Stealth Cub with hard luggage!

[Black Sheep Radical]

[fatboytours]

Saw that on ebay other day, have you bought it?

[Black Sheep Radical]

No, it's still on there - the picture is the link.

[Leiba]

Every thing is painted except the chrome saddle clamp on the legsheild and the air filter cover. I wonder why he left them out.

[wightegi]

Not realy into rat bikes butI do like that

[cruncherkid]

Not realy into rat bikes butI do like that

Hi Wightegi, that camo stuff can be bought as huge vinyl stickers, just apply, rub the bubbles out and trim.... and i do agree, i does look well! Thought of you today when me and vauxhallsteve went out for our little bimble passing through Gate Helmsley on way out and back in

Cruncher

[Jumpinjacks]

This bike is now mine
Will be with me when the courier delivers it on Sunday
Never had an old c90 before but had many of the newer square headlight ones. How do they compare, powerwise?
Is there any restriction on them as standard?

[radar]

This bike is now mine
Will be with me when the courier delivers it on Sunday
Never had an old c90 before but had many of the newer square headlight ones. How do they compare, powerwise?
Is there any restriction on them as standard?

For £310+ full MOT you have a bargain! I'm curious about the hinge with what looks like to be a sighting device that has been welded over the headlight.
I think the older a 6volt round headlight c90s are slightly slower than their newer 12volt versions.

[Jumpinjacks]

He told me something about that, something to do with tieing himself to it to keep the rain off I cant really remember though tbh.
It isn't just £310 for me though, as I agreed to pay £10 paypal fee as they wanted me to send cash through the post, and I said no, also £110 courier fee .
I'll get some better pictures up when I get it.
Can I do the usual mods with the old 6 volt c90s? Like weld a 3mm blob onto the flywheel, and polish ports etc....

[radar]

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Looking at the way the bike is kitted out, I would think it best suited to those lovely hills and valleys and places that are off the beaten track.