Brand New C90, ok not quite, but close-ish...

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Brand New C90, ok not quite, but close-ish...

Post by crammy69 » Mon May 17, 2010 10:05 am

Was given this link on another forum, its New Old stock Lanying copy of the cub, 2003 model for £595!, if it werent so far away id be damn tempted!a bad bet at the price surely. Anyone know anything about these at all?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/LANYING-80-595-Br ... 35a9057ab3

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Re: Brand New C90, ok not quite, but close-ish...

Post by tom robinson » Mon May 17, 2010 4:43 pm

Hi Simon,
they look a real bargain dont they and if they are offering them at 595 they may take 500?550 ?
If they were Honda c90's they would want 1000 more !
The only thing that would put me off is the 2 stroke bit but i am 2 old fashioned to realise modern 2 strokes are ok.
I wonder what year they registered em?
Have you got your c90 sorted yet?
all the best
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Re: Brand New C90, ok not quite, but close-ish...

Post by crammy69 » Mon May 17, 2010 6:26 pm

Did'nt notice the 2 stroke bit :oops: . They seem to have registered them in 2003, so I guess they may well be due an MOT? I wonder wwether there would br problems re SVA or some such?. Still Ive got a real one and happy with that.

Ive 'fixed' the indicators and headlight with some splcing of new wire and some insulating tape. I removed most of what can be removed and given it a clean up. I took off the rickman box, but in the process broke the securing bolt/screw thing, and it looks like Im gonna have to take the rear wheel off the get to the other side of it to remove/replace. Ideally want a clear day to cover the rest in Gunk and give it a good wash down. Im 50/50 as to whethter to really go for it and do an 'as new' amateur resto on it, or just clean it and use it. The third option is a full on sand blast, resto and colour change, but this is more a pipe dream as the time just isnt available for it, gotta keep spare time for riding!!.

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Re: Brand New C90, ok not quite, but close-ish...

Post by Pjam » Mon May 17, 2010 7:02 pm

I think if I got one I'd be forever wishing I'd spent a bit more and got the real thing!

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Re: Brand New C90, ok not quite, but close-ish...

Post by Fuzz » Mon May 17, 2010 8:42 pm

I would start a resto at the end of the summer.......
Think of all those days you would wish you hadnt ripped it to bits !

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Re: Brand New C90, ok not quite, but close-ish...

Post by Boo » Mon May 17, 2010 9:10 pm

Looks like an exact copy of the old Yamaha Mate V80. (before Townmate T80 fourstrokes)
There are exact copies of the Cub out there. The Jialing JD70 is a very good quality C70E clone with 4 speeds.

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