio Grande Repair Manual


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > *************************************************
> Date: Sat, 7 Feb 1998 08:21:25 EST
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: Huvz@aol.com
> Subject: Re: Piaggio Grande Repair Manual
> > Dan,
> I recently bought a manual for same. The Vespa Supershop in San Diego has
> everything you need for your bike.
> There was no repair manual specifically for the Grande. You will have to
> use the one that covers the CIAO and BRAVO models. They are similar.
> They do have a parts book for the GRANDE.
> I just finished major repairs on my Grande, motor off, etc.
> I would be willing to copy mine, or portions thereof.
> Scott H
> huvz@sprintmail.com
Sorry to interrupt but the Grande IS NOT the same as either the Ciao or
Bravo. Different angine, different tranny, different pulley.



Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 18:06:15 -0800
To: From: dlucas@fred.fhcrc.org
Subject: Re: Piaggio Grande Repair Manual


Hi there to Scott H- I saw your message about the Grande. I recently became
a Grande owner, but it is in a few pieces. I have some, not tons, of
experience repairing a Ciao (highly related). Since you rebuilt one, is
there anything specific you found about a Grande that you wish you knew
going in (like "oh geez don't take THAT off")?

thanks,
dave



Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 21:52:05 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: paltron@interlog.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


> *************************************************
> Date: Sun, 8 Feb 1998 11:32:10 GMT
> To: > From: Philip.Kuhl@ping.be
> Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle

Good reading, folks. And let me support it with a picture.
http://www.starhosting.com/daugava/z/moped/mop-takedown.jpg



Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 22:14:03 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: pinhead@ufl.edu
Subject: Power, speed, and My Tomos


Hmmm. All this talk of spending mucho money, coupled with Mr. Kuhl's
minor dissertation on police machismo and moped mods is all remarkably
discouraging.... (As a side note, Florida's laws on mopeds are nearly
identical to Virgina's. And unfortunately, Gaineville cops are about as
unforgiving.)

I was actually sorta joking out of exasperation when I mentioned cutting
the stock exhaust pipe. I have been doing some outside resaerch on
2-stroke physics, and found that many of the laws that I grew up with as
a 4-stroker still apply. Velocity stacks, expansion chambers and tuned
ports aren't just for mopeds. :)

As for my warantee, I appreciate the thought, but somehow I doubt Tomos
has a 10 year warantee. (The informational literature at Sanderson's
Cycle here in Gainesville says 6 months)

So at this point I'm growing rather frustrated. And starting to
formulate options... (sometimes a dangerous sign)

1: Leave well enough alone, and continue facing 34'th street as a
near-death experiance.

2: Spend between $100-$350 on hi-performance parts (bi-turbo exhaust,
70cc kit, new carb, etc) and hope that my engine/brakes/suspension can
take it, bringing my total investment in this bike to as high as $700,
which I can never hope to recoup when I sell it and leave Gainesville
for good in two years.

3: Sell it right now, easily re-couping my initial $350 investment in
this fluid market, and spend $800-$1,000 on a motorcycle, on which I can
easily re-coup my investment when the time comes. (all prices US $)

#1 scares me to death, #2 worries me financially, legally, and
safety-wise, and #3 means several more months of macaroni and cheese. If
I'm lucky.

Life is never simple.


-=>Joe Perez<=-
-=>pinhead@ufl.edu<=-



Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 22:44:15 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Huvz@aol.com
Subject: '66 Garelli minibike


I have a '66 Garelli mini-bike. It has a three or four speed trans. The
piston sets vertical in the engine.
I have heard of "mini-bat" or "mini-moke", not sure what I have. Anybody
have info on these?
This one is nice, but has engine trouble at present. I need a parts &
information source.
Thank YOU
Scott H

Note:
Exhaust is "scrambler style" with a chrome shield. (hi-pipe) Marked FRANCONI



Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 23:21:45 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: PedAction@aol.com
Subject: Re: my moped experience


Dan, While I respect my elders and other pedder's advice, I do have to
disagree on this one. I ran the light within 2 seconds of it turning red. It
would be nearly impossible for any stock domestic automobile to have enough
acceleration to harm myself or them in any way. This would require a high
performance application and lightning quick reflexes from the driver. Sorry to
prove you wrong, but I will leave you with this consolation. I have not
violated any traffic violations after that day, and every time I go pedding
now, I will heed your advice. M@tt



Date: Wed, 11 Feb 1998 09:38:53 +0100
To: From: hansn@xs4all.nl
Subject: Re: Honda repair manual


Hello Ian, fellow mopedeers,
At 17:02 10-02-98 EST, you wrote:
>*************************************************
>I would appreciate any information that would help me track down
>a repair manual,either a factory issue or Haynes/Chilton version for my
>1974 HONDA PC50 moped.

I guess you've tried Haynes already?

I've got the Haynes manual, the ISBN number is 0 85696 317 8
In my experience having a ISBN number is a advantage in a search for a book..

Adress for Haynes:
Haynes publishing group
861 Lawrence drive
Newbury Park
California 91320

As a last resort, I could try to get it over here (Netherlands EU) or make
a copy of mine.

Cheers,




Hans Hartman



Date: Wed, 11 Feb 1998 09:51:18 +0100
To: From: hansn@xs4all.nl
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


Hello,
At 17:02 10-02-98 EST, I wrote about four-stroke mopeds:

><< Demm, Ducati, Motom, Moto Morini and there are some more, believe me...
> In Germany they even built a Diesel attachment engine (Lohmann)
> There is much more out there then we all know... >> > >Why build a Diesel moped? They accelerate slow enough already.

The (two-stroke) diesel was built in the 50's. In those days a moped
(bicycle attachment) was normal transport for the average people in Europe,
the diesel was very economic. Diesel always was and is significally cheaper
then gasoline in Europe, the little Lohmann used a teaspoon of diesel on a
kilometer!
That was a major advantage in those days, that they had to peddle along
with the engine uphill and against the wind, was taken for granted..


Cheers,



Hans Hartman



Date: Wed, 11 Feb 1998 08:46:06 -0500
To: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
From: SearsPucher@webtv.net
Subject: Sears Puch


Hi Mike,
I think you got it wrong. I enjoy SAMOC
(Sears Allstate Motorcycle Owners Club)
I was just over Bill Murar's house yesterday. He's getting ready for
the vintage bike races down in Daytona.
One of the members is making license plates saying "I'd Rather Be
Riding My Sears Allstate Motocycle" I had to have one, I snagged 1 of
Bills.
Since there are few Sears owners in the U.S. and Canada, Bill has
managed for us to contact and help one another with the quarterly
newsletter.
Between the club,moped digest,(including picking your brain, Thank You)
and my own basic mechanical skills, I'm enjoying working on the Sabres
alot.(can't spell emensly?)

I'm Gone !!!!!!!!!!



Date: Wed, 11 Feb 1998 10:43:16 -0500
To: chrislo@cfw.com
From: chrislo@cfw.com
Subject: its de cops!!


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> There have been a lot of posting recently about what qualifies a motorized
> bike as a moped, fast mopeds, and dealings with the police. I AM a cop in the US >State of Viginia (although currently on military duty at NATO in Belgium); I ride a >Peugeot 103.

a spy, a spy! on a moped! in my home state too!!

>No one is trying to keep anyone from enjoying the fun
> that riding a moped offers. But there are rules you have to follow. You,
> and no one else, are responsible for doing that. If you do obey them, you
> are going to have a lot of fun with your moped. If you don't obey them, no
> excuses you offer will cut it in court, and it is likely going to be very
> expensive for you. It's your choice.
> > Phil Kuhl
> Philip.Kuhl@ping.be

but there you have it. its the "sad" truth: ya gotta obey the law. one
might add that "classic" mopeds arent designed to go much faster than 30
mph with their tiny drum brakes, etc. the "loophole" in above text: a
quiet moped modified for good acceleration and a top end of ca. 40 mph
is not a bad way to ride.



Date: Wed, 11 Feb 1998 10:52:06 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: paltron@interlog.com
Subject: Re: looking for moped info


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > *************************************************
> Date: Mon, 9 Feb 1998 12:42:56 EST
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: Chuck984@aol.com
> Subject: looking for moped info
> > i'm out to buy my first moped, but having trouble finding info on different
> makes/models. Could anyone give me a hand (what to look for, what to avoid,
> etc.). Thanks in advance!
> > ~Chuck
> Chuck984@aol.com
Visit the Moped Magazine at
http://www.interlog.com/~paltron/moped



Date: Wed, 11 Feb 1998 11:14:28 -0500
To: chrislo@cfw.com
From: chrislo@cfw.com
Subject: outlaw tactics


i knew this french kid in germany - we were painters apprentices
together - and we both had a zuendapp zd 25 (top speed 25kmh). while
mine was 15 kmh too fast (oops), his did 60 kmh. not only that, he took
most of his muffler, mirrors and other features off, never cleaned it,
rode on worn tires, ignored the new helmet law. to boot, he was highly
visible in a silver jacket when he ran those red lights and careened
thru traffic.
first time busted, he was to report to the police station with his moped
restored to factoy specs, to which he complied. then took everything
back apart again. busted again. and again. by now too lazy to fiddle
with untuning, his driving points added up.
when his apprenticeship was over he didn't pass "go", he went directly
to jail for 12 months, what money he had was spent on fines. at 18 he
was a convict who wouldn't be eligible for a drivers license till he was
21 due to his lack of responsibility on public roads.
(ironically, his stay in the pokey let him get additional education, so
afterward he got a better job than painting)
but tho i was stopped 8 times during my "career", i was never "caught".
my lousy $200/month paycheck was spent on better things - or o i
thought.
to this day i dont quite understand why andre did what he did and how he
thought he could get away with it (let the shrinks figure it out); he'd
stacked the odds far too high against himself.
if you want to tease and provoke the cops, if thats your hobby, dont do
it on a moped. it looks silly and it make the others look bad.



Date: Wed, 11 Feb 1998 15:54:56 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: AaronM428@aol.com
Subject: Re: looking for moped info


In a message dated 98-02-10 18:28:53 EST, you write:

<< i'm out to buy my first moped, but having trouble finding info on different
makes/models. Could anyone give me a hand (what to look for, what to avoid,
etc.). Thanks in advance!>>
I can only speak for myself, Chuck, but my Tomos has run perfectly with only
minimal maintenance (1 spark plug per 600KM.+ gas and oil). The only snag I
ran into is that my HT coil seems to be overheating because after long runs
the spark cuts out (yes, I've checked, no spark) also, my turn signal broke,
but that way my fault (took it apart to see how it was set up and I cracked
the piece of the reflector that holds one of the contacts in place). I
believe that the HT coil is only a fluke, and the turn signal can be fixed
with some wire and electrical tape.



Date: Wed, 11 Feb 1998 15:49:27 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: AaronM428@aol.com
Subject: Re: The Tomos saga continues...


In a message dated 98-02-10 18:26:03 EST, you write:

<< get a biturbo!!! >>
My thoughts exactly.



Date: Wed, 11 Feb 1998 16:02:08 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: AaronM428@aol.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


First, Phil yours was a well written and informative letter, and certainly
entirely true. However, where I live it took the police station 2 weeks to
get a copy of the moped laws for me, and the pamphlet was from 1986 (it talked
about possibly requiring helmets for those under 18 next year ;-) ). The cop
across the street knows that my moped can go 40mph, but doesn't care as long
as I don't exceed the posted speed limit. More importantly, neither did the
Highway Patrolman I pased on the country road going to the county fair. I
passed him (he was parked on the side of the road) going 40, and he waved and
smiled and aimed his radar on the next car.



