Man, that is one very beautiful bike. I'm not much into scramblers or cafe racers, I like more cruisers or choppers, but this one is really good looking. Great job man.
Hello! This is still one of the best looking builds I've seen on a GN 250: pure beautiful form & function, without unpractical stuff. I have a '96 GN and shall keep it untouched (as it's still running great with approx.72000km, and worn good enough to be uninteresting to greedy eyes). But I'm really curious for the price you billed for this particular build, if you'd care to share it here (keeping in mind that no old bike has the same starting point, so no build costs the same). Just curious, really, as previous questions left me wondering. Cheers and keep that good stuff rolling!
Thank you for the reply, and I'm glad to know that good craftmanship is well rewarded, and justly so! Cheers and thank you again, also for the juicy details of the build posted in your blog.
Purpose Built Moto been on the site but I’m unable to find any info on what was actually used on this bike. The blog only states that the owner had tried to raise the shocks a little themselves.
Hi, I‘m doing a gn250 scrambler myself, or at least I‘m trying. I also want to lift the rear suspention. Didn‘t quite understand, what to do with the brakes though... Would be great if you could help me out.
Benedict Ziegler hey Benedict read through the build blogs on our website, if it still doesn’t quite make sense, just lift your suspension on the rear on a bike lift and take a look at the rear brake it will make sense
I can’t really say much... I’m the proud owner of a Sportster scrambler! Haha you can have fun on both bikes..... check out the build series on our channel
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Any idea where can i find that headlight please?
Link will be much appreciated
The link is on the video description, check out the online store
@@PurposeBuiltMoto cheers
@@PurposeBuiltMoto kiler bike! but that helmet is probably the best helmet i have seen, who makes it?
It’s a custom made job I had done
@@PurposeBuiltMoto mate thats killer but sounds expensive?
Bis auf den Auspuff gefällt es mir optisch sehr gut.Greetings from Germany!
This is one of the cleanest bikes I've ever seen. I want to do something similar to my 1974 Honda SL.
Thanks Man!
Check out our website for a tonne of build blogs and how to articles to help you along the way!
purposebuiltmoto.com/
Sooooo nice! I want this for a daily
Great bike for the daily commute
Man, that is one very beautiful bike. I'm not much into scramblers or cafe racers, I like more cruisers or choppers, but this one is really good looking. Great job man.
Sebastian Triviño thanks mate, always good to bring someone over from the dark side 😅
Beautiful build, exactly what I’m starting this summer, I was also wondering about that sick helmet at the beginning??
Joseph Garrett thanks mate, the helmet is a one off. Good luck with your build. Make sure you check out the how-to blogs on the website ✊🏼
Very authentic. Stunning result!
Thankyou!
wow this thing is super rad!
Thats what we like to hear! Thanks man
Did the seat mod require and welding? I’m in a country where welding frames is illegal, but this could be the prefect solution
Looks great, like the exhaust
Cheers Robert!
What size are the tires and the rims?
Nice build man - I will be using this as a base for my build beginning shortly!
Already have a few bits from your shop on my to own list haha
WERD Creative good to hear mate, hope the project goes well!
Purpose Built Moto no doubt you’ll hear from me!!
Hello! This is still one of the best looking builds I've seen on a GN 250: pure beautiful form & function, without unpractical stuff. I have a '96 GN and shall keep it untouched (as it's still running great with approx.72000km, and worn good enough to be uninteresting to greedy eyes). But I'm really curious for the price you billed for this particular build, if you'd care to share it here (keeping in mind that no old bike has the same starting point, so no build costs the same). Just curious, really, as previous questions left me wondering. Cheers and keep that good stuff rolling!
Hey Raul,
This was one of our early builds, if I remember correctly the project cost was around 8-10k
Thank you for the reply, and I'm glad to know that good craftmanship is well rewarded, and justly so! Cheers and thank you again, also for the juicy details of the build posted in your blog.
Beautiful motorcycle.
