Featured Henry's Scrambler

Tank mounted, very happy with the color. A outdoor picture is what it deserve.

 

Took it outside, like Bambi on ice. Sure should have spikes on the tires
But manage to get enough meters to see the abs lamp go of, that means that the 19" front adapted to the system. Worries over

 

Update on the front fender. The plan was to secure the fender to the brace from BC. Took some work due to the curve of the brace and fender. Solution was to make the holes sideways and not strait from the top. I cut and split the oem bracket, all trned out okey imo. I will put a mudflap on it, since the fender is a little short.

 

Hi I will post a sound sample. Its loader but in a different way since it is a 2-1 exhaust.

Not easy to ride two up on this setup, I will need to make a offset like on the old 865 Scrambler. Not a priority but something I have as a mission when all other issues is sorted out.

The plastic cover will probably be damage, maybe the paint will have it. I will ride it and maybe make a protection if I see a meltdown.

It will always be some problems, not many have gone this way on the water Bonneville yet. When I started with Triumph retro in 2007 all stuff like this was already fixed by some other out there

 

Chain ok, and the chocks are on 380mm.

 

that is correct.

 

I am about to do some work together with a friend on Bmw motorrad. So I will probably need to jump away from this project. If any here need any parts let me know, It will not be possible to sell the bike (as is) in my country due to low interest for a not stock bike.

I can put up a list of the parts, just pm me.

 

I am not sure about the Triumph warranty practice. The exhaust is a oem part and should be okay, but then again the x pipes is removed. That could be an issue. No programming needed for that.

 

Right?