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Scooters - 50cc => Super 9 => Topic started by: pyro on October 29, 2015, 07:08:47 AM
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Does anyone know If the rear fat tire mod for a ruckus will work on my super 9 .I only mean the hub adadpter
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Google is your friend!!! Look at pictures, look at your bike, compare. If the ruckus and the s9 wheels attached the same way, maybe, but I doubt it. The lc s9 has the rear disc that makes the setup different.
If you're hell bent to do this stretch crap, get a gy6, like someone else already suggested. The super 9 doesn't deserve to be humiliated and wasn't meant to be. Hell, if you were close enough I'd trade you several gy6 for your super 9.
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You seem pissed at what I want do if you don't like the idea pleas don't be rude and just don't replay to my post I'm posting for info not for rude comments If you don't have any info to help my question just stay off my post cause iv already cheaked google and it very hard to find anything g on the super 9
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I sincerely apologize, I shouldn't have said that or been on a forum in the mood I was in. I also had to apologize to my brother and my girlfriend earlier for my mood, lol.
Best of luck, I'm still interested in seeing how it will look once you get where you're going.
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http://totalruckus.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=82213
This might help you in the long run, I can't tell by the pictures if the bit would bolt on easily.
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Actually, that's for one with a rear drum brake. If you can find one for disc and it matches the axle size then it should work fine!
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Bring your bike to me, pay for the parts required and I'll do the whole thing for you. It'll take me a week with my current schedule, but it'll be completed in a top notch fashion. Can even widen the stock rear steel wheel to fit a wide tire. I'm a former welder/fabricator turned aircraft mechanic.
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Sorry I was an ass back to you and thank you for your help I will post a pick of a super 8 that gave me the idea to do it to my scooter I always want say bike cause I have a motorcycle to lol
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Bring your bike to me, pay for the parts required and I'll do the whole thing for you. It'll take me a week with my current schedule, but it'll be completed in a top notch fashion. Can even widen the stock rear steel wheel to fit a wide tire. I'm a former welder/fabricator turned aircraft mechanic.
Don't lie, you dabble in the dark scooter arts...
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It would be next to impossible for me to make a kit w/o the bike actually here to work on. It would not be very difficult at all for you to fabricate the brackets and extension your self. If I have the time, per g as I can make some rough sketches and dimensions of what'd you'd need to make. I simply do not have the resources to procure the materials needed to build a full kit and then sell it to you. I would be willing to do just that though.
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Sorry I was an ass back to you and thank you for your help I will post a pick of a super 8 that gave me the idea to do it to my scooter I always want say bike cause I have a motorcycle to lol
No worries, life goes on.
A suggestion, there may be people on either the ruckus forums or 49ccscoot forums that would be able to put in their knowledge. The 49ccscoot forums have a lot more traffic with a lot of knowledgeable people.
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pic of stretched Super 8, very cool looking
https://www.google.com/search?q=kymco+super+9+stretched&rlz=1C1FLDB_enUS580US580&es_sm=93&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAmoVChMIu5XXgefqyAIVQfRjCh0jJg1m&biw=2051&bih=965&dpr=0.67#imgrc=KCqb2Qr2dJnMnM%3A (https://www.google.com/search?q=kymco+super+9+stretched&rlz=1C1FLDB_enUS580US580&es_sm=93&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAmoVChMIu5XXgefqyAIVQfRjCh0jJg1m&biw=2051&bih=965&dpr=0.67#imgrc=KCqb2Qr2dJnMnM%3A)
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Wow. Looks great!! Not a big fan of S8 styling, but that low stretched 8 looks nice!
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Yea that's where I got the idea from how did you post that pic I kept trying to post to show and it told me the file was to big
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Those 14 inch wheels really help that look
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If you can do me a sketch and dimensions for material that would help alot and i can make what i need i fabricated the rear fender for my 1982 yamaha virago cause someone tried to steal the last one when i was at work ,now they will go through hell to take parts off my bike lol
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The Amish if I was able to send you the rear engine hanger would that help
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Have you had any luck?
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The rear engine hanger wouldn't really help much. To do a custom fabrication like your wanting to do; the bike really should be in person to physically make the alterations. Or buy a pre made kit for your specific scoot, which has all the parts and dimensions ready to go. Even those kits tend to need slight modifications and tweaking to fit and go together properly. Basically all those kits for "stretch" essentially are, are brackets to extend the swing arm, and a relocation or addition of a "riser" for the rear shock bracket. The rest is mostly cosmetic. This is a simplified and basic explanation but more or less checks all the boxes.