Date: Wed, 11 Feb 1998 16:24:35 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Gokartridr@aol.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle


i already did



Date: Thu, 12 Feb 1998 00:53:49 +-100
To: "'daugava@nothnbut.net'" From: achg@dds.nl
Subject: AW: Moped tour from Holland to South Africa


Andrew wrote that he could possibly of help for my tour from Netherlands =
to South Africa and I certainly hope he can. I'll at least ask for =
advise. Maybe nice to know there are other people leaving (+/- 15 =
persons) with and army truck to Capetown too (end of June from =
Amsterdam) and they are still looking for others to join them. They seem =
to be well organised (2nd time they go). It will take them a long time =
(9 moths) but joining them shorter is also possible!
see www.horizon.nl for more detail.
> > 1. Please forward this to the gentleman (Antoine - I think?) who =
wants=20
> to tour to South Africa. I live in Cape Town, South Africa and perhaps =
I=20
> can be of assistance to him and his fellow tourers for information,=20
> accommodation or anything else. I am originally from Zimbabwe and =
still=20
> have family there so I may be able to help there as well if I can.=20
> Perhaps you can forward his address to me and I can contact him =
directly=20
> - I was forced to delete my mail last week so I don't have his address =

> any more.

Greetinx

AnToine van Maarle
achg@dds.nl


Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 20:14:56 -0800 (PST)
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: daugava@mercury.colossus.net
Subject: I bought a Puch (fwd)


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From: Andrew Rodger
On Tue 10 Feb 98 18:39:54 EST CrUsHeR78@aol.com wrote:
"Is the puch a little white dirt bike"

Well it has been repainted but it is certainly a little dirt bike with a single speed auto transmission. The tank is quite squarish. Do you know these bikes - can I ask some questions. Steve H from Steve's moped world has allready kindly answered quite alot thus far - thanks Steve, however it is nice to know that there is other help available.

On Tue 10 Feb 98 18:36:57 EST CrUsHeR78@aol.com wrote:
"On all puch mopeds.............."

I have gone through all the basics and it seems that my problem is compression - I am getting 60psi and it should apparently be above 125psi - do you agree?

Hear from you soon
Andrew Rodger
Cape Town
South Africa

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Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 20:15:59 -0800 (PST)
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: daugava@mercury.colossus.net
Subject: I bought a puch (fwd)


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Hi Michael Liu
You asked from where in the USA I am from - well I'm not. I am from Cape Town, South Africa, Africa. Why do you ask?
Regards
Andrew Rodger
Cape Town
South Africa

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Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 20:17:18 -0800 (PST)
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: daugava@mercury.colossus.net
Subject: PLEASE POST THIS (fwd)


---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: bill angiolillo
If anyone is selling a cheap moped and lives in the Hanover,PA area, I am
intrested in it. Please E-mail me at Billang@geocities.com


Thanx



Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 20:17:47 -0800 (PST)
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: daugava@mercury.colossus.net
Subject: Scooter swap meet (fwd)


---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: "Mathis, Truett"
For readers who might be interested in knowing about it, there is to be
a scooter swap meet in Ankeny, Iowa on Saturday, February 21, 1998 at
the Aviation hanger, just off I - 35, on the north side of Des Moines.
The contact person is Nick Helworth at 1 - 712 - 623 - 9406, nights.

I plan on taking a couple of Motobecane mopeds to sell.

J. T. Mathis

e - mail: mathisj@william.jewell.edu



Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 20:18:50 -0800 (PST)
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: daugava@mercury.colossus.net
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle (fwd)


---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: SUPRDAVE@aol.com


I'd be interested to know that if i have a "moped" that falls outside the
typical moped criteria, that means i have to register it as a motorcycle,
right? then i presume that means i am ENTITLED to a full lane on just about
any road then, right? so theortetically, i could get on interstates and busy
roads and have just as much right to be out there as cars and semis i guess. i
may only be able to do 35-40 mph, but i'm considered to be a motorcycle then.
heh, wonder what the cops would think of a registered moped doing 25mph in the
slow lane of a major thoroughfare. as long as im going faster than the minimum
required speed limit (if applicable) on any road, i could get away with it!

david

<< There have been a lot of posting recently about what qualifies a motorized
bike as a moped, fast mopeds, and dealings with the police. Let me add a
few comments. I AM a cop in the US State of Viginia (although currently on
military duty at NATO in Belgium); I ride a Peugeot 103.

What qualifies a bike as a moped, licensing/insurance requirements, operator
minimum age, etc., all vary from state to state in the US. In Virginia a
moped may not have an engine larger than 50cc displacement AND may not
develop more than two brake horsepower, may not have a maximum speed faster
than 30 mph, and must have working pedals that can propel the moped without
use of the motor. >>


Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 22:07:33 -0600
To: "Mailing List" From: daugava@inlink.com
Subject: Fw: News flash on 1998 mopeds !!!!




----------
> From: MOPEDMOPED@aol.com
> To: daugava@nothhnbut.net
> Cc: daugava@inlink.com
> Subject: News flash on 1998 mopeds !!!!
> Date: Thursday, February 12, 1998 10:06 PM
> > February 1998
> This is an early news flash from Steve's Moped & Bicycle World in Dumont
New
> Jersey. As one of the largest suppliers of mopeds and moped parts in the
USA
> we get some pretty good news from the moped factories around the world.
New
> for 1998 anticipated from Tomos is the Targa LX moped in two new colors,
> yellow and metallic blue. They have also planned limited edition 1998
Targa LX
> where only 500 will be made. This moped will have special graphics /
decals
> and the painted parts will be gloss black. There will be lots of chrome.
A
> chrome headlight, front fork, rear shocks, exhaust and other unique
touches
> are planed. More on this as we get a little further into the season. We
are
> also expecting as slightly larger step thru model with a longer seat and
some
> more room for taller people. We are all still pushing for the BT50 for
the USA
> market as demand must be very high for Tomos to produce such a high end
moped.
> I will have all of the mopeds in stock as soon as the 1998's are
released. Of
> course the 1998 Targa LX in gloss black are already in stock.
> I will be meeting with the Puch people on March 10 and let you know what
the
> Plans and changes will be for the 1998 Puch Korrodo Moped.
> As for Kasea and Sundiro Scooter Style Mopeds are basically the same with
some
> color additions and minor improvements. I have 10 Kinetic TFR's on a
special
> for $695.00 till sold out. If you ever need information on mopeds,
parts,
> accessories or just to talk about mopeds call or e-mail me. I have it
all and
> will be glad to help you out. I am the moped specialist.
> Best Regards:
> Steve Hassa
> President
> Steve's
Moped &
> Bicycle World Inc.
> 40 Park
Avenue
> Dumont NJ 07628
> ph(201)384-7777
> fAX(201)384-7831
> E-MAIL
> MOPEDMOPED@AOL.COM
> >


Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 22:17:12 -0600
To: "Mailing List" From: daugava@inlink.com
Subject: The Moped List is back to full strength!


Ok, the hard times are over, my ISP got his acts together.
Moped List will work as it should now :)

Andrew




Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 23:51:50 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: MaytagTwin@aol.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle (fwd)


In a message dated 98-02-13 23:26:51 EST, you write:

<< right? then i presume that means i am ENTITLED to a full lane on just about
any road then, right? so theortetically, i could get on interstates and busy
roads and have just as much right to be out there as cars and semis i guess.
i
may only be able to do 35-40 mph, but i'm considered to be a motorcycle then.
heh, wonder what the cops would think of a registered moped doing 25mph in
the
slow lane of a major thoroughfare. as long as im going faster than the
minimum
required speed limit (if applicable) on any road, i could get away with it!

david >> >> David,
You can be right, and you can be dead right. Which do you think you would be?
Ron Carroll
Nokesville, Virginia
maytagtwin@aol.com



Date: Sat, 14 Feb 1998 06:14:13 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Huvz@aol.com
Subject: Re: I bought a Puch (fwd)


If the engine has not been run for a long period of time, your compression
test may not be conclusive.
I would reccomend that you pull the cylinder head, and cylinder. Inspect the
piston, rings, and cylinder. Many times you will find that over time the rings
have become stuck inthe grooves of the piston. You may be able to clean the
piston, free the rings, and re asemble.
That procedure shouldnt cost any more than time. You can re-use the head
joint if it is equipped with one. The base gasket can be cut from some good
"calendar paper", just be precise when fitting it up.
I have been able to get a few running this way, however, if you have a parts
source, you may as well invest in a set of rings at least while you have it
apart.
Good Luck
Scott H



Date: Sat, 14 Feb 1998 06:26:08 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802140721.WAA01193@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: I bought a puch (fwd)


Whoooh! I usually find out where a person is from and then see if I can
recommend a dealer in the area. Looks like I'm fresh out of ideas way
over in SOuth Africa. That's the magic of the internet!!!

Michael Liu

On Fri, 13 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Andrew Rodger > > Hi Michael Liu
> You asked from where in the USA I am from - well I'm not. I am from Cape Town, South Africa, Africa. Why do you ask?
> Regards
> Andrew Rodger
> Cape Town
> South Africa
>


Date: Sat, 14 Feb 1998 11:31:17 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: AaronM428@aol.com
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle (fwd)


In a message dated 98-02-13 23:26:48 EST, you write:

<< I'd be interested to know that if i have a "moped" that falls outside the
typical moped criteria, that means i have to register it as a motorcycle,
right? then i presume that means i am ENTITLED to a full lane on just about
any road then, right? so theortetically, i could get on interstates and busy
roads and have just as much right to be out there as cars and semis i guess.
i
may only be able to do 35-40 mph, but i'm considered to be a motorcycle then.
heh, wonder what the cops would think of a registered moped doing 25mph in
the
slow lane of a major thoroughfare. as long as im going faster than the
minimum
required speed limit (if applicable) on any road, i could get away with it!

david >>
The simple answer is "No". Motorcycles with less than five brake horsepower
are not allowed on any major highway here in Ohio, and I assume that this
awould be more or less true in any other state.



Date: Sat, 14 Feb 1998 09:22:32 -0600
To: "Mailing List" From: daugava@inlink.com
Subject: Fw: moped




----------
> From: JAnder6951@aol.com
> To: daugava@inlink.com
> Subject: moped
> Date: Tuesday, August 05, 1997 10:23 AM
> > do you have any idea what kind of mopeds they sell at the world of cycles
in
> pittsburgh???



Date: Sat, 14 Feb 1998 13:32:58 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: PedAction@aol.com
Subject: vespa


What model of vespa was it that had the scooter style and large flares on the
back. I think they were from the 50's and I think they look like Cushmans



Date: Sat, 14 Feb 1998 17:07:55 -0500
To: moped mail From: jlove1@maine.rr.com
Subject: Spark but won't run...


I've got a 1985 TRAC which wasn't getting a spark before I
replaced the ignition coil. After that it would run if I put gas in the
cylinder, there is still a jam somewhere in the carburetor or gas line
but anyway... One day my dad went and fooled around with it, messing
with the wiring of the thing. (the headlight and switches and things
weren't all corresponding). Although we got the headlight, horn,
rear/brake lights, and run/off switch working the bike won't run. When I
remove the plug from the cylinder, the plug makes a spark, but even with
starter fluid in the cylinder, the thing won't even kick... I am
completely confused, any suggestions???
Thank you very much,
Jlove



Date: Sun, 15 Feb 1998 15:54:06
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: drstupid@usa.net
Subject: Speedmeter??


