Triumph Scrambler

[goodcat8]

It's going on my Bonnie, but its a scrambler seat at heart. I reworked the foam with some gel insert, lost the white piping, ribbed the top, and used a new material over the whole thing. Very comfy, and breathes really nice.
The older I get the more I appreciate a decent seat.

[amanlikemike]

Originally Posted by Sunshine 72

Hope you like the last mods on my scrambler new seat, fenders, subchassis etc

Nice job, Sunshine!

Any chance you could let me know where you got that seat, fenders and tail light? I've seen variations of these parts around, but yours look spot-on. Also, what's the seat like on looooong rides (looks kinda narrow up front)? Is there enough room for a passenger to be comfy with the shorter subframe?

I assume you chopped the back-end yourself and welded on the replacement hoop, right?

Questions, questions!


Cheers,




Michael

[Two Moocows]

The weather is great for riding here now. The middle of summer was a bit hot (45C+), so I didn't do a lot.

It's camping season here now. Lots of huge Tents in the desert of dust and rocks. No trees or greenery.

Took a couple of shots of my 2012 Scram in the dust. Hope you like. Sorry if they're a bit large.











Stew.

[transplanted]

Originally Posted by Two Moocows

The weather is great for riding here now. The middle of summer was a bit hot (45C+), so I didn't do a lot.

It's camping season here now. Lots of huge Tents in the desert of dust and rocks. No trees or greenery.

Took a couple of shots of my 2012 Scram in the dust. Hope you like. Sorry if they're a bit large.





Stew.

Love these pics!!

[frichtie]

Originally Posted by Blinky03

Careful Eric, where I come from that sort of comment has a bad name ..... My 06 was Bbbuilt in the UK but I don't nessassarily see it as a positive, I'm just happy with the way the bike performs.

ps: the British car industry in the 70's and 80's blows a hole in your theory about who makes quality motor vehicles

...and I know you're right! The thing is, I'am kind of tired of buying stuff ``made in Asia``. And I know there's a difference between buying a winter coat or a motorcycle. O.k...I guess I have to say that by Asia, I probably meant China... Still it's a shame we can't buy great bikes that are made on the continent where we live.

From the comments I read here AND the searches I made on several other websites, I have to say I don't see a problem anymore with buying a Thai bike. And one just can't compare a 1985 bike made in the G-B or US with a bike made in Asia (Japan).

Eric

[sark]

Originally Posted by sark

Hello Fellas. If possible I'd like to buy a pair of scrambler headers (head pipes). I need a pair for my Scrambler which has carbs. I believe the new fuel injected scrams have some sort of plug/unit on the headers and I'd rather not have their ports or locations on my older scram. I'm also looking for a very good price. Please contact me if you have a pair to sell me. Thanks!

I'm sorry to repeat this comment but I'm still looking for these pipes. Please let me know if you got a pair you'll sell me. Thanks!

[thistle66]

[QUOTE=sark;20019050]I'm sorry to repeat this comment but I'm still looking for these pipes. Please let me know if you got a pair you'll sell me. Thanks![/QUOTE


I have a complete set of Scram headers + pipes off my carbed '08, barely used. But I'm now in the UK, not the US. I shipped them with me. Where are you?

[sark]

[QUOTE=thistle66;20021660]

Originally Posted by sark

I'm sorry to repeat this comment but I'm still looking for these pipes. Please let me know if you got a pair you'll sell me. Thanks![/QUOTE


I have a complete set of Scram headers + pipes off my carbed '08, barely used. But I'm now in the UK, not the US. I shipped them with me. Where are you?

I live in upstate NY, just above Albany. I appreciate your comment. Is there any chance it's safe to ship your headers back from the UK? I have a feeling that shipment would be rather expensive. I'll shoot you a PM real quick.

One more thought I have..does anyone know if an aftermarket set of headers will hook up properly to my stock silencers?

[ClineDesign]

Originally Posted by thistle66

I live in upstate NY, just above Albany. I appreciate your comment. Is there any chance it's safe to ship your headers back from the UK? I have a feeling that shipment would be rather expensive. I'll shoot you a PM real quick.

Here's a guy in Seattle selling the stock EFI scrambler exhaust for $50.

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/mcy/3399926496.html

[twolf]

[QUOTE=ClineDesign;20029503]

Originally Posted by sark

Here's a guy in Seattle selling the stock EFI scrambler exhaust for $50.

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/mcy/3399926496.html

Yep, those are mine. Come and get em out of my garage!
-T. Wolf - Seattle

[ClineDesign]

Originally Posted by twolf

Yep, those are mine. Come and get em out of my garage!
-T. Wolf - Seattle

Let me know if they are still available in PT over Thanksgiving .

[SkiFastBadly]

Arrived in London this morning for a four day business trip. Wanting to get out and get some air, I look at a map to see what's around and discover I'm a ten minute walk from Abbey Road Studios. So that should be worth a walk. Look what's in the parking lot.

[RMAK]

I've got stock exhaust pipes for a carbed Scrambler stored in my barn. No offense to the gentleman with the ones in the photo, but mine have no blueing on the pipes. I am in Ohio. If someone has a need for them, drop me a line and we can work something out. I do not have silencers.

[Shining]

Six italian friends, six "scramblerized" bonneville in the desert

http://vimeo.com/53553402#at=0

http://www.deserttrophy.it/

[Brunow - 007]

Ow damed it's not a scrambler