Triumphrat

DJ · 04-07-2006

New MotoTwin SS Silencers and Scrambler seat...

d2mini · 04-07-2006

Looks good!

I just installed those football grips, too.

Bob_N · 04-08-2006

Is the scrambler seat any more comfortable than the standard seat?

Bob

Thunder_Forever · 04-08-2006

You need to get some knee pads on that beauty!!! Looks good with the seat....nice trim. :wink:

DJ · 04-08-2006

Bob, I honestly couldn't say right now, I haven't been on any long rides with the new seat.

Kneepads($65!?!)... I can't make up my mind about them, sometimes I like the look of them, sometimes I don't at all. I'd rather ditch the turn signals and tail light... those are next.

[ This message was edited by: DJ on 2006-04-07 22:49 ]

Tenover · 04-08-2006

Agreed.......Knee pads MAKE the Black Bonnies looks SOOOOO good. That was my first "mod" :razz:

FattRat · 04-08-2006

Gotta love it!

But I too would advise that you complete the package you started..... you've got the retro look going on strong between those 'football' grips AND that seriously cool scrambler seat. Without a doubt, fork covers and knee pads would complete the look.

And if you feel like fighting all those wires in your headlamp shell, powder-coating it Black is absolutely the cleanest thing that can be done to a standard Black!

I gotta say, I am pleasantly surprised by that seat on the Black. It is sooooo cool! (not to forget mentioning the Union Jack on your fender, neat!)
:razz:

1409 · 04-08-2006

DJ, looks good! How do you like the Mototwin pipes?

04BB

johnyC · 04-08-2006

Incase any more of you are encouraged to retro-fit a scrambler seat, there is also a gel option from Triumph:

Scrambler gel seat

Bryan · 04-08-2006

Seriously nice looking bike DJ. I too think knee pads and gaiters would look good. Nice touch with the Union Jack.