Recently the speedometer on my '78 JC Penney pinto (basically a Puch Maxi) stopped working..Soo, I disconnected the cable from the speedometer and discovered that it wasn't spinning and I figured it was just broken and I'd have to get a new one. When I disconnected it from the _____ (name unkown, I'll just call it ____ for the purpose of this letter) on the front wheel I found that it wasn't broken (no trouble spinning)...This is obviosly a problem with the ____. I took it apart and I can't really tell how it works..Any suggestions?? Do I need to replace it? Can I fix it??
Thanks a lot,
Dan


____________________________________________________________________
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Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1998 12:43:56 +-200
To: "'daugava@nothnbut.net'" From: Rodger_A@bokomo.co.za
Subject: RE: I bought a puch (fwd)



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Thanks for the thought anyway.

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From: daugava@nothnbut.net[SMTP:daugava@nothnbut.net]
Sent: Saturday, February 14, 1998 8:26 AM
To: Moped Mailing List
Subject: Re: I bought a puch (fwd)

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Date: Sat, 14 Feb 1998 06:26:08 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802140721.WAA01193@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: I bought a puch (fwd)


Whoooh! I usually find out where a person is from and then see if I can
recommend a dealer in the area. Looks like I'm fresh out of ideas way
over in SOuth Africa. That's the magic of the internet!!!

Michael Liu

On Fri, 13 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Andrew Rodger > > Hi Michael Liu
> You asked from where in the USA I am from - well I'm not. I am from Cape Town, South Africa, Africa. Why do you ask?
> Regards
> Andrew Rodger
> Cape Town
> South Africa
>



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Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1998 07:56:00 -0600
To: "'daugava@nothnbut.net'" From: mathisj@william.jewell.edu
Subject: RE: The Moped List is back to full strength!


Dear Moped enthusiasts:
Would it be appropriate or even legal to mention classified ads for
mopeds that we see in our local newspapers in this forum? I don't want
to run into any legal problems with this, so if its not a good idea, let
me know.
Thanks,
J. T. Mathis
e - mail: mathisj@william.jewell.edu
> ----------
> From: daugava@nothnbut.net
> Reply To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> Sent: Friday, February 13, 1998 10:17 PM
> To: Moped Mailing List
> Subject: The Moped List is back to full strength!
> > *************************************************
> Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 22:17:12 -0600
> To: "Mailing List" > From: daugava@inlink.com
> Subject: The Moped List is back to full strength!
> > > Ok, the hard times are over, my ISP got his acts together.
> Moped List will work as it should now :)
> > Andrew
> > >


Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1998 11:13:32 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: CrUsHeR78@aol.com
Subject: Re: Spark but won't run...


sometimes those mopeds wont run unless the carb is functioning, even starere
fluid doesn't work



Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1998 12:12:17 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: paltron@interlog.com
Subject: Re: Spark but won't run...


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > *************************************************
> Date: Sat, 14 Feb 1998 17:07:55 -0500
> To: moped mail > From: jlove1@maine.rr.com
> Subject: Spark but won't run...
> > I've got a 1985 TRAC which wasn't getting a spark before I
> replaced the ignition coil. After that it would run if I put gas in the
> cylinder, there is still a jam somewhere in the carburetor or gas line
> but anyway... One day my dad went and fooled around with it, messing
> with the wiring of the thing. (the headlight and switches and things
> weren't all corresponding). Although we got the headlight, horn,
> rear/brake lights, and run/off switch working the bike won't run. When I
> remove the plug from the cylinder, the plug makes a spark, but even with
> starter fluid in the cylinder, the thing won't even kick... I am
> completely confused, any suggestions???
> Thank you very much,
> Jlove
Your Dad may have shorted (groundd) the kill-circuit, which is often
part of the light switch assembly. Try to disconnect everything from the
magneto, except the ignition lead and try then. If you get spark, you
should have ignition too.
Alternatively, the magneto flywheel could have moved off the proper
timing setting and needs to be reset.



Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1998 12:27:57 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: 6828t@bright.net
Subject: Re: Spark but won't run...



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Hi
 Check your spark to see if firing at the right time. Put your finger over
spark plug hole and turn engine over. It should fire the plug at the time
the cylinder pressure is the greatest in the cylinder ( top dead center)
This is shade tree mechanic way to check but it works if done right.
Practice makes perfect. Anyway this will give you some type of idea what is
going on . First thing I would say it is in the fuel. 2nd don't us any more
starting fluid, It dries the cylinder out. When you chock the engine does
the spark plug get wet? ( unburned gas) Have you done any work to the carb,
like turn any screws. Check your fuel line make sure you have fuel to the
carb. If fuel there your float might be stuck shut. Rehook fuel line and
take the fuel cap off tank blow in tank( build a little pressure in fuel
tank. This might unstick the float. There is one more thing you can do to
unstick the float if that did not work. I will here from other people on the
list for this one!!!! While you have some air pressure in the tank take a
soft face hammer or better yet use the handle of your screw driver ( wood
best) look real good at the carb and make sure that you are not tapping on
any adjusting screw or anything important, ( and tap lightly on the bowl of
crab LIGHTLY is the key word) if you get gas to the cylinder then you know
what you need to do like rebuild the carb. Remember take all advice with a
grain of salt and do only what you are sure about!! It's your moped to do
with as you wish!!!!
Good Luck
Bob Taylor

daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date:  Sat, 14 Feb 1998 17:07:55 -0500
> To:  moped mail > From: jlove1@maine.rr.com
> Subject:  Spark but won't run...
> >       I've got a 1985 TRAC which wasn't getting a spark before I
> replaced the ignition coil. After that it would run if I put gas in the
> cylinder, there is still a jam somewhere in the carburetor or gas line
> but anyway... One day my dad went and fooled around with it, messing
> with the wiring of the thing. (the headlight and switches and things
> weren't all corresponding). Although we got the headlight, horn,
> rear/brake lights, and run/off switch working the bike won't run. When I
> remove the plug from the cylinder, the plug makes a spark, but even with
> starter fluid in the cylinder, the thing won't even kick... I am
> completely confused, any suggestions???
>     Thank you very much,
>             Jlove

 

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Hi

 Check your spark to see if firing at the right time. Put your
finger over spark plug hole and turn engine over. It should fire the plug
at the time the cylinder pressure is the greatest in the cylinder ( top
dead center) This is shade tree mechanic way to check but it works if done
right. Practice makes perfect. Anyway this will give you some type of idea
what is going on . First thing I would say it is in the fuel. 2nd don't
us any more starting fluid, It dries the cylinder out. When you chock the
engine does the spark plug get wet? ( unburned gas) Have you done any work
to the carb, like turn any screws. Check your fuel line make sure you have
fuel to the carb. If fuel there your float might be stuck shut. Rehook
fuel line and take the fuel cap off tank blow in tank( build a little pressure
in fuel tank. This might unstick the float. There is one more thing you
can do to unstick the float if that did not work. I will here from other
people on the list for this one!!!! While you have some air pressure in
the tank take a soft face hammer or better yet use the handle of your screw
driver ( wood best) look real good at the carb and make sure that you are
not tapping on any adjusting screw or anything important, ( and tap lightly
on the bowl of crab LIGHTLY is the key word) if you get gas to the
cylinder then you know what you need to do like rebuild the carb. Remember
take all advice with a grain of salt and do only what you are sure about!! It's your moped to do with as you wish!!!!
Good Luck
Bob Taylor

daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

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Date:  Sat, 14 Feb 1998 17:07:55 -0500

To:  moped mail <daugava@nothnbut.net>
From: jlove1@maine.rr.com

Subject:  Spark but won't run...

      I've got a 1985 TRAC which wasn't getting
a spark before I

replaced the ignition coil. After that it would run if I put gas in
the

cylinder, there is still a jam somewhere in the carburetor or gas line

but anyway... One day my dad went and fooled around with it, messing

with the wiring of the thing. (the headlight and switches and things

weren't all corresponding). Although we got the headlight, horn,

rear/brake lights, and run/off switch working the bike won't run. When
I

remove the plug from the cylinder, the plug makes a spark, but even
with

starter fluid in the cylinder, the thing won't even kick... I am

completely confused, any suggestions???

    Thank you very much,

            Jlove

 
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Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1998 12:21:42 -0800
To: agner@erols.com
From: agner@erols.com
Subject: Re: The Moped List is back to full strength!


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > *************************************************
> Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1998 07:56:00 -0600
> To: "'daugava@nothnbut.net'" > From: mathisj@william.jewell.edu
> Subject: RE: The Moped List is back to full strength!
> > Dear Moped enthusiasts:
> Would it be appropriate or even legal to mention classified ads for
> mopeds that we see in our local newspapers in this forum? I don't want
> to run into any legal problems with this, so if its not a good idea, let
> me know.
> Thanks,
> J. T. Mathis
> e - mail: mathisj@william.jewell.edu
> > ----------
> > From: daugava@nothnbut.net
> > Reply To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> > Sent: Friday, February 13, 1998 10:17 PM
> > To: Moped Mailing List
> > Subject: The Moped List is back to full strength!
> > > > *************************************************
> > Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 22:17:12 -0600
> > To: "Mailing List" > > From: daugava@inlink.com
> > Subject: The Moped List is back to full strength!
> > > > > > Ok, the hard times are over, my ISP got his acts together.
> > Moped List will work as it should now :)
> > > > Andrew
> > > > > > If you are publishing public information to others that is intended for
public distribution, I don't think you'll have to worry. If someone
didn't want their name/number published, they shouldn't publish it in
the newspaper to begin with. Further, it's not like you're reprinting a
copyrighted story verbatim, and you're giving credit to your source,
just like you would if you wrote an article in a newspaper or term
paper. John from NJ



Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1998 19:52:30 +0100
To: From: hansn@xs4all.nl
Subject: bicycle attachment


Hello fellow mopedeers,

Look what I found on the web: http://motorbike.city.at
It's all in German, but the pictures say it all. It's an Italian built
Mosquito engine as far as I can see.

For the guy who wanted a Diesel engine; The few of these diesels that are
left are very popular amongst collectors, so with those prices I think
you're better of buying something new..


Cheers,



Hans Hartman



Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1998 19:59:55 +0100
To: From: hansn@xs4all.nl
Subject: RE: The Moped List is back to full strength!


At 07:56 16-02-98 -0600, J. T. Mathis wrote:
>*************************************************
>From: mathisj@william.jewell.edu
>Subject: RE: The Moped List is back to full strength!
> > >Dear Moped enthusiasts:
>Would it be appropriate or even legal to mention classified ads for
>mopeds that we see in our local newspapers in this forum? I don't want
>to run into any legal problems with this, so if its not a good idea, let
>me know.

Well, I don't think there would be any legal problem. But hey, I'm from
Europe, wouldn't suprise me a bit if you got sued in US..
Problem with local newspapers is, that those mopeds are too far away for
any of us, even the people in the USA. I think it's not a good idea, but
I'm can't stop you if you do...

