Re: Dasshreddar's PCX/Ruckus Hybrid
Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2015 6:02 pm
some updated pics of the latest version??? 

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agree...it looked super cool, now it looks like a hack & patch nightmareKompact wrote:Uh ....you've destroyed a really nice scooter. Maybe I just don't get it.
page 3...that's when it looked super cool...a really nice blend between the PBX & the Ruckus that used the best of both bikesdasshreddar wrote:you just don't get it.
when did it look cool?
whatever
homie wrote:Beauty is in the eye of the beholder right? It's always in the woods or on a dirt road. I think DS is living off the grid and this is more like what you would see in a Mel Gibson Mad Max return to ThunderDome. If this is the case and you are a prepper... I LIKE IT!
The DOHC 450 was the best of the Honda parallel twins -- fast and well worthy of modding into a great cafe bike. Now the old SOHC Fours, they were something. Maintenance hogs at times, but smooth, fast . . . just keep those four carbs synched.you you wrote:relic wrote:I have to explain myself
the above bike is a concept not very practical I agree
not done by myself-but another
this forum about making a PCX that looks like it has teeth
Dass has gone along way to achieve that
and you you the motor is a 450 double overhead cam
a dog that had teeth
Let's just agree on the dog.
Thanks db22, the only fairing mod i would still do is a more minimal headlight fairing... i like it naked.db22 wrote:Dasshreddar -- I don't hate it. The rat bike aesthetic isn't for everyone. I've seen some ratted motorcycles that I love, and I was a big fan of the late lamented (some say lamentable) Big Ruckus. A Ruckus 150 might have swayed me away from the PCX, if it existed. Keep working at it (ratters are forever works-in-progress, anyway). Maybe figure out a way to fit analog instruments, and ditch the fairing entirely? Have you considered trying to fab a fiberglass cover for some of the exposed works (matte black, of course)? Anyway, you seem to be enjoying the process. That is what really counts.
db22 wrote:The DOHC 450 was the best of the Honda parallel twins -- fast and well worthy of modding into a great cafe bike. Now the old SOHC Fours, they were something. Maintenance hogs at times, but smooth, fast . . . just keep those four carbs synched.you you wrote:relic wrote:I have to explain myself
the above bike is a concept not very practical I agree
not done by myself-but another
this forum about making a PCX that looks like it has teeth
Dass has gone along way to achieve that
and you you the motor is a 450 double overhead cam
a dog that had teeth
Let's just agree on the dog.
I like the stripped to the bone look, too. The process on the last bike I played with was to take it all apart, then put it back together bit by bit and stop just as soon as it was street-legal. Nothing that wasn't essential.dasshreddar wrote:Thanks db22, the only fairing mod i would still do is a more minimal headlight fairing... i like it naked.db22 wrote:Dasshreddar -- I don't hate it. The rat bike aesthetic isn't for everyone. I've seen some ratted motorcycles that I love, and I was a big fan of the late lamented (some say lamentable) Big Ruckus. A Ruckus 150 might have swayed me away from the PCX, if it existed. Keep working at it (ratters are forever works-in-progress, anyway). Maybe figure out a way to fit analog instruments, and ditch the fairing entirely? Have you considered trying to fab a fiberglass cover for some of the exposed works (matte black, of course)? Anyway, you seem to be enjoying the process. That is what really counts.