Thinking about picking up one of these at there Bargain Blow Out Price.
Did anyone else grab a Bargain on this one year only production?
Did anyone else grab a Bargain on this one year only production?
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Many of us on this forum have purchased the SCR for its bargain price and very few of us have been disappointed. Snap one up before they're all gone.Thinking about picking up one of these at there Bargain Blow Out Price.
Did anyone else grab a Bargain on this one year only production?
Very good. I can see two Harley Dynas there, can’t I? One looks like a 2003 Anniversary Edition, and another red one? Maybe a Switchback?It’s Mine.... Very Cool Addition To The Garage Of Weidness.
Yamaha FZ1
Honda Grom
Harley Davidson Dyna
Harley Davidson XR1200
Yamaha TS125
And assorted Yamaha 80’s, Honda 50’s and And Gyro
would love to see some pics of the conversionYes I did - Mine cost a scary $4699 + 1300 OTD though. Promptly bolted on a bunch of bolt parts and turned it to a bolt.
Cant believe I didn't post it here -would love to see some pics of the conversion
been thinking of doing the same thing but cant find any pics on the web
You've used that term so many times before without giving it a pronunciation. In my head it was, and will continue to be, "skirty-lob."its a SCRTloB. Rhymes with Heartrob.
You should put on some MX gloves, MX jersey, MX helmet and goggles. Pull on some blue jeans, black leather chaps, black Dingo boots, and a wallet on a chain. Then go riding and lean forward with your feet out on the back pegs. That way your riding apparel would be split right at the dividing line.
srinath you have cleverly redefined the Dual Purpose motorcycle by creating a completely "asymmetrical" motorcycle as if it has a dividing line right between the tank and the seat. The front half looks like a scrambler and the back half looks like a cruiser.
You should put on some MX gloves, MX jersey, MX helmet and goggles. Pull on some blue jeans, black leather chaps, black Dingo boots, and a wallet on a chain. Then go riding and lean forward with your feet out on the back pegs. That way your riding apparel would be split right at the dividing line.
Would you do that and have someone take a picture for us?
I'm not a huge fan of that super sanitized bobber-ated look … The Triumph bobber is 10 yrs too late to a party where the 40yr old crack ho was the hottest "chick" sorry, I ain't into tetanus shots just cos I don't remember what I touched last night … and all the triumph bobber does - is guarantee that the tetanus shot be administered by the fattest, ugliest and most sterile nurse on the planet … I would rather take my chances with the crack ho (administering the shot that is)@srinath The result of your Frankensteining actually reminds me a lot of the Bonneville Bobber, with the seat bolted down instead of floating.
loli saw ape hangers on a sv650 once.
Just when i thought i had the memory of that image sufficiently suppressed, something new takes it's place.
Just when I thought I had the memory of that image sufficiently suppressed, something new takes it's place:
You sure it was an SV ? Cos I remember it being a katana 600 in the 2007-08 time frame. That was near Nashville TN area where the guy was "converting" it to a cruiser.I saw ape hangers on a SV650 once.
Just when I thought I had the memory of that image sufficiently suppressed, something new takes it's place.
The SV was at Two Wheels of Suches (Was Two Wheels Only) campground in N. Ga.You sure it was an SV ? Cos I remember it being a katana 600 in the 2007-08 time frame. That was near Nashville TN area where the guy was "converting" it to a cruiser.
I was going to start a separate thread about this, just out of interest, but here seems as good a place as any.I saw that katana on craigslist near Nashville TN. Must have been inspired by the sv.
I think I am putting the SCRTloB into winter storage along with the rest of the bikes as well as getting batteries out and charging them etc etc. The pain of having to do that is why its going in storage.
If it was a quick remove and re-install like my GS I'd ride it several times in winter.
Should I wash with S100 and wax it before storage ? I've never stored anything before LOL. I got batteries out and kept em charged, but the bikes remained with a full tank ready to be run with 5 min work.