http://www.bikeexif.com/new-ducati-scrambler
Done by http://www.skunkmachine.com in Melbourne.
I quite like it. It was a custom build but they are developing a bolt on kit based on this.
Skunk Machine Scrambler Conversion
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kiwikrasher
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Skunk Machine Scrambler Conversion
http://www.bikeexif.com/new-ducati-scrambler
Done by http://www.skunkmachine.com in Melbourne.
I quite like it. It was a custom build but they are developing a bolt on kit based on this.
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Monty
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Re: Skunk Machine Scrambler Conversion
I like that a lot and I don't like the standard scrambler at all.
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kiwikrasher
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Re: Skunk Machine Scrambler Conversion
Yup totally agree. I don't hate the scrambler but it doesn't make me want to rush out and buy one, this on the other hand.. wondering if I can sell a child..Monty wrote:I like that a lot and I don't like the standard scrambler at all.
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Re: Skunk Machine Scrambler Conversion
Maybe a couple of kidneys, I've got loads!kiwikrasher wrote:Yup totally agree. I don't hate the scrambler but it doesn't make me want to rush out and buy one, this on the other hand.. wondering if I can sell a child..Monty wrote:I like that a lot and I don't like the standard scrambler at all.
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Re: Skunk Machine Scrambler Conversion
D41 wrote:It looks uncomfortable. Other than that it's cool.
Seat looks as or more comfortable than most cafe racer seats I've seen.
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Re: Skunk Machine Scrambler Conversion
I'll go along with that. I tried a tricked out Thruxton that was similar....couldn't wait to get off the thing.
They're a one-tank-bike as far as I'm concerned...and that's fine too, but I wouldn't want one as an only bike.
They're a one-tank-bike as far as I'm concerned...and that's fine too, but I wouldn't want one as an only bike.
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Re: Skunk Machine Scrambler Conversion
If I ever get a cafe racer it would definitely not be my only bike.
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