MOPED ARMY

ebay? why not sell them to the community here? no fees, and people aren't dicked around. you should make standard Nu50 ones too. not just the deluxe.

you are going at this wrong. When people want to buy something, they want to know the price upfront. Tell the masses the price. not PM for pricing. I think all NU tops are equally unicorn in scarcity though.

$50 + free shipping (US only). In that price I remove all the supports (Dremel and sand) and ensure proper fitment on the battery tray. When these are made, they take 9 hours total on the 3D printer. Let me know if you want any more info. I guess what I should say is PM me if you are interested so I can keep inquiries organized in my inbox. Thanks!

Cool. I know zip about 3D printers. Thought they'd be insanely expensive. Saw some guy made a mold for a wheel hub on one too. Great use since that is a stupidly hard part to find. Never did figure how people managed to just lose the tops. Oh well...

Good luck.

Make the qt50 battery box next please.

This might be a good candidate for vacuum forming, 3D print a plug instead of the final product?

Yes, once the temperature and weather permit, I'll ride it around a bit to check it's durability. I put it on my moped yesterday and I've attached pics for all your viewing. Bondo and painting are to come when it gets a little warmer and less wet/humid here in Michigan, as well as chemical testing (gas, oil, battery acid). If any of you have more suggestions, please let me know. I appreciate all the helpful feedback so far!

Ditto. That's a nice looking little stocker! Nice and clean. You must have picked it up with low miles or a great PO

It has about 3700 miles, so it's very nice for the amount of use it's had. I really like the blue 83's and decal design. In May 2017 I originally bought an 82 NU50 off ebay that was in a storage locker for years, got it running, then added electric start. A few months later I found the blue 83 NU50M on craigslist coming with "extra parts." Turned out the extra parts were a complete but dismantled 82 NU50M with a paint-stripped frame, and I got it all for $300. I had already fixed up my 82 NU50 engine, so I swapped that as well as the best of the parts I had onto the 83. Painted the hubs, stator cover, muffler and shield, trans cover, and put on new tires. I cleaned all the dirt off of the engine, polished the chrome, and waxed the paint. I'm really happy how it turned out. And yeah, I like my mopeds nice 'n stock 'n clean :) The moped pic in my profile has that one plus the 81 NC50 I've had for the past 11 years.

You were lucky to land all that extra electrical since the NU50 and NU50M are wired so differently. I'm going to do it too. I bought what I thought was a NU50 wiring harness from a guy, but it turned out to be a NU50M. He also threw in the starter, levers, CDI, alternator, etc all for $20. He said he figured someone who had them breeding in her garage would appreciate them. These are the best bikes! I have the black with blue decal as well. My everyday rider. Kitted, lightly ported, performance pipe, GY6 clutch but still uses stock carb. Will hit over 40 and climbs hills insanely well.

while you're at it, add it to the wiki!

https://mopedarmy.com/wiki/3D_Printed_Parts

Man I hope these are still available! Buying an urban express deluxe tomorrow and that is all it's missing

Do you still make the battery box tops for the larger battery on the NU50?

Thanks...Gary