Cheers,



Hans Hartman



Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1998 17:52:26 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: rmauldi@CLEMSON.EDU
Subject: Importing Mopeds



Could you put me on your mailing list at a new address, I graduated from
school and my new address is MauldinRestorations@juno.com Also, I am
planning on starting my own business- importing mopeds!!! Can you send me
any info you may have on who is looking for a US distributor.

Thanks,
Clarke M.

P.S. I'm serious- I've got a 7,000 sq. ft. warehouse and plenty of
capital- please help me hook up with someone- you are welcome to pass my
address along to a reputable business. Thanks



Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 01:45:52 +0100
To: "Peter Staal" From: staal@westbrabant.net
Subject: Re: Spark but won't run...



-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: daugava@nothnbut.net Aan: Moped Mailing List Datum: maandag 16 februari 1998 16:09
Onderwerp: Spark but won't run...


>*************************************************
>Date: Sat, 14 Feb 1998 17:07:55 -0500
>To: moped mail >From: jlove1@maine.rr.com
>Subject: Spark but won't run...
> > > I've got a 1985 TRAC which wasn't getting a spark before I
>replaced the ignition coil. After that it would run if I put gas in the
>cylinder, there is still a jam somewhere in the carburetor or gas line
>but anyway... One day my dad went and fooled around with it, messing
>with the wiring of the thing. (the headlight and switches and things
>weren't all corresponding). Although we got the headlight, horn,
>rear/brake lights, and run/off switch working the bike won't run. When I
>remove the plug from the cylinder, the plug makes a spark, but even with
>starter fluid in the cylinder, the thing won't even kick... I am
>completely confused, any suggestions???
> Thank you very much,
> Jlove
> > Hi i'm not aware of you knowledge so, start at the beginning..and i'm not
aware of your moped type :-)
did i run after you changed coil ? no-> probably timing / pointgap wrong
yes -> problem made later by rewiring or bad luck-> disconnect every wire
coming out of the dynamo room (except the spark cable ofcoarse) now no
wiring trouble could happen (if you isolated the wire ends (!)) now it has
to run... when it has a working carb, fix that first, besides gas it also
needs (a lot of) oxygen, where do you think it comes out... so if your air
filter is seriously clogged, no drop of air comes through.. If you have to
test w/o the working carb. remove it completly.
also (no high possability factor) it could be a jammed exhaust, but if that
was all, it had to bang at least a few times..
but normaly a spark means BANG. it could be to weak or to late / early to
not detonate the mixture, and that is the other factor, is there a burnable
mix in the cylinder ? (that after a few idle strokes there must be a film of
oil on the sparkplug other wise too lean ...
or try w/o sparkplug to turn the crank as fast as you can by hand (on the
pedals) than a spay of unused gas(in drops) must come out of the hole. if so
it must be extreme wrong if a refitted sparkplug doesn't cause a BANG. at
least a few and not even coherent but it has to detonate !
if mix is to rich you'll smell it soon enough. but that all seems hard being
not messed of in the first place..
when plu too weak, could be reason for a new plug (a spare is always handy)
, or time to inspect your coil...(again)
you replaced the coil didn't you are you sure it was a compatable one ?
(just checking)
a visible in daylight spark is a good one.. and a blue one! not the red /
yellowish weak coaly type !
who sayed it was easy, some are hard suckers to get over..

Bye, Peter Staal
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Email: staal@concepts.nl
Home: http://home.concepts.nl/~staal
----------------------------------------------------------------------



>


Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 02:08:43 +0100
To: "Peter Staal" From: staal@westbrabant.net
Subject: Re: The Moped List is back to full strength!


Why Not.... freedom of speech , i don't think that the people who placed the
add, (legaly the owner of the add text) would argue that it got known in a
nest of moped enthusiasts....

-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: daugava@nothnbut.net Aan: Moped Mailing List Datum: maandag 16 februari 1998 16:09
Onderwerp: RE: The Moped List is back to full strength!


>*************************************************
>Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1998 07:56:00 -0600
>To: "'daugava@nothnbut.net'" >From: mathisj@william.jewell.edu
>Subject: RE: The Moped List is back to full strength!
> > >Dear Moped enthusiasts:
>Would it be appropriate or even legal to mention classified ads for
>mopeds that we see in our local newspapers in this forum? I don't want
>to run into any legal problems with this, so if its not a good idea, let
>me know.
>Thanks,
>J. T. Mathis
>e - mail: mathisj@william.jewell.edu
>> ----------
>> From: daugava@nothnbut.net
>> Reply To: daugava@nothnbut.net
>> Sent: Friday, February 13, 1998 10:17 PM
>> To: Moped Mailing List
>> Subject: The Moped List is back to full strength!
>> >> *************************************************
>> Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 22:17:12 -0600
>> To: "Mailing List" >> From: daugava@inlink.com
>> Subject: The Moped List is back to full strength!
>> >> >> Ok, the hard times are over, my ISP got his acts together.
>> Moped List will work as it should now :)
>> >> Andrew
>> >> >> > > >


Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 02:12:30 +0100
To: "Peter Staal" From: staal@westbrabant.net
Subject: Re: Speedmeter??



-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: daugava@nothnbut.net Aan: Moped Mailing List Datum: maandag 16 februari 1998 16:09
Onderwerp: Speedmeter??


>*************************************************
>Date: Sun, 15 Feb 1998 15:54:06
>To: daugava@nothnbut.net
>From: drstupid@usa.net
>Subject: Speedmeter??
> > >Recently the speedometer on my '78 JC Penney pinto (basically a Puch Maxi)
stopped working..Soo, I disconnected the cable from the speedometer and
discovered that it wasn't spinning and I figured it was just broken and I'd
have to get a new one. When I disconnected it from the _____ (name unkown,
I'll just call it ____ for the purpose of this letter) on the front wheel I
found that it wasn't broken (no trouble spinning)...This is obviosly a
problem with the ____. I took it apart and I can't really tell how it
works..Any suggestions?? Do I need to replace it? Can I fix it??
> Thanks a lot,
> Dan
> > >____________________________________________________________________
>Get free e-mail and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com
> > > http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/7858/part16.gif
not excatly puch maxi but close..in dutch :-(, read the image in your
graphics program ....
Peter



Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1998 20:15:48 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: SUPRDAVE@aol.com
Subject: Re: Spark but won't run...


In a message dated 98-02-16 10:00:00 EST, you write:

<< I've got a 1985 TRAC which wasn't getting a spark before I
replaced the ignition coil. >>

try a new spark plug. sometimes one that looks good really isnt. example: a
friend bought an old dirt bike that wouldnt start. we pushed that bike up and
down the street for hours getting it to start and when it did, it didnt run
very good. finally got a new plug, and it ran great. started on the first
kick.



Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1998 23:23:01 -0500
To: terrym@cent.com
From: terrym@cent.com
Subject: Indian Moped


I have recently purchased a 1979 Indian Moped. I would appreciate any
information on parts sources and technical help.

Thank you, Terry



Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 09:03:01 +0100
To: From: Dagfinn.Johnsen@phys.ntnu.no
Subject: Re: Spark but won't run...


At 07:56 16.02.98 -0600, you wrote:
>*************************************************
>Date: Sat, 14 Feb 1998 17:07:55 -0500
>To: moped mail >From: jlove1@maine.rr.com
>Subject: Spark but won't run...
> > > I've got a 1985 TRAC which wasn't getting a spark before I
>replaced the ignition coil. After that it would run if I put gas in the
>cylinder, there is still a jam somewhere in the carburetor or gas line
>but anyway

...BUT WHAT!!?? CLEAN THE CARBURATOR AND THE SPRAY NOZZLE WITH AIR.

D.Johnsen.


One day my dad went and fooled around with it, messing
>with the wiring of the thing. (the headlight and switches and things
>weren't all corresponding). Although we got the headlight, horn,
>rear/brake lights, and run/off switch working the bike won't run. When I
>remove the plug from the cylinder, the plug makes a spark, but even with
>starter fluid in the cylinder, the thing won't even kick... I am
>completely confused, any suggestions???
> Thank you very much,
> Jlove
> > > Dagfinn Johnsen.



Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 14:32:18 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: BURNNLOV@aol.com
Subject: parts


i need parts for a 74 suvega tiger,r.rear,air filter,r. side cover,e-mail or
call 703-765-7376
RON



Date: Wed, 18 Feb 1998 00:37:38 +0100
To: "Peter Staal" From: staal@westbrabant.net
Subject: Re: Spark but won't run...


Dit is een meerdelig bericht in MIME-indeling.

-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: daugava@nothnbut.net Aan: Moped Mailing List Datum: woensdag 18 februari 1998 0:22
Onderwerp: Re: Spark but won't run...


Hi
I will here from other people on the list for this one!!!! While =
you have some air pressure in the tank take a soft face hammer or better =
yet use the handle of your screw driver ( wood best) look real good at =
the carb and make sure that you are not tapping on any adjusting screw =
or anything important, ( and tap lightly on the bowl of crab LIGHTLY is =
the key word) if you get gas to the cylinder then you know what you need =
to do like rebuild the carb. Remember take all advice with a grain of =
salt and do only what you are sure about!! It's your moped to do with as =
you wish!!!!
Good Luck
Bob Taylor
Hi Bob ,

Is simply unscrewing the bowl head not as simple what when someone =
overenthousiasticly hammers a bump in the alu casing.. leaks ans =
missery. Just take it apart and any shit reveals it selve. small holes =
can be deburred with a wire from a steel brush !! not the jet(s) !! .

Peter.






Date: Wed, 18 Feb 1998 00:39:34 +0100
To: "Peter Staal" From: staal@westbrabant.net
Subject: Re: Importing Mopeds



-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: daugava@nothnbut.net Aan: Moped Mailing List Datum: woensdag 18 februari 1998 0:23
Onderwerp: Importing Mopeds


>*************************************************
>Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1998 17:52:26 -0500
>To: daugava@nothnbut.net
>From: rmauldi@CLEMSON.EDU
>Subject: Importing Mopeds
> > > >Could you put me on your mailing list at a new address, I graduated from
>school and my new address is MauldinRestorations@juno.com Also, I am
>planning on starting my own business- importing mopeds!!! Can you send me
>any info you may have on who is looking for a US distributor.
> >Thanks,
>Clarke M.
> >P.S. I'm serious- I've got a 7,000 sq. ft. warehouse and plenty of
>capital- please help me hook up with someone- you are welcome to pass my
>address along to a reputable business. Thanks
> > > Check out the asian scootersites.. booming trend already in europe..
Peter.



Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 18:56:01 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Izzy1285@aol.com
Subject: Re: Indian Moped


how cheap do you think i can get a moped for and where??



Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 19:36:03 -0500
To: Andrei Zaitsev From: 6828t@bright.net
Subject: Moped clubs


Hi
   Ok it's time for me to go on the list about actively seeking members
for the motobecane club. Do you have any ideas on how and what to print?
I am going to right up a letter to post about starting clubs. Hope to
start some interest in the advantage of being in a club.It sure does
sound easy to START ONE BUT IT TAKES SOME TIME IN DOING THE WORK.
Bob Taylor       PS> would like to here from you ASAP <



Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 19:29:15 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: SUPRDAVE@aol.com
Subject: Re: Spark but won't run...


first off, make sure your flywheel key isnt partway sheared. ive had that
happen on a gokart motor once and it would never start even though it still
got spark. use a brand new spark plug. try pouring a small amount of oil in
the cylinder, and then dip the spark plug electrodes in gas and then install
the plug, then see if it will start. if it runs for a second, then you've got
carb problems most likely. using these tricks, i can get any motor running.


