HONDA CT125 Combat Scrambler Trail Ride | Custom by K-Speed
139.7 هزار بار بازدید -
4 سال پیش
-
K-SPEED CT125 Combat based on
K-SPEED CT125 Combat based on the Honda CT125 Hunter Cub – The very first custom Honda CT125! Is going to be tested against Honda CT125 all stock version.
Will both bikes survive the ride?
Let's find out!
Regarding the Custom Bike.
Trail ride footage of Combat Scrambler CT125 Custom by K-Speed.
Here is what Thailand builder K-Speed came up with: a combat-themed CT125 with a stretched swingarm, beefier wheels, upgraded suspension and a Gatling gun-style exhaust … more on that later. The company built the bike in only 10 days as a showcase for their expanding parts catalog, quite remarkable considering how new the CT125 is.
First and foremost, they added a custom swingarm that’s two-inches longer than stock to allow for a bigger, fatter rear tire. It’s still a 17-incher, but the added height and width really give the bike an off-road stance. Up front, a high fender clears space for a beefy 90/100-17 knobby that should really improve the little bike’s bite.
Higher up, K-Speed added a set of their own Diablo enduro-style handlebars mounted on a custom triple clamp and risers, a new LED headlight wrapped in a custom grill, and new grips, switches, mirrors and throttle. They also moved the stock instrument cluster to the left-side crash bar.
The seat was fancied up with what K-Speed calls their “mixed pattern” Diablo unit, retaining the cush of the original with possibly more grip. Other touches from the company catalog include a lightened chain guard, LED taillights and turn signals, a larger bash plate, wider footpegs, a larger footprint for the side stand, and finned engine covers.
Out back, upgraded Diablo shocks mounted on that longer swingarm add 1.5 inches of suspension lift that should go a long way toward making the Hunter Cub more capable in the dirt. K-Speed ditched the stock mudguard to make way for the bigger rear tire, mounting a smaller replacement higher for clearance. One of the stock CT125’s most useful features is its roomy rear rack for tying on whatever gear or groceries you need on your adventure. K-Speed came up with their own version of the rack, topped with a military-looking toolbox to keep your belongings in place when the road runs out.
The whole thing is treated to a black-and-white camo paint job. And then there’s that Gatlin gun-style exhaust, topped by a fully functional, rotating cap that spins faster as you rev the bike. It looks like something you’d find on a Bond Aston Martin, not a 125cc Honda, but you can bet your neighbor doesn’t have one.
#CT125HunterCub
#KSpeed
#CustomCT125
Will both bikes survive the ride?
Let's find out!
Regarding the Custom Bike.
Trail ride footage of Combat Scrambler CT125 Custom by K-Speed.
Here is what Thailand builder K-Speed came up with: a combat-themed CT125 with a stretched swingarm, beefier wheels, upgraded suspension and a Gatling gun-style exhaust … more on that later. The company built the bike in only 10 days as a showcase for their expanding parts catalog, quite remarkable considering how new the CT125 is.
First and foremost, they added a custom swingarm that’s two-inches longer than stock to allow for a bigger, fatter rear tire. It’s still a 17-incher, but the added height and width really give the bike an off-road stance. Up front, a high fender clears space for a beefy 90/100-17 knobby that should really improve the little bike’s bite.
Higher up, K-Speed added a set of their own Diablo enduro-style handlebars mounted on a custom triple clamp and risers, a new LED headlight wrapped in a custom grill, and new grips, switches, mirrors and throttle. They also moved the stock instrument cluster to the left-side crash bar.
The seat was fancied up with what K-Speed calls their “mixed pattern” Diablo unit, retaining the cush of the original with possibly more grip. Other touches from the company catalog include a lightened chain guard, LED taillights and turn signals, a larger bash plate, wider footpegs, a larger footprint for the side stand, and finned engine covers.
Out back, upgraded Diablo shocks mounted on that longer swingarm add 1.5 inches of suspension lift that should go a long way toward making the Hunter Cub more capable in the dirt. K-Speed ditched the stock mudguard to make way for the bigger rear tire, mounting a smaller replacement higher for clearance. One of the stock CT125’s most useful features is its roomy rear rack for tying on whatever gear or groceries you need on your adventure. K-Speed came up with their own version of the rack, topped with a military-looking toolbox to keep your belongings in place when the road runs out.
The whole thing is treated to a black-and-white camo paint job. And then there’s that Gatlin gun-style exhaust, topped by a fully functional, rotating cap that spins faster as you rev the bike. It looks like something you’d find on a Bond Aston Martin, not a 125cc Honda, but you can bet your neighbor doesn’t have one.
#CT125HunterCub
#KSpeed
#CustomCT125
4 سال پیش
در تاریخ 1399/05/23 منتشر شده
است.
139,760
بـار بازدید شده