[SBKen]

Finally installed the new front fender. I think it looks very fitting with street tires.

 

[ELVISTO]

Superb job Ken, Like you say, suits your wheels and tyres

 

[Rfoxxys]

Nice! Modified
9r t?

 

[Armo]

You've turned a scrambler into a Ducati monster! :ambivalence:

 

[tonyjuliano]

I'm more interested in the Hayes monobloc caliper!

 

[SBKen]

I'm more interested in the Hayes monobloc caliper!

Good Eye Tony! It's a special unobtainable Titanium piston caliper. It is a prototype for testing. It can not be bought so I haven't shown it much One of the benefits of working in the AMA MotoAmerica series. This caliper was actually on a bike that I tuned to 2nd place at Laguna. The stopping power is absolutely amazing. I have practically every brake pad compound to chose from. I always end up back with SBS. I have that compound available for the stock Caliper.

 

[SBKen]

You've turned a scrambler into a Ducati monster! :ambivalence:

I have to disagree. It's the bike Ducati should build. It still retains stock FT handlbars and footpeg mount. What I have turned the bike into is a Scrambler with a Cafe feel, but with the ride and handling of a true Performance Ducati. No other Scrambler set up rides even close. Most of the custom moded Scramblers ride like a brick. The ride is super smooth and controlled over all road and surface types. I just road 1500 miles in 36 hours. Two 12 hour iron butt type rides with only stops for fuel. It was quite amazing even though it was 39 degrees Fahrenheit outside.

 

[kjs]

Let's see it with the rest of the bike!

 

[SBKen]

Let's see it with the rest of the bike!

I've been so busy riding it that I haven't had time for pictures!

 

[toomanybikes]

That looks very cool Ken, nice job

 

[c turner]

Very nice job there, Ken.

You must have been able to put a few miles on the new seat by now...Impressions?

Also, do us all a favor and remove those distracting stickers on the frame.

Thanks!

Cliff

 

[toomanybikes]

I like the high pipes too, does it get a nicer sound than the shorty? I have been thinking about fabricating twin exhausts for the sound.

 

[TC3]

Nice looking bike but those frame stickers and the indicator spacers that push those indicators way out to the side detract from the looks

 

[SBKen]

Very nice job there, Ken.

You must have been able to put a few miles on the new seat by now...Impressions?

Also, do us all a favor and remove those distracting stickers on the frame.

Thanks!

Cliff

Thanks Cliff, Still waiting on the seat because it is completely custom. I did get a email that said it was being all sewn together. I always forget about the stickers, it's almost time to powder coat the frame so those will be gone as soon as I'm done riding this winter.

 

[SBKen]

Nice looking bike but those frame stickers and the indicator spacers that push those indicators way out to the side detract from the looks

I found some bitch'en LCD's that will replace the turn signals and also the rear taillight combo. When I go for powder coat the taillights will get welded into the subframe.

 

[TC3]

I found some bitch'en LCD's that will replace the turn signals and also the rear taillight combo. When I go for powder coat they taillights will get welded into the subframe.

Look forward to seeing it

 

[SBKen]

I like the high pipes too, does it get a nicer sound than the shorty? I have been thinking about fabricating twin exhausts for the sound.

I've heard many different exhausts for the Scrambler. The high is my favorite so far. I started out with the restrictor in the pipe but it had to go. I just cost in late at night to not be rude to my neighbors.

 

[Custom Scrambler]

Anybody know where I can find a front fender bracket that fits the rizoma fender and fits with dirt tires. The stock rizoma bracket and fender only fit with stock tires.

 

[philgoodscrambler]

What tyres you got there Ken?

 

[ryanr256]

What tyres you got there Ken?

I believe they are Michelin Pilot Road 3 or 4.

-Bob