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Hi my name is sam and i live in the UK. Me and my brother own a scooter shop in the uk (www.boostyascoot.co.uk)

we are going to make a custom yamaha slider:W but for the road

My engine set up is going to be:

EPC/RST tuned vertical crank case with aerox rear wheel
Stage 6 cylinder
Stage 6 crank
Stage 6 teflon bearing
Malossi over range
Polini big vaule kit
Yasuni R

The custom features are going to be:

Custom made front panle
Custom made slide panles
Custom under tray
Custom cut outs
Chroming with Custom engraveing
Custom speed braket
Custom foot bord panle
Custom paint
Aerox front forks



EPC/RST engine from 2004 lelystad weekend in my slider frame

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The engine from the EPC gang has the aerox rear wheel conversion which is a very big conversion for the english scooter sence

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Engine all pluged in ready for first run

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The run went well but the rollers are a bit light and we need to get the malossi delta clutch.

New i start to make the panleing look very nice
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Cut out the tempeate out of paper and then paint on
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Cut the shape out and the paint another colour to see the ruff parts

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Mark ot the holes and then drill them doing the to both sides

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Putting the tree panle into one by scoring the plastic and the fibre glassing.

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Rub down the fibre glass and then fill to get a smooth finish. this takes lots of hours work getting it level.

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The foot panle i rubbed the plastic out and then filled it my dad then rubbed down the filler
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The foot bord was done before the speed camera and side bits were made into one panle

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Taped and screwed the panleing together to see what i could do to make it look better

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I have put expanding foom in to fill the gap and i have then shaped it

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Fibre glass to make the back hard
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Rub down the fibre glass and then scrach the fibre galss up for the fill to stick
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Yes i know it looks messy but it id the fristy skim of fill when it rubbed down looks a lot better
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Rubbed down and ready for frist coat of paint

Now i have a big panle to do this has got to look right incase it will not fit on the front of the slider
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4 in 1 there are four different panles in one

1. TNT
2 BCD top hump
3.BCD head lights
4. custom made vent

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Frist skim of filler

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Last scim just needs rubbing down

I do not have picture of the but the side/back panle are the TNT and standard put together me and my brother liked the look of the TNT panles but not the way that they fitted so if you look at them in detail you will see that the bottom fits different

here i start to see if every thing fitted

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New drop down bars now fitted and the fournales gas rear shock

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Drop down bars with home made speedo brackets

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New over sized diskon the front with the stage 6 carb mouth on the carb

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Home made clear plastic sheet for the foot panle to pertect the paint from getting screached.

The panle have been at the painter for about two weeks and week have got the brake calapers back from chromer

KNOW we start rebulding it

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Me and the banker (DAD)

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Custom flip paint from the U.S.A

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Holes drilled in to the front mud gaurd with rubber gromets

Here is some pictures of the paint

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It use about two days to rebulid the slider

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That's really neatlookin'!

I sure do like those 'carvings/gravings'(?).
I guess that's a pretty typical thing for the English scooterscene, we don't really see them around here.

Have fun ridin' it.
 
hi Bjorn the engraveing is very big on the old school scooter like vespa and lambretta but in the moden custom one like the slider it is not big.

the man how did it said that we were the second person to do it on moden scooters
 
hey bys now i can see your scoot goog... 10 times better than the scooterbase... you made a verry nice slider -:- i like you body work :)
 
Nice scooter! Nice job, especialy the front fork!!
But how did you manage to put an aerox rim on the vertical engine block?
 
i am a bit confused here im not sure this is your scoot as it is a shops scooter and pics are available on there site sorry if im wrong and if its yours how did you mount a disc caliper on the ac cases or are the cases srom a different bike and your bike is good for a uk bike as moast of us like to tune them for the road and there for they cant look too good or they will be stolen im sure your bikes for shows not road
 
@ barrboo, what the hell are u talking about? :) The scoot is his scoot, you can modify every thing, when it goes about discs and calipers

:) My compliments, very nice scoot you've got there
 
i am a bit confused here im not sure this is your scoot as it is a shops scooter and pics are available on there site sorry if im wrong and if its yours how did you mount a disc caliper on the ac cases or are the cases srom a different bike and your bike is good for a uk bike as moast of us like to tune them for the road and there for they cant look too good or they will be stolen im sure your bikes for shows not road

I know that it is his scooter, because I personally know them. Don't hesitate about that !!!
 
i only said that as all those pics are the same on there site someone could of just of posted them here claiming they did it all it happens sometimes but he has pmed me about this and he knows i was just making sure but its one bloody nice bike and im interested how you mounted the disc as i had a look at my freinds bike and has no where atall or is this a differnt model of the engine
 
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