yeeha, Si ready and out, nu de Citta dran.:@

thanks :thumb

Jos, for sure the old type shoke lever will come. I used this carb only for testing if the engine runs and if the carb is ok.
Both is nice, now I can go into more details. 😀

Also made the first drive with the Italian Ciao SC, and it is running very smooth without any vibrations and great acceleration.

Top speed of 50,9…[Lees meer]

news from the Italian puzzle :rules

First noise :@

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please put JuniorPiet and myself ma on the list

nice report :thumb

Sounds like a good alternative for original setups.
Too bad, the JMPB link is not working. 😐

Fixed, thanks for reporting :thumb

here the pic of the ophoogplaatjes. Very nice work, fit perfect.

I will be there. :rules

Nice geknutselt :thumb

thanks, :D:thumb

Jos, it was not expensive, the Italian owner is a nice guy. He disassembled everything and was packing it like Christo for little shipping cost :lol
If you see the market(phantasy) prices for Oldtimer Ciao’s in Germany you only can scuffle your hair. Hard to find something below 350,- Euros, some crazy peaople think that they…[Lees meer]

thanks Bas. 😀

latest aanwinst, fresh importetd Ciao puzzle from Italy :@

1971 Ciao SC with frame number C7E1T*2074403*

Strange for me is, that it has colored fenders. I thought that the Ciao SC has stainless steel fenders. 😐

nice and clean. :rules

Nice color man :thumb

80,- ex shipping for all

What number of ophoogplaatjes do you need to produce to get the 2,50 or 3,00 Euro price?

I’m interested in cylinder ophoogplaatjes for the original 50cc cylinder. Aluminium 2mm and alterntive 1,5mm thick.

update:

front wheel axle bearing play :whistle

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Axle removed and found out that one side has 10 bearing balls and the other only 9 balls.

axle is looking good I think

and fixed with a new additional bearing ball :rules

you are like a lexikon 😀

The frame is from Italy, it is maybe the same type like your picture with the yellow one.
Side covers, seat spring cover and small tank stickers are the same.

interesting. This frame need to have the old first series side covers.

And far as I can see on the picture, the rear wheel is fixed with M10 screws and not M8 as the first series frames.

EDIT: nice pictures. The owner told me that it is a Arcobaleno. But after my number list Arcobaleno’s start from build year 1972.
Very mystic.

yes crazy, for my understanding a Ciao SC has the swing saddle like on the picture but also chrome fenders and not colored fenders, or?

I’m a little confused, maybe you can give me some clarity.

What type of Ciao will I have with the frame number: c7e1t*202xxxx* ?

After my knowledge it should be a Ciao L from 1970, but the picture of it is that