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Was up tip today and saw this to one side. Oh is that a Chopper I thought, wander over and it's a new model one (mk3?) without the tag-nut gear changer from when the were relaunched a few years back. Anyway had a poke around and aside from surface rust appears fine. Had a chat with bloke that runs it and a deal was done at exactly 0p. The kinda price I like, and handy since I had about £2 on me! Anyway here it is. Needs tyres pumps but seems good. At that price it's worth it just for a set of ape hangers!   |
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wicked!!1 gold metal flak frame and re chrome the rest !!
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1000 Silver stars for Skip rat skills.
Looks pretty much unused.
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pump up tyres, fit lots of medallions to front and basket to rear, ride, win.
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Tim
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Cool
i need to find a free mk3 to scavenge for bits for my mk1m which is getting refurbed this summer :-)
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Rode it for the first time this weekend, everything works perfectly, rear brake will held you do a nice slide out as you stop like a big kid. Did find it quite unstable though, steering was a bit all over the place, might just be me!
Shame the previous owner took off the chopper stickers on the frame and stuck on silly bulldog and George cross though.
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yes these will be a bit unstable
not much weight over the front
could try the stem further into the forks
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I missed mine!! but now ive got it back
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Last Edit: Mar 6, 2010 10:36:15 GMT by kurt18
kurt seyffert
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e21'er
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I used to be damned good at wheelies on my Chopper..... This ones looks cool. Would look even cooler in my garage tho..... 80)
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The original ones are majorly unstable. And it weighs a tonne. I was tempted to fit V brakes on mine as the original U's suck.
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