In a message dated 98-02-17 18:11:37 EST, you write:

<< >       I've got a 1985 TRAC which wasn't getting a spark before I
> replaced the ignition coil. After that it would run if I put gas in the
> cylinder, there is still a jam somewhere in the carburetor or gas line
> but anyway... One day my dad went and fooled around with it, messing
> with the wiring of the thing. (the headlight and switches and things
> weren't all corresponding). Although we got the headlight, horn,
> rear/brake lights, and run/off switch working the bike won't run. When I
> remove the plug from the cylinder, the plug makes a spark, but even with
> starter fluid in the cylinder, the thing won't even kick... I am
> completely confused, any suggestions???
>     Thank you very much,
>             Jlove >>


Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 20:02:42 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Huvz@aol.com
Subject: Re: Importing Mopeds


Clarke,
You may want to check out the new line of DERBI mopeds, and scooters.
I saw them recently at a bike show in CLeveland, Oh. WOW, what a line of
COOL
50cc bikes. I am sure you could sell these babys! They are extra nice.
They have one that looks like a Super Bike, one that looks like a seriuos
Dirt Bike,
and a complete line of moped/scooters. probably 10 models in all.
I will try to find the brocure so I can give you the guys name that handles
dealers.
Scott H



Date: Sat, 17 Jan 1998 20:18:24 -0500
To: chrislo@cfw.com
From: chrislo@cfw.com
Subject: cycle attachment


> From: hansn@xs4all.nl
(note: xaviera hollander is hans' neighbor at xs4all, folks.)


> It's an Italian built Mosquito engine as far as I can see.
the motor is better situated down there than on the top of the front
wheel, but its bound to pick up some wood on dusty trails.
"35cc or more, up to 30kmh, depending on the euro-country". hm. thats
scary.
these babies must weigh quite a bit, what with all the mandatory
blinkers, reflectors and sundry fobs, + 5.3 kg for the motor.
DM 1500 is about $1000 give or take. this is, i think, for the pc
mopedeer disguising himself as a consciencious yet affluent green party
member.
doesnt say they wouldnt ship to the u.s. cash in advance please.



Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 18:00:30 PST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: mintyphresh@hotmail.com
Subject: Moped wanted


I'm in Boca Raton, Fl, and looking for a used moped. Any around?

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Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com



Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 21:11:49 -0500
To: Libertybell7@earthlink.net
From: Libertybell7@earthlink.net
Subject: Re: Indian Moped




daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1998 23:23:01 -0500
> To: terrym@cent.com
> From: terrym@cent.com
> Subject: Indian Moped
> > I have recently purchased a 1979 Indian Moped. I would appreciate any
> information on parts sources and technical help.
> > Thank you, Terry

Hi Terry, I own one also. The four stroke engine runs like a top and
sounds so nice.
Parts are hard to come by from what I have experienced. Does yours run
nicely? Does it have the side covers in place? Best wishes.. Mike
Burch



Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 23:57:30 -0500 (EST)
To: Moped Mailing List From: danny@dreamscape.com
Subject: Re: Importing Mopeds



On Tue, 17 Feb 1998 rmauldi@CLEMSON.EDU wrote:
> Could you put me on your mailing list at a new address, I graduated from
> school and my new address is MauldinRestorations@juno.com Also, I am
> planning on starting my own business- importing mopeds!!! Can you send
> me any info you may have on who is looking for a US distributor.

> P.S. I'm serious- I've got a 7,000 sq. ft. warehouse and plenty of
> capital- please help me hook up with someone- you are welcome to pass my
> address along to a reputable business. Thanks

It might be easier to compile a list of who *doesn't* want their mopeds
imported into the US. The problem is that many have to be modified to be
US legal, many are not especially well-made and most will have need major
dealer support for warranty, service and parts. You have to make a major
committment or else you end up bringing in more obscure mopeds that get
orphaned like so many have before ...

~ Danny ~

~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~
syracuse ska!! all about scooters!! -~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-



Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 06:36:11 -0700
To: "daugava@nothnbut.net" From: danyo@montrose.net
Subject: Peugeot Sport


Feb 18, 98

Thanks for putting up with me over the past month for my search for my
old Peugeot Sport. I just got an email from Mr. Pattles in France. The
bike model that I'm looking for is the BB2S or BB3S. These models were
made between 1958 and 1962.

I'd consider purchasing a well kept one of these bikes. An extra parts
bike or two would be ok as well.

Thanks to all of you who helped.

Dan Johnson



Date: Wed, 18 Feb 1998 20:03:01 GMT
To: From: Philip.Kuhl@ping.be
Subject: Re: Moped vs. Motorcycle (fwd)


At 06:26 2/14/98 -0400, you wrote:

><< right? then i presume that means i am ENTITLED to a full lane on just about
> any road then, right? so theortetically, i could get on interstates and busy
> roads and have just as much right to be out there as cars and semis i guess.
>i
> may only be able to do 35-40 mph, but i'm considered to be a motorcycle then.
> heh, wonder what the cops would think of a registered moped doing 25mph in
>the
> slow lane of a major thoroughfare. as long as im going faster than the
>minimum
> required speed limit (if applicable) on any road, i could get away with it!
> > david >>
No, you're going too fast here (pun intended). If your moped goes faster
than 30 mph (in Virginia), then it's no longer considered a moped and would
have to be registered as a motorcycle. But (as Aaron suggested in his
posting concerning the State of Ohio), your too-fast moped does not meet
Federal or state motorcycle standards and thus cannot be registered to
operate on the public highways! (An analogy: A 1989 East German "Trabant"
automobile can be registered and driven in Germany today, but cannot be
registered and driven on the public highways in the US because it meets
neither US safety nor US emissions standards.)

Motorcycles and motorized cycles (= mopeds and power-assisted bikes) are
prohibited on many limited-access highways, regardless of their speed
capabilities.

As to what the cops would think of a moped (or motorcycle) doing 25 mph in
the slow lane of a major thoroughfare, remember that you can be ticketed
from driving too SLOW as well as to fast! It would, at worst, be considered
reckless driving that that endangers public safety. And I know of no
minimum speed in my jurisdiction that is as low as 25 mph; the lowest of
which I know is 40 mph.

Even the minimum speed wouldn't "save" you from a ticket. Mote that
maximum/minimum speed limits are always subject legally to
road/weather/traffic conditions -- for example, the speed limit might be 70
mph, but you could get a ticket for doing 60 mph if there was a thick fog
and visibility was down to 20 feet! The reverse is true also -- you can be
ticket for driving too slowly for traffic conditions, regardless of minimum
speed limits.

But Ron Carroll had the best answer -- even if you were right, you'd likely
end up dead right, and that just isn't worth it in my book!

Phil



Date: Wed, 18 Feb 1998 22:09:07 +0100
To: From: hansn@xs4all.nl
Subject: Re: Importing Mopeds


Hello,
At 14:32 17-02-98 EST, you wrote:
>P.S. I'm serious- I've got a 7,000 sq. ft. warehouse and plenty of
>capital- please help me hook up with someone- you are welcome to pass my
>address along to a reputable business. Thanks

Here's a load of factory sites, mail them and see what comes out...

MBK (Yamaha Europe)
http://www.integra.fr/MBK/accueil-en.htm

Honda: (Japan)
http://www.honda.co.jp/motor/

Qingqi of China (monster size factory) known as Kasea in USA

http://www.china-qingqi.com/chanpe.htm

Bajaj of India (official)

http://www.wmi.co.in/bajaj/

Piaggio Italy:
http://www.piaggio.com/products

I think judging by the range and quality they can deliver, Piaggio is your
best bet. Qingqi is very poorly built, but some people want them because of
their price. Honda is beyond all of these brands in quality, but the range
isn't that big.

Cheers and lots of luck in bussines,





Hans Hartman



Date: Wed, 18 Feb 1998 17:36:53 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: 6828t@bright.net
Subject: ATTION MOTOBECANE OWNERS


Hello owners
  The U.S.A. Motobecane Club is searching for new members, if you own a
Motobecane Riverside or Kaptein moped or motorcycle please drop us a
line. Pres. Bob Taylor.
6828t@bright.net  Or you can use snail mail
Bob Taylor  Motobecane Club
6828 Perry TWP RD 85
Mt. Gilead Oh 43338
 And for the people that need and answer right now phone >419-362-3208<



Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 00:32:17 -0600
To: "Mailing List" From: daugava@inlink.com
Subject: Fw: Moped stolen and recovered - needs repair


------- reply to Rune Brendnengen ---------
Hi, I got my moped back..Stolen, broken.

I need some good tips to make it fine again...
All electrical wires is out...There are some wires out of the motor, its 5.

The coil hangs there, with one wire...

What is the wire in the motor to?
Please help me.. I have no money to fix it in a garage...

Its a honda, 50CC automatic.

Thank you. Rune



Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 08:59:59 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: paltron@interlog.com
Subject: Re: Importing Mopeds


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > *************************************************
> Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 20:02:42 EST
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: Huvz@aol.com
> Subject: Re: Importing Mopeds
> > Clarke,
> You may want to check out the new line of DERBI mopeds, and scooters.
> I saw them recently at a bike show in CLeveland, Oh. WOW, what a line of
> COOL
> 50cc bikes. I am sure you could sell these babys! They are extra nice.
> They have one that looks like a Super Bike, one that looks like a seriuos
> Dirt Bike,
> and a complete line of moped/scooters. probably 10 models in all.
> I will try to find the brocure so I can give you the guys name that handles
> dealers.
> Scott H
Be prepared for a shock. They are terribly expensive, although in Europe
Derbi is in the bottom third of the price range. Somebody must have
flunked math in their pricing department as I can tell.



Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 10:13:38 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802190752.WAA27692@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: Indian Moped


>From a person who has stored iy in a garage for 15 years $0-$500
Used from a dealer $250-$900
New From a dealer $650-$2500

Where is more than half the challenge, where are you located?

Michael Liu

On Wed, 18 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 18:56:01 EST
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: Izzy1285@aol.com
> Subject: Re: Indian Moped
> > > how cheap do you think i can get a moped for and where??
> > >


Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 15:19:11 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802180208.RAA26183@mail.valuenet.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: Speedmeter??


mickey of mickey's mopeds :tomostomos@aol.com has tons of these things-new
and used.

Michael Liu

On Tue, 17 Feb 1998 daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 02:12:30 +0100
> To: "Peter Staal" > From: staal@westbrabant.net
> Subject: Re: Speedmeter??
> > > > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> Van: daugava@nothnbut.net > Aan: Moped Mailing List > Datum: maandag 16 februari 1998 16:09
> Onderwerp: Speedmeter??
> > > >*************************************************
> >Date: Sun, 15 Feb 1998 15:54:06
> >To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> >From: drstupid@usa.net
> >Subject: Speedmeter??
> > > > > >Recently the speedometer on my '78 JC Penney pinto (basically a Puch Maxi)
> stopped working..Soo, I disconnected the cable from the speedometer and
> discovered that it wasn't spinning and I figured it was just broken and I'd
> have to get a new one. When I disconnected it from the _____ (name unkown,
> I'll just call it ____ for the purpose of this letter) on the front wheel I
> found that it wasn't broken (no trouble spinning)...This is obviosly a
> problem with the ____. I took it apart and I can't really tell how it
> works..Any suggestions?? Do I need to replace it? Can I fix it??
> > Thanks a lot,
> > Dan
> > > > > >____________________________________________________________________
> >Get free e-mail and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com
> > > > > > > http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/7858/part16.gif
> not excatly puch maxi but close..in dutch :-(, read the image in your
> graphics program ....
> Peter
> > >


Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 21:19:36 +0100
To: From: hansn@xs4all.nl
Subject: Re: cycle attachment


Hello Mopedeers,
At 22:38 18-02-98 EST, you wrote:
>*************************************************
>> From: hansn@xs4all.nl
>(note: xaviera hollander is hans' neighbor at xs4all, folks.)

