Nice builds great job as usual. In the uk the cx500 were called “ plastic maggot “ and were loved . My brother bought one from new and used it for touring 2 up . Oil changed every 3k miles and it lasted for ever.
Nice build, different which is great. I will just add I don't get the red crash bar padding and red filters, just doesn't match, make them black.. Also I must say I don't like the big open back, if you have a mono-shock ok, but put in some storage box there, a park ranger needs some storage!! cheers, jack
Hey Murray, those red portions are UNI pre-filters specifically designed for those filters as added protection. They match the subtle red decal on the swingarm as well as the red Bell Moto 3 helmet the uses when he rides the bike. Trying to be a bit different instead of black which is just easy and common. Many subtle details you may not notice. I can understand the storage portion but the number plate fills that space visually.
Id look at the handlebars I have on the current CX500 scrambler build. They are better than the ones on this bike. They will be linked. This has a Supertrapp muffler on a custom 2 into 1 system.
You don't need to. If it doesn't interest you thats cool and I respect that. There are a lot of different people in the world with different interests and likes. Just because it isn't your thing doesn't mean its wrong. Room for everyone.
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That was super cool to see those together like that, I'm seriously in love with that scrambler.
Agreed on seeing what 4 years does as skills improve and ideas evolve. Thank you 🙏
Blast from the past and repeat business, what could be more sweet!!
For real! The current bike was obtained when this scrambler was actually so this one just waited longer
Hand down Simply Beautiful
Thank you much Christoph 🙏
Nice builds great job as usual.
In the uk the cx500 were called “ plastic maggot “ and were loved . My brother bought one from new and used it for touring 2 up . Oil changed every 3k miles and it lasted for ever.
Now that is me all day long. Sweet.
This was such a fun build! Creative but not over the top
Beautiful bikes and such lovely work…
Many thanks John! Ranger will always be a great build
Nice build, different which is great. I will just add I don't get the red crash bar padding and red filters, just doesn't match, make them black..
Also I must say I don't like the big open back, if you have a mono-shock ok, but put in some storage box there, a park ranger needs some storage!! cheers, jack
Hey Murray, those red portions are UNI pre-filters specifically designed for those filters as added protection. They match the subtle red decal on the swingarm as well as the red Bell Moto 3 helmet the uses when he rides the bike. Trying to be a bit different instead of black which is just easy and common. Many subtle details you may not notice. I can understand the storage portion but the number plate fills that space visually.
Love your work
Thank you so much Joe!
Heya bud what handlebars and exhaust did you use I'm a taller rider and they look perfect. Also the bike sounds amazing
Id look at the handlebars I have on the current CX500 scrambler build. They are better than the ones on this bike. They will be linked. This has a Supertrapp muffler on a custom 2 into 1 system.
did you cerakote your carbs on ol ranger green?
No they are painted
Flawless
Thank you Adnan! I really love the whole combination of this bike
@@BrickHouseBuilds how much something like this cost ?
@@adnanlatif1722 about 15k
Great work ! Have you ever done work on Viragos??
Yes I have! Check out my earliest videos on the channel for a red virago
What tire treads did you go with and sizes?
As I said in the video they are Bridgestone Tw39/42 in 120/90/16 & 90/100/19 I believe
As I posted the question that part of the video started playing haha. Thank you very much tho.
greatfull dude!!!!!!
Im great full I get to build these things!
@@BrickHouseBuilds yeaaaaaah!!!! Here follow them!
What did you use for the knee pads on the tank?
Thats just paint actually.
@@BrickHouseBuilds perfect, thanks!
I do not get the trend of cutting the back end off of classic bikes.
You don't need to. If it doesn't interest you thats cool and I respect that. There are a lot of different people in the world with different interests and likes. Just because it isn't your thing doesn't mean its wrong. Room for everyone.