Eighties throwback

[shocky]

out of interest is that front tyre fitted the correct way round as it looks like its channelling the water into the centre of the tyre

[C*NTSPEED]

i still carnt understand why they chose to put the brake line through the mudguard i think a hole drilled in the forks and fed through looks miles better....only bad thing about that curry burner is the colour

[Jet200]

out of interest is that front tyre fitted the correct way round as it looks like its channelling the water into the centre of the tyre

Agreed, I was wondering the same thing.

[skidmark]

Top Job!! and a great idea its a shame more people don't take a similar route instead of selling out and buying GTS's

most dont sell out they move on or add to there 2 wheeled collection , the desire to have a scooter with sustainable real speed @ over 70mph and the ability to carry 2 largish people in comfort along with 2 disc brakes excellent headlights and 80+mpg and no oil to mix is a major selling point for me, plus mine( GTS300) was a low mileage (200miles) machine for £2750 and in the last year has cost me err £60 for a service which is less than i spent just replacing the clutch plates springs and steels on my last ts1
ALSO the OP didnt post how much he paid for the frame i suspect he got a bargain there that would not be available to most people so the cost viability would put a few off then theres the Italian v Indian angle ..........................................

The usual blah blah blah from GTS owners.

[shocky]

Top Job!! and a great idea its a shame more people don't take a similar route instead of selling out and buying GTS's

most dont sell out they move on or add to there 2 wheeled collection , the desire to have a scooter with sustainable real speed @ over 70mph and the ability to carry 2 largish people in comfort along with 2 disc brakes excellent headlights and 80+mpg and no oil to mix is a major selling point for me, plus mine( GTS300) was a low mileage (200miles) machine for £2750 and in the last year has cost me err £60 for a service which is less than i spent just replacing the clutch plates springs and steels on my last ts1
ALSO the OP didnt post how much he paid for the frame i suspect he got a bargain there that would not be available to most people so the cost viability would put a few off then theres the Italian v Indian angle ..........................................

The usual blah blah blah from GTS owners.

probably but we dont all live in the heartbeat era and have moved on from knock off flight jackets red socks and dm,s

[mad-bry]

its a shame more people don't take a similar route instead of selling out and buying GTS's

The usual blah blah blah from people left behind at the lights :baddevil:

[OzOAP]

Nice looking bike...so much nicer than a commuter boy GTS....just change the seat and the disgusting backrack.