Yamaha XSR700 custom scrambler - Bike Shed Show 2019
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- One of our favourites from the Bike Shed 2019 Show was this extremely cool Yamaha XSR700 Scrambler built as a joint project for the Yard Built program under the project theme of Back to the Dirt.
This Yamaha IT inspired build is from the hands of very talented Portuguese duo, Nuno Capêlo and Ricardo Santos. Each with their own custom shops, Capêlo’s Garage & Elemental Rides, they’ve both exhibited at our shows, and stunned the crowds, for the last few years.
Head over to the bike shed's website feature for some words and pics:
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I kind of wish this will be a production bike.
Absolutely genius engineering. Beautiful bike. Too nice to ride in the dirt. Way too nice.
Proud to be Portuguese orgulho em ser português
Throw a bag on the rack & hide the tail light. Go off-road & cover the ignition in mud & crap. Easy access oil filter with holes cut out to allow mud & crap in. Drop the bike - break the indicators. Mmmm fantastic scrambler build... for inner city coffee shop posing.
So well made that it may have come from the factory this way. Yamaha pay attention!
What an AWESOME looking bike!!!
Incredibly professional build, flawless and great looking.
Wonderful tank. Marvelous exhaust. Great colour. Front wheel needs to be a 21"er.
Sharp looking bike! The rack/tail light/turn signals combo is cool, and the headlight/number plate shouts early 1980's Yamaha IT enduro series.
Some nice touches remember bike from show .. more retro scramblers everyone . please
Some of the best projects I've seen are Portuguese... Congrats!
Great bike, love the concept of mid sized street bike in a dirt bike package. Minus the key ignition, not a good spot for a key, rather have in the middle like most bike have. I understand your guys are going for the "old school", but if you drop the bike, that key is going to snap off. Or if you run in to something on the side. It does not take much for a key to brake.
that looks f@#!*# awesome! Yamaha, please make this!
Looks much better than the original bike 👍
Portugal no seu melhor! Mota fantástica!
Great bike, I just love the concept of mid sized street bike performance in a dirt bike package. Mines going to be street triple based.
Awesome job!
Fabulous, well done👍
Too nice to get dirty!!!
I had a1980 IT250, same colours.
My first bike was an IT 175.🙂
this guys are geniuses
Parabéns Nuno e Ricardo! YAMAHA make something like this!! JUST DO IT AND TAKE MY MONEY!!! 💸💸💸💸💸
Wow just wow
Gorgeous bike!
That looks awesome. 👌
Yes !!! .... I want it
Amazing! I don't even recognize the XSR underneath!
very hard work on the bike
Just put excellence !!
Beauty 👌
Sick bike!
Pure excellence !!
This is very cool.
been waiting for the video since the first time saw this bike pic in instagram. great bike!
Una gota de tu sangre
@@leonardoroelrodriguezgarci5080 Una gota bastará?
Love the rack/taillight!!!! Sell them?
that's classy and looks factory
Plase give me hope that one day they will make a conversion kit for sale
I want a XSR700 fuel tank like this. Can someone tell me where to buy it please.
The XSR getting to be the most chopped bike,
So Cool.
Fun modded bike. The parts looking almost off the shelf bought which in turn gives it a streamline feel. I wouldnt say it was shed built thought. Shed modded perhaps.
Very cool
It would be great if the seat height was kept as the stoke seat height
Nice bike. But there is a thing. It is extremely similar to Maverick Ducati Scrambler. Maybe I am not correct. What do you think?
Para quando um kit destes? Top construcion.
What brand is that green jacket hes wearing at the end?
I believe the seat height has gone up a lot which could be a loss to shorter rider like myself, 5'6".. otherwise the bike is out of this world.
If Yamaha would build an XSR700 that is even remotely off-road orientated, I would buy it new.
That's not what XSR line is supposed to be and that's why they have the Tenere 700.
@@Darkest_Soul_187yeah, but they forgot the looks...
They do and its called a Tenere 700. I'm not even sure this bike has s 19", let alone a 21" front wheel, so pretty useless off road.
@@michaelhayward7572 It's not the same though... The XSR is a classic-style version of the MT, but there is no classic-style version of the Tenere..
@@kevinlind4640 then you need the MG 85TT. because nobody else is making a retro off roader...
Cool bike, but how do they make a custom halo headlight like that? Looks neat
I wish Yamaha offered these from factory
classic bikes look much better than new i dont know why did they even change the styling on most bikes
What is that Honda in the background at 2:04?? Looks so sweet!
Made in Portugal 👍
very dramatic music, I would much rather have listened to that engine
my thoughts aswell
what air filter do they have there? looks like a foam?
Sell the pattern to Yamaha , looks production
Crossover build I think?
So sick, so much work, well done! Yet the XSR still sucks on dirt. Its missing like 8 inch of travel lol.
nice bike , but that piece of frame coming out of the tank is going to hurt like a sob when you bang your knee's into it for the millionth time.
The stock bike looks so much better.
Portugal Caralho.
Let’s hope it get dirty
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Customizing new bikes - not so good as old bikes.