Black Cat Owners?
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- jperkins
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Black Cat Owners?
Does anyone out there actually own a Black Cat? I have notice no one has posted to this forum since Oct. 29, 2006
If so how's the ride? And do you like it?
If so how's the ride? And do you like it?
- beelzebubbles
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- beelzebubbles
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- L.B.
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Black Cat
I own a Black Cat. I have 7 miles on it. I won it at the San Francisco Scooter Girls Rally. It was donated by the San Francisco Scooter Centre.
I have a few questions:
Does the Black Cat 50cc and the Buddy 50cc share the same engine?
Is the 70cc kit the same for both.
Whats the best after market Pipe for the Black Cat.
Is their some kind of Rocket Booster I can strap to this thing to get it to go 50 MPH?
Lucky~
I have a few questions:
Does the Black Cat 50cc and the Buddy 50cc share the same engine?
Is the 70cc kit the same for both.
Whats the best after market Pipe for the Black Cat.
Is their some kind of Rocket Booster I can strap to this thing to get it to go 50 MPH?
Lucky~
- Kevin K
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Congrats!
The 70 kit is the same for the BC, Rattler and Buddy 50
Best bang for the buck is the Prima pipe. I will warn you that it's LOUD!
Have fun with it.
The way I see it, there's enough similarities between the Rattler and the BC that we can share mods that work for both.
It's a revolution, baby!
-K
The 70 kit is the same for the BC, Rattler and Buddy 50
Best bang for the buck is the Prima pipe. I will warn you that it's LOUD!
Have fun with it.
The way I see it, there's enough similarities between the Rattler and the BC that we can share mods that work for both.
It's a revolution, baby!
-K
She rides: nothing yet
He rides: crappy 35 year-old Vespa (and 70cc Rattler)
Minnesota Motorcyle Monthly
My SmugMug
He rides: crappy 35 year-old Vespa (and 70cc Rattler)
Minnesota Motorcyle Monthly
My SmugMug
- Gary
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Re: Black Cat
Wow. Sweet prize!L.B. wrote: Is their some kind of Rocket Booster I can strap to this thing to get it to go 50 MPH?
Have you had the engine derestricted?
I have 250 miles on my Black Cat (without all the kitty stickers on it ). It easily goes 50 on a flat street with no prob, rarely under 35 going up hills. I got from Scoot Richmond (Va) after they derestricted the engine for a demo for the local parking cops. The cops didn't want it, so I scooped it up for a sweet deal. Derestricting the engine is the only modification they made, and I don't feel like it needs anything else done to it. It has no trouble keeping up with traffic. I ride it about 20 miles a day to work and back.
It's really a Buddy 50 with bigger wheels (and different body o'course). The owner gave me a serious ride through the city, and I was way impressed with its pickup while carrying 2 adults. I rode on the back of a Buddy afterward and I thought the Black Cat was sturdier, more peppy, and had much less vibration to the seat. So I bought it. Wheeeee!
It's obviously not a really popular bike, since they haven't gotten another one in since I bought it. I think losing the kitty stickers would be a big help. It looks really good in plain yellow.
Gary
- mattgordon
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Re: Black Cat
How 'bout a picture of it in it's birthday suit?Gary wrote:Wow. Sweet prize!L.B. wrote: Is their some kind of Rocket Booster I can strap to this thing to get it to go 50 MPH?
Have you had the engine derestricted?
I have 250 miles on my Black Cat (without all the kitty stickers on it ). It easily goes 50 on a flat street with no prob, rarely under 35 going up hills. I got from Scoot Richmond (Va) after they derestricted the engine for a demo for the local parking cops. The cops didn't want it, so I scooped it up for a sweet deal. Derestricting the engine is the only modification they made, and I don't feel like it needs anything else done to it. It has no trouble keeping up with traffic. I ride it about 20 miles a day to work and back.
It's really a Buddy 50 with bigger wheels (and different body o'course). The owner gave me a serious ride through the city, and I was way impressed with its pickup while carrying 2 adults. I rode on the back of a Buddy afterward and I thought the Black Cat was sturdier, more peppy, and had much less vibration to the seat. So I bought it. Wheeeee!
It's obviously not a really popular bike, since they haven't gotten another one in since I bought it. I think losing the kitty stickers would be a big help. It looks really good in plain yellow.
Gary
- Gary
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Kitty-free kitty
My avatar is the pic from the Genuine site with the kitty krap photoshopped out (well, really by The GIMP, which is free). I'll post a real photo ASAP
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I own one
I own one and yes it is the same PGO engine as all of the other 50cc engines in the genuine line up.
The best pipe is the Prima Performance pipe. You can find it at www.scooterworks.com
The best pipe is the Prima Performance pipe. You can find it at www.scooterworks.com
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just 4ur info: there's still dem Black Cats out there people. Dem in yellow body plastics and red seat... real rad, man.. of course, beauty is in the eyes of the beholder my treasure may be your garbage
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