Bum Stop from a Vespa P Series fender. Very happy with the results.

djelliott

Real bikes are built in garages.
So I was trying to think of an interesting seat to make for my current CB750 project (yes I know I'm long over due for a build thread). I was checking out the fender on an old Vespa one day and thought "hey, that might look cool. " A quick stop and my friends shop produced just what I needed. A beat up vintage Vespa fender that was dying to be reborn into something useful. Here's the build.

Stock fender

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After the chop

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Bending the pan from some 16 gauge and my awesome ghetto sheet metal brake.

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A couple views after welding, clean up and a bit of body filler to hide some ugly spots. I forgot to shoot a photo after I sanded the filler. Sorry.

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Sitting on the bike for reference. I still need to chop the back of the frame, but you get the idea.

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I love the results. Me and my friend Mark are going to glass some copies this weekend for future use.
 
Wow....I Didn't even realize I had my own metal brake too! Thanks dude! Any more P200 parts kickin around? (my current daily driver)
 
DesmoBro said:
Wow....I Didn't even realize I had my own metal brake too! Thanks dude! Any more P200 parts kickin around? (my current daily driver)

Non kicking around my garage but my friends shop (Pride of Cleveland Scooters) could certainly help you out.
 
djelliott said:
Non kicking around my garage but my friends shop (Pride of Cleveland Scooters) could certainly help you out.

.....hmmm I wonder if they'd have the tail lights lens for less than scooterworks
 
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