Triumph Scrambler

[JAWS134]

I just put a deposit on a new dealer demo 2010 (Gloss Black). I pick it up next week. Cant wait!!

[Roadscum]

Originally Posted by henryII

Thank´s to a mild wind, a early start of the season was possible. It was good to shake of the winter.

That's a bike that gets out, it's no garage queen, VERY NICE HenryII.

Tell me about those tires on road and off road. Thanks.

Regards, Paul

[windmill]

Originally Posted by CDONA

^^ Neil striped my '06

Is there a high pipe system with spark arrestor?

Anyone get booted from the forest for lack of one?

Any stock DOT approved exhaust meets the requirements if the bike registered and titled for the street. Aftermarket exhausts and OHV registers bikes will need a spark arrestor.

[vite]

[vite]

[richarddacat]

Nice looking bike vite.

Those look like ComStar wheels, tell me it ain't so

[vite]

Originally Posted by richarddacat

Nice looking bike vite.

Those look like ComStar wheels, tell me it ain't so

Yes, comstar wheels from honda cb bold'or ....japanese scrambler

[Mobiker]

Originally Posted by richarddacat

Nice looking bike vite.

Those look like ComStar wheels, tell me it ain't so

Sure look like Comstars to me.

Edit: Vite beat me with a response as i was typing!
I think they look good.

[richarddacat]

Originally Posted by vite

Yes, comstar wheels from honda cb bold'or ....japanese scrambler

Blasphemy!!!

That's looks cooler the more I eye it, love the fuel gauge.

[vite]

Originally Posted by richarddacat

Blasphemy!!!

That's looks cooler the more I eye it, love the fuel gauge.

Thanks,the wheels remind me of 70s porshe carerra style

[luas]

[Maxacceleration]

Originally Posted by luas

Try this one and you can forget about the rest...

Now there's a quote.

340 pounds, gotta love it.

[TStorm]

A couple of weeks ago, the girlfriend bought me a small messenger bag for my iPad. It looked pretty cool, and since it's made of olive drab canvas, I thought it'd match the Scram pretty well. So, today I went to Home Depot, bought some flat steel and some black paint, and fabbed together a mounting bracket for it using one of the mount points for my spare fuel can.


Works pretty well. Can attach or remove the bag without tools in only a few seconds, and impossible to come off during riding. It's not theft proof, but it's meant for communting to work, so the bag would be going inside with me.



Also, recently bought myself a GoPro Hero 2. Been trying a few different mounting points for it, but the headlamp bucket vibrates too much to use it there. So, I bought a few RAM mounts, and attached it just in front of the passenger peg. Took a short ride to Mount Vernon and back to test it out, and I like it. Even rode through a big puddle to see what a water crossing might look like. Once I get the video uploaded, I'll post a link here.

[TerryK]

Originally Posted by luas

Saw this 500 at the all british day a few weeks back

[TStorm]

Finished editing and uploaded...



I kinda wonder how it'd look from the other side of the bike, where you can see the other pipes too......