My first Zuma Clone customization
 

Regarding my new JiaJue JJ150T-16A (Zuma/BWS Clone): I wasn't satisfied with the OEM, black plastic gas cover with fake bolt pattern. So I decided to paint it red, drill out the fake, plastic "bolts", and add stainless steel hex head bolts. Looks pretty sweet if you ask me.

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Michael

hell yea!!! fine job!:tup:

It's pretty funny that somebody would bother to clone the Zuma , it's a good scooter ,but mine is a 2006 and I only paid $150.00 for it .Whats the point of cloning a cheap bike like that ?

why clone a $10 battery....cause they will make $5 instead of the other guy

You guys in Canada seem to get really good deals like that; many of us in the US, not so much.

2nd customization to "JayZee"
 

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Looking for a free flow air filter for "JayZee" (my Jiajue 150cc Zuma Clone) I decided to keep things "stealthy" by using the original airbox together with a free-flow fabric filter from either K&N or Simota. Turns out a Yamaha Zuma 125 sized filter would do the trick. So I ordered a Simota from Taiwan via eBay, removed the original paper filter and framework from my original using a Dremel Mototool, then cut the Zimota to fit and glued the two together using black silicon glue. Seems to have increased airflow and as such she is now running a bit lean. Time for some carburetor work.

3rd Customization to "JayZee"
 

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Just added a PUIG Stream Universal Windscreen to "JayZee". Happy with the quality, the price, the looks, and the reduction in wind noise.

I like all your mods thus far! Good looking scooter. Ride smart and be safe.....now go make some miles:tup: