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Re: Bridlington 2010
Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 12:27 pm
by ArmandTanzarian
red wrote:Non ridden scooters don't you just hate 'em or is it just me

Its not so much that I hate them, I just don't see the point. If it isn't ridden then what's it for? I've won a couple of trophies myself (usually due to lack of competition) and its a nice buzz but it doesn't come anywhere near riding the thing.
Re: Bridlington 2010
Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 1:22 pm
by Stokie
I've not been to Brid for a few years but from what I can make out from the photo's I've seen the custom scene is desperately missing the likes of Carl Hissey and Ferdy (IMO).
There have been one or two trick bikes - Martinr's cutdown and his latest streetracer spring to mind but on the whole there's nothing close to the likes of Splinter, Bullet etc.
I'm disappointed that Shaun hasn't created something a little more special since the DRZ cutdown went ............
Re: Bridlington 2010
Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 3:01 pm
by RICSPEED
i think shawn is calling time with scoots

Re: Bridlington 2010
Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 3:21 pm
by wack 63
I was also impressed by the Animal? GP with the trick parts and vented mudguard and especially the indicators,brings a new look to an old shape.
Re: Bridlington 2010
Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 3:23 pm
by RICSPEED
wack 63 wrote:I was also impressed by the Animal? GP with the trick parts and vented mudguard and especially the indicators,brings a new look to an old shape.
http://scooterotica.org/forum/viewtopic ... 10&t=12142
Re: Bridlington 2010
Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 3:36 pm
by Andy Pickering
wack 63 wrote:I was also impressed by the Animal
Yes she is a beaut mate, now installed as one of my favs..managed to get a couple more piccys of it..nice.
ArmandTanzarian wrote:I just don't see the point. If it isn't ridden then what's it for
My thoughts exactly..valour is an awesome scooter and really does look the dogs dangles, but the amount of cash work and effort just to show it off at shows wouldnt be for me..but thats my opinion..

Re: Bridlington 2010
Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 11:05 pm
by Chris.
Re: Bridlington 2010
Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2010 1:25 pm
by Toddy
Re: Bridlington 2010
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 8:04 am
by ts200
red wrote:Lam46 wrote:I didnt envy the guys judging at all as the standard was once again off the chart.. the brown chop was incredible tbh but my camera was playing up a bit so never got a piccy if it, Nooch told me last night the 50 Special he has just done that was parked next to Ratfink got a 2nd place, Valour did still look amazing
BUT still had the same noddles on the tyres as last year...the 2 AF flakes just looked stunning..
They've maybe done thousands of miles in the last year and just changed them

but we all know that it will have gone there and back in a van then back into the garage until the next show(Non ridden scooters don't you just hate 'em or is it just me)

PMSL.
For Valour is my mates bike
Brid was the first time its been near a van and is a ridden custom bike
You crack me up with the nobbly tyre bit, the rims and tyres on it were brand new that we put on the night before after getting back from the chromer/engraver in a rush just for the show. and are totally different to last years now, being tubeless (funnily enough for safety when its being ridden).
Re: Bridlington 2010
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 8:07 am
by Andy Pickering
ts200 wrote:For Valour is my mates bike
Brid was the first time its been near a van and is a ridden custom bike
You crack me up with the nobbly tyre bit, the rims and tyres on it were brand new that we put on the night before after getting back from the chromer/engraver in a rush just for the show. and are totally different to last years now, being tubeless (funnily enough for safety when its being ridden).
In that case my apoligises, you must admit how it looked though..

, glad it is used as it should be shown of on the road..as I said it is a lovely scooter of that there is no doubt..
