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kevinred


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I just love the looks of this bike biggrinbiggrinbiggrin

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THE RETURN OF THE STREET SCRAMBLER....................

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....................................... got somethin like that in the shed!

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I alread have a 2010 Triumph Scrambler in Khaki and I love it but the stripped down version is more like the bikes of old (looks anyway). 

The guy has removed the oil cooler and a few other bits and pieces to achieve the look.

Form over function? who knows ashamed


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That looks nice, Kev! So, when you taking a spanner to yours and cutting the end of your exhaust then??

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That looks nice, Kev! So, when you taking a spanner to yours and cutting the end of your exhaust then??

Chris.


Gonna do something with the bike, needs to be more retro - I have off road competition pipes on the bike now and its pretty loud. Straight through pipes? I would need ear defenders and a gum shield to protect me from the neighbours!!!! 

 



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I think Triumph missed a trick here.I'm all for retro but size wise they should be physically alot smaller like the originals not 2 meters long.

Maybe you should get a Metisse frame Kev ?

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Big Jims wasp is a beauty. open pipes and quiteashamed



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Nige wrote:

I think Triumph missed a trick here.I'm all for retro but size wise they should be physically alot smaller like the originals not 2 meters long.

Maybe you should get a Matisse frame Kev ?


I was thinking of chopping it for an older Triumph, but I do love the modern reliability. 

Its a heavy bike to be sure, I wouldn't want to ride it off road without doing some serious mods. Not sure about a complete frame exchange though?


 



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Good link - I like this

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Good link - I like this



Thats a pretty sweet bike too. Have to admit I prefer the flat tracker / scrambler look though.



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clovelly2011-01-30032.jpg
Good looking Arial, Clovelly carpark few weeks back- note "tool kit" above rear sus - taped to frame - class

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kevinred wrote:

 

jt wrote:

Good link - I like this



Thats a pretty sweet bike too. Have to admit I prefer the flat tracker / scrambler look though.

 



My fave bike ever - full stop would love to own one - saw one road reg in France years ago......magic.....magic....

 

 

I'm getting all emotional now wink



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P11 fan myself.
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But I dout theres any dirty ones left.

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Nige wrote:

P11 fan myself.
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Stunning!



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jt wrote:

 

My fave bike ever - full stop would love to own one - saw one road reg in France years ago......magic.....magic....

 

 

I'm getting all emotional now wink

 


Great bikes Harley's, I've had two over the years. I have seen some great flat tracker customs at shows etc. Always great looking with that distinctive V Twin burble. 

 



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JT - Look at this

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Nice smile

Here's my old girl...

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Got flat bars on at the mo though....



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Nice smile

Here's my old girl...

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Got flat bars on at the mo though....


Nice bike biggrin

I really like the new sportster 48 in black. 

 



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