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BoneGirl wrote:
San Francisco wrote:
I think evidence of the name issue is indicated by all the Buddy owners
stripping the badges off their scoots. :shock: :twisted: :lol:
LOL, I just couldn't stop bitchin to the dealer about that name. So I have a Buddy and I also have a Buell Blast, grrrrr Blast, what, they couldn't think of anything so they say, cuz it's a BLAST to ride, oh brother...debadging happening all over the place. :twisted: :twisted: Why couldn't they just put Genuine on the front. :roll:
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Here's my black, silver and red Buddy 50. The stripes are 1" reflective tape from streetglo.net. I trimmed the tape down with a razor for a nice swoop echoing the lines of the side panels. I also added matching tape to my helmet.

Other mods: totally debadged, front decal, relocated front DOT signals, wired front signals together, chrome rack and topcase, brake light modulator, and bobbed the rear fender.
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Re: My darling ride

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weaseltamer wrote:2006 Sunset orange Buddy

name: U.A.V. (Urban Assualt Vehicle)

mods: back Chrome rack, black basket front

Here you can see the uav, my giant of a boyfriend and me made famous, thx to my sister's photography skills.
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HEY!!! I own that shirt! cool..... :wink:
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rablack that swoop stripe is absolutly awsome looking.
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weaseltamer wrote:rablack that swoop stripe is absolutly awsome looking.
Thanks.

I just did this over the weekend. I'll try to take a night shot to show how the tape lights up.
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THANK YOU!!! to Corsair and louie. I'm stoked! The black seat is nubbly, which was a surprise which I love.

ericalm, sounds like an interesting group that I'll need to check out. What's more, their history is eerily coincidental to that of April March, who covers 60s YeYe and did the voices on Ren & Stimpy.
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They make a good team.
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"Nubbly" is a good word. I like it...

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Bella and her new mods...

1. Windscreen
2. Black front basket
3. Black rear rack
4. Givi Topcase
5. Italian Flag Reflector Bolts (On license plate)
6. Prima Exhaust
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What most people see of my Buddy and I.
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Not a pic of my Buddy, but....

Aprilia SR50 R Factory Ditech:

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And the FJR1300

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Pics of my Buddy SI, coming in the near future... :D
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ScooterDave wrote:A few pics of my Buddy from today...
Dude, that Pee-Wee sticker is fantastic.
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hey i just added this extra shiny chrome tape. Should be able to add my chrome rack and rear basket within a week, hopefully scooterworks gets them sent soon!! Will post once it's done

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Here are some pictures of my Cincinnati Bengals inspired Buddy.

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toddrw2251 wrote:Here are some pictures of my Cincinnati Bengals inspired Buddy.
That stripe on your front panel is really sharp! I'm wondering if you wear a Corazzo jacket, 'cause it would be a nice match.
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Good call. I actually do have the black Corazzo 5.0 with the white stripe. Best accessory I ever bought.
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Ok, here's my newest scoot!
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buddyboop wrote:Ok, here's my newest scoot!
Nice. Is that your driveway too?
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I wish! We were out scootin' in the mountain backroads just buzzing around and my husband thought that would make a good pict. It was a beautiful house, out in nowhere land though.
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heres four buddies at a rally
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Our weekly scooter ride made a trip to the Cincinnati Observatory Center. I wanted a picture of my scooter in front of the Observatory but didn't know how much I liked this picture until later;the sunset reflecting in my scooter and the moon could be seen over the Observatory.

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I'm trying to post my pix on here and it's telling me I'm trying to upload an empty file. How can I post my picture of my pretty scooter?
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Taken at the Base near my house. Anybody remember those beautiful F-4's?
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pamalama wrote:I'm trying to post my pix on here and it's telling me I'm trying to upload an empty file. How can I post my picture of my pretty scooter?
Imageshack.us or photobucket.com

Join the one or the other website and upload your picture from there, then come here and past the direct URL in the [img] tags

Like this

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Howardr wrote:Taken at the Base near my house. Anybody remember those beautiful F-4's?
I believe those are F-111's.
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Oops, my bad. You're right.
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SteMer wrote:No name. Completely stock except for removing all "Buddy 125" stickers and adding reflective tape. I bought mine with the white seat and grips. Future mods: connecting the lower non-working turn signals with the DOT turn signals, adding chrome trip and a cup holder. Maybe a seat cover from Crystal at some point too.
Regarding one of your future mods: I asked my dealer this exact question today and they told me the lower "dead" turn signal lights are used in Europe instead of the ones located below the handlegrips. Here in the states, the DOT requires the turn signals to be located higher up on the bike for visibility reasons, which makes sense. Having both sets of turn signals wired as such would draw too much wattage from the battery, keeping in mind the rear turn signals are drawing power too. That's not to say a more powerful battery couldn't handle this task but I'm not well-versed in mechanics to know if that would work or not (quadruple negative usage, sorry!). It is possible to wire the dead lights as running lights though. Hope this helps.