Ooh my god... Is grandma at it again?
And you Chris, what am I to think of you? Riding old mopeds OK, but keep
away from my granny...
She never was happy as a hooker, believe me.. The happyness came when
people start buying that book of her..
I bet you didn't find her page searching with keyword 'moped'
>> It's an Italian built Mosquito engine as far as I can see.
>the motor is better situated down there than on the top of the front
>wheel, but its bound to pick up some wood on dusty trails.

And? So does my chainsaw, which still runs OK :-)

>"35cc or more, up to 30kmh, depending on the euro-country". hm. thats
>scary.

I do 30 Km on my peddle bike all the time, nothing scary about that.
With the engine under the bracket the bike is better balanced then with a
engine along the side or on top of the rear or front wheel..

>these babies must weigh quite a bit, what with all the mandatory
>blinkers, reflectors and sundry fobs, + 5.3 kg for the motor.
>DM 1500 is about $1000 give or take. this is, i think, for the pc
>mopedeer disguising himself as a consciencious yet affluent green party
>member.

Green party members buy electric bicycles over here.

Cheers,



Hans Hartman



Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 15:50:54 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: paltron@interlog.com
Subject: Re: Importing Mopeds


Moped Mailing List wrote:
> > *************************************************
> Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 08:59:59 -0500
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: paltron@interlog.com
> Subject: Re: Importing Mopeds
> > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > *************************************************
> > Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 20:02:42 EST
> > To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> > From: Huvz@aol.com
> > Subject: Re: Importing Mopeds
> > > > Clarke,
> > You may want to check out the new line of DERBI mopeds, and scooters.
> > I saw them recently at a bike show in CLeveland, Oh. WOW, what a line of
> > COOL
> > 50cc bikes. I am sure you could sell these babys! They are extra nice.
> > They have one that looks like a Super Bike, one that looks like a seriuos
> > Dirt Bike,
> > and a complete line of moped/scooters. probably 10 models in all.
> > I will try to find the brocure so I can give you the guys name that handles
> > dealers.
> > Scott H
> Be prepared for a shock. They are terribly expensive, although in Europe
> Derbi is in the bottom third of the price range. Somebody must have
> flunked math in their pricing department as I can tell.
Follow-up: you can see some Derbis in the "museum" section of Moped
Magazine
http://www.interlog.com/~paltron/moped



Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 13:01:19 -1000
To: Andrei Zaitsev From: cuaresm@hawaii.edu
Subject: japanese mopeds


how you doing everyone..I am new to this so I was wondering if anyone out
there races japanese mopeds preferble the honda elite50 series 94-98
japanese jog, zuma, or what not. I have a honda with a pollini bore and
am still looking for performance parts. Hard to find over here...let me
know if anyone out there can help me out...

-paul



Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 21:32:13 EST
To: daugava@shell.nothnbut.net
From: TOPOjs@aol.com
Subject: Vespa Carb


Can any one help me with a carb problem on my Vespa Si moped? The nut that
holds down the little fuel intake tube at the top of the bowl has stripped the
threads in the body. A guy told me that retapping wouldn't work on that pot-
metal, nor would it hold a heli-coil. I priced a new carb at about $160.00.
That's a bit much. Anybody got any ideas or used carb? Thanks for any help on
this. I also have a Tomos Bullet, 1980 I think. I'd be willing to part with it
if anyone's interested. It runs but doesn't shift too well. I'm in Portland,
Oregon. My address is topojs@aol.com. Thanks again.



Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 21:47:02 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Huvz@aol.com
Subject: Re: Peugeot Sport


Dan,
I'm curious.
Does this bike have pedals?
I saw a nice 50cc the other day, but it had a 3 speed gearbox, and NO pedals.
I tried to buy it, but couldnt agree on a price.
Scott H



Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 21:56:44 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Huvz@aol.com
Subject: Re: Spark but won't run...


Inspect the piston , rings, cylinder. Go ahead an pull the head and
cylinder.
It is not that big of a deal. 3 or 4 bolts, take the de-comp cable loose,
and you can
see what is causing your compression to be so low. It is very common for rings
to need replacing, and in many cases, the piston also.
4 vital signs ... if you have these it should run.
#1 spark # 2 fuel # 3 air #4 compression

Good Luck
Scott H



Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 22:42:24 -0500
To: terrym@cent.com
From: terrym@cent.com
Subject: Re: Indian Moped


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > *************************************************
> Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 21:11:49 -0500
> To: Libertybell7@earthlink.net
> From: Libertybell7@earthlink.net
> Subject: Re: Indian Moped
> > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > *************************************************
> > Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1998 23:23:01 -0500
> > To: terrym@cent.com
> > From: terrym@cent.com
> > Subject: Indian Moped
> > > > I have recently purchased a 1979 Indian Moped. I would appreciate any
> > information on parts sources and technical help.
> > > > Thank you, Terry
> > Hi Terry, I own one also. The four stroke engine runs like a top and
> sounds so nice.
> Parts are hard to come by from what I have experienced. Does yours run
> nicely? Does it have the side covers in place? Best wishes.. Mike
> Burch

Hi Mike, Thank you for replying to my Email. What year is your Indian?
I'm not sure which side covers you are referring to. I have a plastic
cover over the air cleaner on the left and a plastic cover over the
battery on the right. Or, are you referring to the chrome cover with
the Indian Logo on the left side. The chrome cover is intack, however,
someone used an abrasive on it and scratched it quite badly.

Yes, my Indian runs like a top also, except the carburator leaks,
apparently from around the float bowl. Also, the gas tank leaks.
Somebody has previously tried to fix it with epoxy putty. Not a good
job. I have just started tearing it down so I can have the tank cleaned
up and welded and then painted. While I'm tearing it down and
re-building I'll be needing a lot of parts. Have you found any good
sources?

I would really appreciate any help you can give me.

Best Wishes, Terry Muilenberg



Date: Fri, 20 Feb 1998 11:53:41 +0000
To: johnlipscomb@cableinet.co.uk
From: johnlipscomb@cableinet.co.uk
Subject: New to list


Hi All,

Thought I'd post a message to say hi as I have just joined the list.

I live in Kingston upon Thames, south west of London, England.

I have been interested in mopeds since I was 16 and had a base model
Mobylette as my first motorised transport. My interest was rekindled
when I started to travel to France regularly about 10 years ago.

I currently have a 1965 Mobylette AV42S built by Motobecane (bought in
Orleans, France last autumn), and have gained a 1974ish Moby currently
residing in a shed in Manchester. The AV42 should be on the road for
it's govenrments tets in about a month.

I am a member of the NACC and the Motobecane Club de France.

All the best,

John



Date: Fri, 20 Feb 1998 09:28:14 -0500
To: Andrei Zaitsev From: paltron@interlog.com
Subject: Re: Importing Mopeds


Moped Mailing List wrote:
> > > Be prepared for a shock. They are terribly expensive, although in Europe
> > Derbi is in the bottom third of the price range. Somebody must have
> > flunked math in their pricing department as I can tell.
> Does it mean you have a brochure ?
> Just for info purpose, it would be interesting to see some
> pics/prices :)
> > Andrew
Some are up in the "museum" on mopmag, down at the bottom under "new"



Date: Fri, 20 Feb 1998 11:27:18 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: paltron@interlog.com
Subject: Re: RAP / REX moped 1956


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daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > I am trying very hard to find information relating to a moped that I have. I have so far made contact with two people (one in Canada and one in Holland) that have any knowledge of these mopeds.
> I would really appreciate it if you could help in any way.
> > I am looking for historical information (origins, export inf., no of mopeds built, different models, interest in these mopeds, clubs formed, e.t.c.), and restoration information (engine specifications, spare parts availability, original colours, contacts of persons / companies who can help me with any of the above (e-mail, snail mail or phone numbers),e.t.c). Pictures would especially be welcome, or a book reference.
> > > > These mopeds were apparently sold as Panthers in Germany, Leopards in England, and REX's in Europe. I don't know if they were actually marketed in the USA, Canada or Africa. These engines were also sold in Philips mopeds in England in one, two and three speed models, in the late fifties.
> The plate on the motor reads as follows :
> > REX MOTOREN-WERK-MUNCHEN
> Hubr: 49cc Kurzleistung 2,1 PS
> Betr. Erlaub Nr. 1342 Baujaur 1956
> Type REX 504 Mot Nr.: 660771
> > The only information that I could find in a book has the following definitions:
> > R.A.P. - Popular 49 cc two and three speed mopeds. NL(The Netherlands)
> >From between 1951 and 1955 to date (1963)
> > REX - REX MOTORENWERK G.M.B.H. , E & K. Bagusat, 75 Forstenriederstr. , Muenchen 25 . The firm concentrated on bicycle auxiliary engines and mopeds. Early versions had 31 cc, later ones 34 cc and, the last few years, different 49 cc units were made. All worked on the two stroke principal. D (Germany) From 1949 to 1963
> > My e-mail address is "R o d g e r _ A @ b o k o m o . c o . z a" My phone numbers are (0027+21)+546171 (work) (..)+5591383 (home) (..)+544786 (fax). Please do not hesitate to contact me if any queries arise.
> > Regards,
Does it look anything like this?

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Date: Sat, 21 Feb 1998 12:10:54 +0000
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: gk1-shm@skelleftea.se
Subject: hello


do yo know where i can find a bigger cylinder than 60cc??
and how much iss it???



Date: Sun, 22 Feb 1998 02:00:41 GMT
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: leah.naple@lnk.goexcel.net
Subject: Subject Unknown


Hey, did anyone go to the "swap meet" on Saturday. My friend
and I drove all the way to Iowa from Lincoln, Nebraska to go to it. What
the HELL was that all about. There were about ten people there and no
mopeds. They were all scooters owned by old guys, with big motors and
expensive paint jobs. Is that what riding mopeds is all about? Where
was the swap meet? All we saw was one guy with a bunch of brand new
parts and another guy with a table of spark plugs. It was more of a
show for these guys with their pretty little scooters than a moped swap
meet. Hope they liked our present. And how can you have a scooter with
12 inch wheels and a 1000cc Harley engine on it. It would twist that
frame in half. I hope everybody else understood what type of gathering
this was and had a better time than we did.

Tige and Matt of the "Deadly Swarms"






Date: Sun, 22 Feb 1998 00:49:53 -0800
To: From: 102.3@island.net
Subject: DOCUMENTATION ON GARELLI MOPED


I'M LOOKING FOR INFO AND REPAIR INFORMATION ALONG WITH AVAILABILITY OF PARTS
FOR A GARELLI MOPED SEND E-MAIL

TERRY CURE' C/O ckwv@island.net



Date: Mon, 23 Feb 98 07:50:18 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: bibeault@lando.ENET.dec.com
Subject: MOPED MAILINGS???? WHAT HAPPENED? ARE THEY STILL SENT?


