Flat trackers

We've finally finished it and it's running and ready for Roadworthy and Registration.It's so fun to ride, and with a lot of the stock bits and pieces gone it weighs next to nothing.

So now that we've got the seat and the wiring all sorted. It's almost done.

This Brattish looking Honda CB350 is one of the best looking garage build I've seen.Just love the low bloated tire fat look.

I would probably describe this bike as a **Strambler**! def: Cross between a Street Tracker and Scrambler, the seat and rear has somewhat of a Scrambler feel with the side plates, tyres and bars giving it more of a Tracker …Found this Triumph over on and was initially drawn to the matt black tank with the gloss triumph logo, along with the kind of suede leather seat. Also like the mag wheels and the chromed side covers and the 2 into 1 exhaust setup.

This Street Tracker is what Richard Varner and Richard Pollock believe to be the equivalent of a Hot Rod in the motorcycle world.The 4 wheeled Hot Rods are built and modified to produce the best performance possible, Pollock felt …With that in mind both Richards teamed up with So-Cal Speed shop, who are famous for their Hot Rods, to create a limited run of 20 or these Triumph Hot Rods.

I saw an image of this bike over atso I did me some googling and found that it was also featured over at .It was built by a shop called Kraus Motor Co, who are based in Northern …An amazing piece of machinery, it's as though that the rest of the bikes elements play second fiddle around the engine.

While the Switch has been for sale we've had a few enquires for some of the parts we've used. Have just created a small shelf of small pieces that can help with a tracker build and what we had used.

We'll we've decided to put the XS250 project up for sale to finance another project. Much blood sweat and beers, I mean tears have gone into this project.