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Yes and no. As you know, when you make a bike the way you want it, you are going to take a loss. Thanks, Bill

Sold Sold and thanks to every one for the support. Bill

Thanks Rich, I know. But then again a year is a long time. Bill

Pending sale.

Thanks Roger, You might have a point. In the early 80's I bought a Cessna 150 for $5500. Had it a couple of years and then put it up for sale for $7500. Some people thought the same but I was just trying to move it. Bill

Update OK. for $6000.00 I'll include the following. You could sell these things and pay for a paint job and or pick up a used arrow exhaust. STOCK WHEELS STOCK EXHAUST (Included with shorty mufflers) STOCK REAR SHOCKS (Not shown) HAGON REAR SHOCKS STOCK KRZ SPRINGS (Not shown)...

Thanks Guys, I set it up to run good on the road and the forest roads close to me. I'm starting to think that, if some one wants a scrambler, they want it to look like a scrambler with high pipes. Bill

Will throw in the high stock exhaust. Also a pair of shorty mufflers if you wish to keep the performance up. Thanks, Bill

You got class man. But you are a bad influence. Bill

Price now $6000.00

I've had many inquires about the paint job. This is not a runny mess. I wanted a satin finish but it came out more flat. It is smooth and has not runs. I don't like shine and chrome. To much work. If you are really interested I can take close ups of the paint job and Email them.

Sold It's sold. Thanks all. Remember I still have a Scrambler for sale.

Just let me know. Bill

I,m in Valdese. Sorry for the late reply. Having computer problems.

Thanks BlueJ. I think most people don't know what these things cost new.

Price reduced $900.00 The trailer by its self only weighs 300 lbs.

Thanks LMT. I want to make it clear to everyone. This is a Scramber with 270 motor. I got the last of the 18 front wheels. They were close to $2000. With the stock parts (including the stock wheels) some one could make it any way they want it, sell the rest and make a profit...

Kendon Stand-Up motorcycle trailer. Single bike. Max load on trailer is 1000 pounds. The wheel chock captures to front tire. Holds the bike upright to make putting the tie downs on easier. Stood up the height is 7 ft. Clear title Asking $950.00.

This bike is much lighter than a stock scrambler. The weight is lower with out the stock pipes with out losing ground clearance. Also thanks Flaco and Nat

Price reduced. $6200.00 Included with the bike is a Corbin seat and new rear tire. I also have the original lime green/ silver tank I can switch out. Will also throw in the original rear silver fender. A silver front fender and black side panels would put it close to the original paint...

Needs to be stock and silver. Thanks, Bill

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Performance Upgrades Carrozzeria wheels (18 front 17 rear) Bitubo front fork cartridges KYB rear shocks w/Race Tech Springs D&D full exhaust system with baffles Air box carve with Uni Pods and 145 mains Triumph tachometer Norman Hyde rear sets (mid length) Grab rail (Plastidip not so great)...

Sorry this took so long. Finally got the shocks on and have done a little testing. They recommended 2.2 kg. My ole buddy Easy13 has 2.2 on his. I thought this may be a little to stiff for me. Wanted to get 2.0 but they dont have them. Went with 1.8 kg. I have them a the highest preload...