Hi,

I haven't rec'd any moped mail for a couple of weeks - what happened?

Thanks!!!!!

marc.bibeault@pko.mts.dec.com




Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 08:23:42 -0500
To: laurinj@videotron.ca
From: laurinj@videotron.ca
Subject: Re: Manual needed for 78 Puch


> > Hi, does anyone know where I can scare up a manual for a 1978 Puch ?????
> > Thanks
> > Jim
>
Hi sir, I saw this msg on the moped mailing list. Are you still looking for
this manual? If so, I can copy mine and send it to you, It will be less
expensive than buying it from a moped shop.
let me know.

Jean-Sébastien Laurin

p.s. IU have a lot of brand new parts for puch too if you need some...




Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 09:31:39 -0500
To: From: giardina@infonline.net
Subject: allstate moped


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hello,
i have an allstate moped serial # 6484829 i think it might =
be a 1964 since the first numbers of ser. # are 64, but =
that is only a guess. it is in real nice shape and i am =
in the process of restoring it. i was wandering if there =
might be a shop manual available somewhere. i specifically need =
to find out the rigging for the shifting cables running from =
left handgrip to the transmission. i also need to replace one =
of these cables. if you are aware of anyone who has parts =
available for this machine as well as a manual, could you =
please pass me the information. i was wandering if there might =
even be a manual available "on line"... i will surely =
appreciate any information that you might have to offer... =
thanks...
dave giardina davgiar@usa.net=20

hello,
i  have  an  =
allstate =20
moped  serial # 6484829    i  think  =
it =20
might  be  a  1964  since  the  =
first =20
numbers  of  ser.  #  are  64,  but =20
that  is  only  a  guess.    it  =

is  in  real  nice  shape  and  i  =
am =20
in  the  process  of  restoring  it.  =
i =20
was  wandering  if  there  might  be  =
a =20
shop  manual  available  somewhere.  i =20
specifically  need  to  find  out  the =20
rigging  for  the  shifting  cables  =
running =20
from  left  handgrip to  the  transmission.  =
i =20
also  need  to  replace  one  of  =
these =20
cables.  if  you  are  aware  of  =
anyone =20
who  has  parts  available  for  this =20
machine  as  well  as  a  manual,  =
could  you=20
please  pass  me  the  information.  i  =
was =20
wandering  if  there  might  even  be  =
a =20
manual  available  "on  line"...  i =20
will  surely  appreciate  any  information  =
that =20
you  might  have  to  offer...   =20
thanks...
dave =20
giardina           =
; IV>
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Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 13:45:32 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: brian@gdi.net
Subject: Moped books and information


Can anyone recomend a good book for somebody who knows nothing
about engines or mopeds and wants to learn how to repair and
maitnence them and how they work? Thanks

P.S Does anyone know if Tomos seats are leather or vinyl?


Brian Collier
brian@gdi.net



Date: Sat, 28 Feb 1998 12:21:34 -0700
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: danyo@montrose.net
Subject: Re: Peugeot Sport


Moped Mailing List wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 21:47:02 EST
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: Huvz@aol.com
> Subject: Re: Peugeot Sport
> > Dan,
> I'm curious.
> Does this bike have pedals?
> I saw a nice 50cc the other day, but it had a 3 speed gearbox, and NO
> pedals.
> I tried to buy it, but couldnt agree on a price.
> Scott H

Feb 23, 98

Scott:

Yes, the Peugeot BB2S (two speed) and the BB3S (three speed) were both
equiped with pedals. The drive was by chain and not belt.

On another note: Thanks for the advice regarding my "new" 1979 Vespa
Piaggio. I dropped the motor, cleaned all of the parts including the
carb and reassembled it this week-end. I ordered a repair manual from
the Vespa Super Shop but it hasn't arrived yet and I couldn't wait to
get on the road.

I have only one problem that I can tell at this point. The engine wants
to die during idle. Prior to cleaning the carb, the bike would start
but not allow me to give it enough gas to apply power to the rear
wheel. With the rpms up, it has good power and runs perfectly. Got any
suggestions on this one? I'll put this message on the net so perhaps
some other of the "Gurus" out there will have some suggestions.

Thanks for the help and I look forward to networking with all of you
moped dudes and dudettes.

Dan



Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 15:06:57 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: paltron@interlog.com
Subject: Re: Indian Moped


Moped Mailing List wrote:
> > *************************************************
> Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 22:42:24 -0500
> To: terrym@cent.com
> From: terrym@cent.com
> Subject: Re: Indian Moped
> > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > *************************************************
> > Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 21:11:49 -0500
> > To: Libertybell7@earthlink.net
> > From: Libertybell7@earthlink.net
> > Subject: Re: Indian Moped
> > > > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > > *************************************************
> > > Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1998 23:23:01 -0500
> > > To: terrym@cent.com
> > > From: terrym@cent.com
> > > Subject: Indian Moped
> > > > > > I have recently purchased a 1979 Indian Moped. I would appreciate any
> > > information on parts sources and technical help.
> > > > > > Thank you, Terry
> > > > Hi Terry, I own one also. The four stroke engine runs like a top and
> > sounds so nice.
> > Parts are hard to come by from what I have experienced. Does yours run
> > nicely? Does it have the side covers in place? Best wishes.. Mike
> > Burch
> > Hi Mike, Thank you for replying to my Email. What year is your Indian?
> I'm not sure which side covers you are referring to. I have a plastic
> cover over the air cleaner on the left and a plastic cover over the
> battery on the right. Or, are you referring to the chrome cover with
> the Indian Logo on the left side. The chrome cover is intack, however,
> someone used an abrasive on it and scratched it quite badly.
> > Yes, my Indian runs like a top also, except the carburator leaks,
> apparently from around the float bowl. Also, the gas tank leaks.
> Somebody has previously tried to fix it with epoxy putty. Not a good
> job. I have just started tearing it down so I can have the tank cleaned
> up and welded and then painted. While I'm tearing it down and
> re-building I'll be needing a lot of parts. Have you found any good
> sources?
> > I would really appreciate any help you can give me.
> > Best Wishes, Terry Muilenberg
Hello, all:
if anyone comes across another Indian, dead or alive, let me know. We
need it as a showpiece.



Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 15:45:41 -0400 (EDT)
To: <199802231654.KAA18387@shell.nothnbut.net> From: mtliu@ccmail.sunysb.edu
Subject: Re: hello


My toyota's got cylinders bigger than 60 cc.

SO does Lance of Andover Cycles : andover@aol.com

abd Steve pf Steve's Mopeds and Bikes: mopedmoped@aol.com

Both of them have the Eurocylinder 70 cc speed kits.

However, as Hans says, porting is all you need to do. Good Luck.

Michael Liu

On Mon, 23 Feb 1998, Moped Mailing List wrote:

> *************************************************
> Date: Sat, 21 Feb 1998 12:10:54 +0000
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: gk1-shm@skelleftea.se
> Subject: hello
> > > do yo know where i can find a bigger cylinder than 60cc??
> and how much iss it???
> > >


Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 15:55:00 -0500
To: "'daugava@nothnbut.net'" From: pzehner@lucent.com
Subject: Indian 4 Stroke



I have an Indian 4 stroke, Mfg 1980, complete. I do not know if it
runs but it is all there. I am located in NJ. Make a fair offer and
it is yours!!

Paul



Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 16:45:44 -0500
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: paltron@interlog.com
Subject: Re: Peugeot Sport


Moped Mailing List wrote:
> > *************************************************
> Date: Sat, 28 Feb 1998 12:21:34 -0700
> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> From: danyo@montrose.net
> Subject: Re: Peugeot Sport
> > Moped Mailing List wrote:
> > > *************************************************
> > Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 21:47:02 EST
> > To: daugava@nothnbut.net
> > From: Huvz@aol.com
> > Subject: Re: Peugeot Sport
> > > > Dan,
> > I'm curious.
> > Does this bike have pedals?
> > I saw a nice 50cc the other day, but it had a 3 speed gearbox, and NO
> > pedals.
> > I tried to buy it, but couldnt agree on a price.
> > Scott H
> > Feb 23, 98
> > Scott:
> > Yes, the Peugeot BB2S (two speed) and the BB3S (three speed) were both
> equiped with pedals. The drive was by chain and not belt.
> > On another note: Thanks for the advice regarding my "new" 1979 Vespa
> Piaggio. I dropped the motor, cleaned all of the parts including the
> carb and reassembled it this week-end. I ordered a repair manual from
> the Vespa Super Shop but it hasn't arrived yet and I couldn't wait to
> get on the road.
> > I have only one problem that I can tell at this point. The engine wants
> to die during idle. Prior to cleaning the carb, the bike would start
> but not allow me to give it enough gas to apply power to the rear
> wheel. With the rpms up, it has good power and runs perfectly. Got any
> suggestions on this one? I'll put this message on the net so perhaps
> some other of the "Gurus" out there will have some suggestions.
> > Thanks for the help and I look forward to networking with all of you
> moped dudes and dudettes.
> > Dan
If you are the guy with the Grande, check (and replace if necessary) the
battery. If it is down, the way the Vespa is wired, all the juice goes
to the brakelight and the engine dies.



Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 18:02:22 -0500
To: chrislo@cfw.com
From: chrislo@cfw.com
Subject: Re: Moped books and information


> > Can anyone recomend a good book for somebody who knows nothing
> about engines or mopeds and wants to learn how to repair and
> maitnence them and how they work? Thanks
just stay tuned!



Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 18:13:18 -0500
To: chrislo@cfw.com
From: chrislo@cfw.com
Subject: attachment


> Chris, what am I to think of you? Riding old mopeds OK, but keep
> away from my granny...
xie and i go way back, way before my first moped.

>I do 30 Km on my peddle bike all the time, nothing scary about that.
i dunno. seems to me the buyers of these things shouldnt be going 30 -
unless they pedal, which is unlikely over longer distances. the motor
should only go about as fast as you do or youll get lazy and just use it
all the time.

> Green party members buy electric bicycles over here.
aaaaaaaa. how unCOUTH of me to even suggest that. sorry. i hope they
plug em into a solar energy source?



Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 18:17:01 -0500
To: chrislo@cfw.com
From: chrislo@cfw.com
Subject: moot scoot' meet


> there were about ten people there and no
> mopeds. They were all scooters owned by old guys, with big motors and
> expensive paint jobs. And how can you have a scooter with
> 12 inch wheels and a 1000cc Harley engine on it. It would twist that
> frame in half.
aint that just like those baby-boomer scooter types? sheesh.



Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 19:54:58
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: drstupid@usa.net
Subject: Re: [Vespa Carb]


daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> *************************************************
> Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 21:32:13 EST
> To: daugava@shell.nothnbut.net
> From: TOPOjs@aol.com
> Subject: Vespa Carb
> > > Can any one help me with a carb problem on my Vespa Si moped? The nut that
> holds down the little fuel intake tube at the top of the bowl has stripped the
> threads in the body. A guy told me that retapping wouldn't work on that pot-
> metal, nor would it hold a heli-coil. I priced a new carb at about $160.00.
> That's a bit much. Anybody got any ideas or used carb? Thanks for any help on
> this. I also have a Tomos Bullet, 1980 I think. I'd be willing to part with it
> if anyone's interested. It runs but doesn't shift too well. I'm in Portland,
> Oregon. My address is topojs@aol.com. Thanks again.
>
Get a tube of gasket sealent and see how that does..
DS



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Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 21:04:17 -0700 (MST)
To: From: jback@nilenet.com
Subject: Re: a new motorized bike kit


>*************************************************
>Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 13:01:19 -1000
>To: Andrei Zaitsev >From: jback@nilenet.com
> >My company, BBH Inc., is currently developing a motorized bike kit (MBC)
based on Honda's GX31 1.5hp 4-stroke OHV engine. It will be produced as a
kit due to the prohibitively costly DOT certification requirements for a
'completed' bike. The base bike is the low-cost 1998 Schwinn Cruiser (and
Cruiser Deluxe) and the only modifications necessary are the substitution of
105 gauge spokes + addition of a Sturmy Archer front expander brake.