Thanks mate. A lot of fun to ride aswell
Hi, where I can find the front mudgard? Thanks!
what kind of protaper contour did you use?
the carmichael contour protaper or is it another one that you used
How did you lifted the rear suspension? Can you give some more informations about that?
That would be very nice :)
SMQ check out the blog in the link. The info on shock length should be there
hi, i cannot find any measurements in the article at your Blog, unfortunatly
Really nice clean job that! Good work
Love this, such a cool build
appreciate it Zac
Hey awesome scrambler, does that headlight bolt straight onto the stock headlight bracket?
Yes you can use the standard headlight mounts. Check out the headlight link in the video description for more info
@@PurposeBuiltMoto Awesome, cheers
Did you replace to shocks to raise the rear end? If so what shocks did you use to do so? Stunning work dude 👌🏻
Yes we lifted the rear end. I use Gazi shocks
More details can be found on the website and blog pages
Purpose Built Moto been on the site but I’m unable to find any info on what was actually used on this bike. The blog only states that the owner had tried to raise the shocks a little themselves.
Ok, if the answer isn’t in the blog then sorry I can’t help! The bike was build so long ago now 😁
Absolutely beautiful 😍
Essa aí está TOP!!!
Did you cut the tail?
What size are the rear shocks and the wheels/tyres ? Beautifull built
Check out our build blog for more info.
Link in the video notes
Man this is cool 😎
Hi, I‘m doing a gn250 scrambler myself, or at least I‘m trying.
I also want to lift the rear suspention. Didn‘t quite understand, what to do with the brakes though...
Would be great if you could help me out.
Benedict Ziegler hey Benedict read through the build blogs on our website, if it still doesn’t quite make sense, just lift your suspension on the rear on a bike lift and take a look at the rear brake it will make sense
Okay, thanks a lot :)
Como hiciste para que quede derecha y que el tanque no quede en caída como las Custom?
Sorry man, english only.
J'adore, well done!
bro can you tell me tire size please?
hello question what is the size of protaper handlebar
Where can I get it
Any motocross store, check out our build blog for more details purposebuiltmoto.com/gn250-scrambler-v2-2/
what kind of protaper contour did you use? the carmichael contour protaper or is it another one that you used
I’m not sure man. This build was years ago. Just get one that suits you
Could I do this to my gn125 looks amazing would them tyres fit mine.
You would have to measure the bike mate, I couldn’t say for sure
What was the cost?
How much it costs??
what rims are you using?
Jackrabbit standard sized rims
what budget should you aim for to build a bike like this if bike is applied tx?
Rob Cook it depends if you build it yourself, or get us to do it.
Muy bueno santa
How is she doing now? I'm looking to make one like this!!
Still running strong, the rider lives around my workshop so we see it now and then out on the road
@@PurposeBuiltMoto Very nice my new engine is arriving. What is the maximum length can i go for the rear suspension? Thinking about 39cm
@@coffierlove5369 Hi Mate, You need to measure these things yourself. If I tell you, thats not building your own bike. Have fun with the process.
Que ruedas llevas puestas ???
My thoughts exactly brother
skinny jeans, wanker boots, hipster beard, check, lol
Crystal Stanborough you forgot the dick head flannel shirt
How can i get one?
Build enquires/ world wide shipping
Tom@purposebuiltmoto.com
Headlight upside down?????
harsha vardhana nope that’s how it should be
Is the original fuel tank used in the project
🙏👍🏻
Yes mate,
original GN250 tank
@@PurposeBuiltMoto thank you my friend motor photos do you have a social media account that we can review in detail instagram or facebook
@@bayramkaradagl338 Yes you can check the blogs out at purposebuiltmoto.com. links in the video notes
It's my love ،
Cafe racer
With a decent suspension, a light bike like this makes ALL of the new crop of 600 pound "sramblers" look ridiculous.
I can’t really say much... I’m the proud owner of a Sportster scrambler! Haha you can have fun on both bikes..... check out the build series on our channel
BAD
what size are the tires?