Suprisingly it looks quite good
Funeral Director's C50
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RoadCar
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Pjam
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Re: Funeral Director's C50
How does the exhaust bracket to the top of the shocks work though? 
Also, I can't remember exactly but is there a problem putting a bigger engine in something that's been registered as a 50cc ?
Also, I can't remember exactly but is there a problem putting a bigger engine in something that's been registered as a 50cc ?
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wightegi
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Re: Funeral Director's C50
Like putting a 125 in a 70..... If it is registered as a 50 moped and got stopped for doing 50mph insurance and license could be questioned .
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cruncherkid
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Re: Funeral Director's C50
Get pulled on that at 16, particularly by a bike copper (tend to be very savvy blokes as regards bikes) and you are asking for everything you will get.....namely your bike confiscated and a trip to court......wightegi wrote:Like putting a 125 in a 70..... If it is registered as a 50 moped and got stopped for doing 50mph insurance and license could be questioned .
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Re: Funeral Director's C50
Don't ride it at silly speeds & it should be ok, having said that if a 16 yr old has a bike that will to 29 mph he will do 29mph if he has one that will do 70 mph he will do 70 mph