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Just got mine Friday

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SKA'D_Scooterist wrote:
SteMer wrote:No name. Completely stock except for removing all "Buddy 125" stickers and adding reflective tape. I bought mine with the white seat and grips. Future mods: connecting the lower non-working turn signals with the DOT turn signals, adding chrome trip and a cup holder. Maybe a seat cover from Crystal at some point too.
Regarding one of your future mods: I asked my dealer this exact question today and they told me the lower "dead" turn signal lights are used in Europe instead of the ones located below the handlegrips. Here in the states, the DOT requires the turn signals to be located higher up on the bike for visibility reasons, which makes sense. Having both sets of turn signals wired as such would draw too much wattage from the battery, keeping in mind the rear turn signals are drawing power too. That's not to say a more powerful battery couldn't handle this task but I'm not well-versed in mechanics to know if that would work or not (quadruple negative usage, sorry!). It is possible to wire the dead lights as running lights though. Hope this helps.

S.S.
mine actually worked oppositely. they drew too much battery power as running lights and they work ok as turn signals.
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My new scoot: Paparazzo

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Me and my new Italia, Paparazzo

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Here's mine:
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Is the Obama logo a stencil or a sticker?
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Here's my new 125cc '07 Cherry Bomb

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And in case you're wondering what is in the cycle shell behind it:

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bulldog1967 wrote:And in case you're wondering what is in the cycle shell behind it:
I'm more curious about the cycle shell! I've seen these online, and we have a lot of members without garages who are looking for alternatives. How do you like it?
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ericalm wrote:
bulldog1967 wrote:And in case you're wondering what is in the cycle shell behind it:
I'm more curious about the cycle shell! I've seen these online, and we have a lot of members without garages who are looking for alternatives. How do you like it?
It is AWESOME! Worth EVERY penny I paid for it. Not having a garage for my Valk was a no go with winter setting in last year, so I bought it and LOVE it. HIGHLY recommended for those without a garage!
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Here is my 08 Buddy 125 :)
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bulldog1967 wrote:
ericalm wrote:
bulldog1967 wrote:And in case you're wondering what is in the cycle shell behind it:
I'm more curious about the cycle shell! I've seen these online, and we have a lot of members without garages who are looking for alternatives. How do you like it?
It is AWESOME! Worth EVERY penny I paid for it. Not having a garage for my Valk was a no go with winter setting in last year, so I bought it and LOVE it. HIGHLY recommended for those without a garage!
Where can you buy one of those??
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betsy q. bramble wrote:
bulldog1967 wrote:
ericalm wrote: I'm more curious about the cycle shell! I've seen these online, and we have a lot of members without garages who are looking for alternatives. How do you like it?
It is AWESOME! Worth EVERY penny I paid for it. Not having a garage for my Valk was a no go with winter setting in last year, so I bought it and LOVE it. HIGHLY recommended for those without a garage!
Where can you buy one of those??

http://www.cycleshell.com/
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I made a seat cover for my pamplona. Replaced the tan grips with black ones and replaced the brown floormat with the black one.

I like how cohesive she looks now
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sorry about the tripod bungeed to my backseat.

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Meet Maneki Neko...Neko for short. It's a japanese term meaning "lucky (or fortune) cat". The Hello Kitty theme is based on the old Maneki Neko legends.The origonal cats are a native japanese breed with bobbed tails. One of the cats I live with is a japanese bobtail and they "chirp' sometimes rather than "meow". Nekos with left paws up are beconing for luck and friendship. Right for money. The paw on the cat on the rear basket goes up and down as I ride.I'm finding lots of Neko items on Ebay. But still waiting on the windshield.
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Artisan, OMG that is SO KAWAII!!! :D
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artisan...LOVE LOVE LOVE it! Too adorable. me-OW!
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I finally got mine! :D

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