Almost done with my last bike. Just a front fender left? Probably retire from building myself anymore Puchs. But I 'm always open to helping anyone building theirs. Hit me up!!
Welcome to Moped Luau!!
Aloha!! Welcome to Moped Luau!! A blog devoted to Two-Stroke mopeds and scooters. On da menu: Puch mopeds with side order Hondas, Vespas, Yamahas, and whatevah else that go braaaaap. Get some grindz and feed your Two-Stroke face.
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Thursday, October 1, 2015
Treats Clutch: Worked
I always found the "Treats" version of ZA50 clutches not comparable as far as performance to a pair of well modified stock ZA50 clutches. I think the main reason for this is that the Treats clutches are too heavy and even the Malossi replacement springs can't overcome the weight. Inspired by a thread on Moped Army, I lightened both my clutches for my MetraKit Big Port Magnum project:
Monday, September 28, 2015
Monday, September 21, 2015
Soma's Adventures: He Is Back!!
Soma-san is back reporting moped adventures from Japan. In this episode he takes a good trip to Shizuoka Prefecture in his Suzuki scooter.
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Magnum Cockpit Progress
I don't know why I decided to redo my Magnum's controls. I added the 100w voltage regulator on my Powerdynamo unit. This allowed me to run turn signals, horn, high and low beams, etc. My end goal for this Magnum is as close to a motorcycle as possible. This upgrades helps in that direction.
Stay tuned for finish cockpit.
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| ClusterF@ck-O-Wires |
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| Clean. Well worth the effort. |
Stay tuned for finish cockpit.
Quick Tip: Trail Tech Temp Gauge Plug Mod
If your like me and is obsessed with clean wiring then this tip is for you. If you running a Trail Tech Temp Gauge on your bike, that white plug that connects the display unit to the heat sensor can be bulking when your trying to hide the wires.
Here's a quick how-to for cleaning up the bulk. It requires no soldering which could damage the sensor wiring:
Here's a quick how-to for cleaning up the bulk. It requires no soldering which could damage the sensor wiring:
Friday, July 31, 2015
Getting Close To Complete: Puch Pinto No. 5
Finally pulled the trigger and ordered my electrical system for my Pinto Project. Decided to go with the trusty PowerDynamo 70w system for this build. I ran this exact set up when I was blasting all over Japan.
Monday, July 20, 2015
Hawaii Five-O Puch Maxi
Finally got a chance to ride my Hawaii Five-O Puch Maxi. This old school Autisa kit really packs a punch. No wonder it was able to haul that F@t A$$ of a guy around with a head leak!!
Enjoy...
Enjoy...
** CAUTION: DO NOT look directly into the half moon **
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Puch Red Racer Maxi
Short ride with my Hawaiian style old school cafe racer. It's all stock parts but modified. Full build here. Enjoy the sounds of the gears shifting...
** Caution: Crotch shot may cause blindness. Watch At Your Own Risk!! **
Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Unreal Pinto Project Update
Here's another project that suffering from the lack of funds and time. My cousin's Pinto build is coming a long at a snail's pace. But at least the motor is done!! This motor has all the works. It's Just Another Puch E50 Dio Polini kickstart edition!! Check it out:
Next up: HPI Electricals and 13-15 front gear. Stay tuned...
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| Case polished by hand and buffing wheel |
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| First time putting a kickstart mechanism back together |
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| Stuffed roller bearing crank |
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| New seals. New bearings. Stock main gear |
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| Halves together |
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| HK Racing Clutch courtesy of Push Shop |
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| Dio Polini assembly |
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| Piston on roller bearing end |
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| Dio intake with Motomatic adapter. I modified the adapter for a better fit. |
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| Left the voids this time. Opened up the intake ports. |
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| Got to fix the exhaust gasket. |
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| Mock up with a TM24 carb |
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| You down? |
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| With the sickness |
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| Stainless Allen screw set. |
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| More Pr0n |
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| O face!! |
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| Almost done!! |
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