If anyone out there is curious as to our adventures in producing a motorized
bike or has done so themselves in the past, we'd like to hear from you! We
will have a web page set up in May that essentially enables anyone to create
their own MBC from scratch. More to come!

Jack Backstreet
Aurora, CO




> >


Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 07:21:39 +0200
To: "'daugava@nothnbut.net'" From: arodger@sasko.co.za
Subject: RE: RAP / REX moped 1956




> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andrei Zaitsev [SMTP:daugava@nothnbut.net]
> Sent: 23 February, 1998 16:32
> To: Moped Mailing List
> Subject: Re: RAP / REX moped 1956
> > daugava@nothnbut.net wrote:
> > > > I am trying very hard to find information relating to a moped that I
> have. I have so far made contact with two people (one in Canada and
> one in Holland) that have any knowledge of these mopeds.
> > I would really appreciate it if you could help in any way.
> > > > I am looking for historical information (origins, export inf., no of
> mopeds built, different models, interest in these mopeds, clubs
> formed, e.t.c.), and restoration information (engine specifications,
> spare parts availability, original colours, contacts of persons /
> companies who can help me with any of the above (e-mail, snail mail or
> phone numbers),e.t.c). Pictures would especially be welcome, or a book
> reference.
> > > > > > > > These mopeds were apparently sold as Panthers in Germany, Leopards
> in England, and REX's in Europe. I don't know if they were actually
> marketed in the USA, Canada or Africa. These engines were also sold in
> Philips mopeds in England in one, two and three speed models, in the
> late fifties.
> > The plate on the motor reads as follows :
> > > > REX MOTOREN-WERK-MUNCHEN
> > Hubr: 49cc Kurzleistung 2,1 PS
> > Betr. Erlaub Nr. 1342 Baujaur 1956
> > Type REX 504 Mot Nr.: 660771
> > > > The only information that I could find in a book has the following
> definitions:
> > > > R.A.P. - Popular 49 cc two and three speed mopeds. NL(The
> Netherlands)
> > >From between 1951 and 1955 to date (1963)
> > > > REX - REX MOTORENWERK G.M.B.H. , E & K. Bagusat, 75
> Forstenriederstr. , Muenchen 25 . The firm concentrated on bicycle
> auxiliary engines and mopeds. Early versions had 31 cc, later ones 34
> cc and, the last few years, different 49 cc units were made. All
> worked on the two stroke principal. D (Germany) From 1949 to 1963
> > > > My e-mail address is "R o d g e r _ A @ b o k o m o . c o . z a"
> My phone numbers are (0027+21)+546171 (work) (..)+5591383 (home)
> (..)+544786 (fax). Please do not hesitate to contact me if any
> queries arise.
> > > > Regards,
> Does it look anything like this? << File: mop-rex.jpg >> > [Andrew Rodger] Yes and no - the frame, wheels, carrier and
saddle of your picture are similar, however the pedals are connected to
the engine and the fuel tank is between the handlebars and the engine on
the frame.
I have found out that the bike I have is called a RAP 55. It was
a joint venture between Rex Motoren Werken and R.S.Stokvis and Zenen.
The bike has a Rex 504 motor which is very similar to the Rex 510. I
have also been lucky enough to receive a complete manual (in Dutch) of
the engine and carb.



Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 07:30:02 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: Huvz@aol.com
Subject: Re: DOCUMENTATION ON GARELLI MOPED


Terry,
Me too! I have a Garelli Mini-bike, and need info ( 1966). Let me know what
turns up!
Thanks Scott H



Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 07:00:14 PST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: postbudet@hotmail.com
Subject: help meeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!


hello first thanks for a good page on the net.
My name is anders Im 17 and from denmark. 2 years ago i bought a moped
but now when a one of the ring on the cylinder has broker i need
sparpart. AND I DON'T KNOW WHAT KIND OF MOPED IT IS.
I HOPE YOU CAN HELP ME.(if my descibtion doesn't help i'll send a
picture)

it is very littel 9" tires
2 gears
on the tank it says "ROMET"
On the motor it says #"predom(som logo and then)dezamet
and then again gige E .
the cylinder is 37.8mm


I hope you can help me find the factory which has mad it . I'll
send you a picture of it later.

me and every one i talk to have never seen a moped like it
before

hope you can and will help me

anders hjorth
denmark

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Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 11:55:01 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: MOPEDMOPED@aol.com
Subject: Re: Vespa Carb


>From topojs@aol.com
Can any one help me with a carb problem on my Vespa Si moped? The nut that
holds down the little fuel intake tube at the top of the bowl has stripped the
threads in the body. A guy told me that retapping wouldn't work on that pot-
metal, nor would it hold a heli-coil. I priced a new carb at about $160.00.
That's a bit much. Anybody got any ideas or used carb? Thanks for any help on
this. I also have a Tomos Bullet, 1980 I think. I'd be willing to part with it
if anyone's interested. It runs but doesn't shift too well. I'm in Portland,
Oregon. My address is topojs@aol.com. Thanks again.
******************************************************************************
******
Please Contact MOPEDMOPED@AOL.COM which is Steve's Moped & Bicycle World Inc.
40 Park Avenue in Dumont NJ 07628 Phone # (201)384-7777. I have thousands of
carburetors in stock and can ship you the carburetor body you need for $48.
You mentioned that you have a Tomos. I have parts for just about every
european moped made from 1970 to 1998 both new and used parts are available
for immediate shippment. E-mail me your needs.
Best Regards:
Steve
******************************************************************************
*****



Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 12:10:25 EST
To: daugava@nothnbut.net
From: MOPEDMOPED@aol.com
Subject: Re: DOCUMENTATION ON GARELLI MOPED


In a message dated 98-02-23 11:56:23 EST, you write:
<< Subject: DOCUMENTATION ON GARELLI MOPED
I'M LOOKING FOR INFO AND REPAIR INFORMATION ALONG WITH AVAILABILITY OF PARTS
FOR A GARELLI MOPED SEND E-MAIL
TERRY CURE' C/O ckwv@island.net
>>**************************************************************************
****
Garelli parts and manuals are available from:
Steve's Moped &
Bicycle World Inc.
40 Park Avenue
Dumont NJ 07628
ph(201)384-7777
fAX(201)384-7831
E-MAIL
MOPEDMOPED@AOL.COM



Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 23:18:34 +0100
To: "Peter Staal" From: staal@westbrabant.net
Subject: Re: Moped books and information



-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Andrei Zaitsev Aan: Moped Mailing List Datum: maandag 23 februari 1998 21:59
Onderwerp: Moped books and information


>*************************************************
>Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 13:45:32 -0500
>To: daugava@nothnbut.net
>From: brian@gdi.net
>Subject: Moped books and information
> > >Can anyone recomend a good book for somebody who knows nothing
>about engines or mopeds and wants to learn how to repair and
>maitnence them and how they work? Thanks
> >P.S Does anyone know if Tomos seats are leather or vinyl?
> > >Brian Collier
>brian@gdi.net
> > > (1)check this out : http://home.concepts.nl/~staal/2tdemoen.html

or the other stuff on my (links) page

(2)What did you buy a porche or a volkswagen ? vinyl or an other plastic
don't you think so

Bye, Peter Staal
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Email: staal@concepts.nl
Home: http://home.concepts.nl/~staal
----------------------------------------------------------------------



Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 23:30:49 +0100
To: "Peter Staal" From: staal@westbrabant.net
Subject: Re: Peugeot Sport



-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Andrei Zaitsev Aan: Moped Mailing List Datum: maandag 23 februari 1998 22:00
Onderwerp: Re: Peugeot Sport


>*************************************************
>Date: Sat, 28 Feb 1998 12:21:34 -0700
>To: daugava@nothnbut.net
>From: danyo@montrose.net
>Subject: Re: Peugeot Sport
> > >Moped Mailing List wrote:
> >> *************************************************
>> Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 21:47:02 EST
>> To: daugava@nothnbut.net
>> From: Huvz@aol.com
>> Subject: Re: Peugeot Sport
>> >> Dan,
>> I'm curious.
>> Does this bike have pedals?
>> I saw a nice 50cc the other day, but it had a 3 speed gearbox, and NO
>> pedals.
>> I tried to buy it, but couldnt agree on a price.
>> Scott H
> > Feb 23, 98
> >Scott:
> >Yes, the Peugeot BB2S (two speed) and the BB3S (three speed) were both
>equiped with pedals. The drive was by chain and not belt.
> >On another note: Thanks for the advice regarding my "new" 1979 Vespa
>Piaggio. I dropped the motor, cleaned all of the parts including the
>carb and reassembled it this week-end. I ordered a repair manual from
>the Vespa Super Shop but it hasn't arrived yet and I couldn't wait to
>get on the road.
> >I have only one problem that I can tell at this point. The engine wants
>to die during idle. Prior to cleaning the carb, the bike would start
>but not allow me to give it enough gas to apply power to the rear
>wheel. With the rpms up, it has good power and runs perfectly. Got any
>suggestions on this one? I'll put this message on the net so perhaps
>some other of the "Gurus" out there will have some suggestions.
> >Thanks for the help and I look forward to networking with all of you
>moped dudes and dudettes.
> >Dan
> >

too lean mix, possible jet struck,
peter.



Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 18:43:12 -0600
To: "Mailing List" From: daugava@inlink.com
Subject: Fw: moped question..


-------- reply to: REEVIL98@aol.com ------
Do you know anything about the speedfight 100cc



Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 19:21:58 -0600
To: "Mailing List" From: daugava@inlink.com
Subject: Fw: Mopeds




----------
> From: Aerobat96@aol.com
> To: daugava@inlink.com
> Subject: Mopeds
> Date: Tuesday, February 24, 1998 4:39 PM
> > To whomever it concerns,
> > Hello my name is Chris and I own a Maliguti Commuter
Moped.
> It was very old when I acquired it and the engine and gas tank was rusted
out.
> Since I've gotten it I have taken off the old 1.4hp engine and installed
a new
> 5hp engine. This new engine is great except for the problem of myself
have no
> foot room and the problem of too high of gear ratio it's right now 3 to
1. I
> have a 8 tooth centrifical cluch on my motor and a 23 tooth rear sproket.
I
> was wondering where I could purchase a new rear sproket. It's a 4 hole
bolted
> in sproket with a 1 1/2 inch bore. The chain size is 40. I'm also looking
to
> purchase a moped at a cheap price like $250.00 or less. It doesn't have
to run
> but if it does great. I tried to get in the classified on your web page
and I
> couldn't so that the problem it said I couldn't recieve it. I live in CT
and
> if you know anybody that wants to get rid of or sell Mopeds I'd like you
to
> contact me about them or tell them about me. Thanx for your time. Please
> respond.
> > Chris




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