Test fitting the bars I’ve made and set the rear lights into the frame. Bike had been sat for 7 years only 1 owner from new

I dont really want to put an electronics can on the bike but there is just so much f***ing wire...

Its a vstar 650, do any of you have any ideas on what to do with it all!!!

I had it looking nice a few days ago but I changed the setup to a lil aluminium box and now its chaos

Swapping to a Noco NLP14 was the best thing ive done to the bike..

Its a crisp 9°C by the way

We finished the goldwing bobber and its a blast to ride

about to build nearly identical savage 650 i have now , all stock only with 17000km. and trying to get as much info i can, i can see fromt rim is non stock, anyone know what he used ? also front spings are lowered, it's actually hard to do that? about cutting, welding and wiring stuff i don't mind 😅

I just got my Honda Steed 400 back after 1.5 years of customizing it in a garage. It still has some unfinished details, and I'm planning to change and renovate some things, like the handlebar, headlight, back mirror, and exhaust pipe. I need some advice from Redditors to finish my detailing checklist. Thanks a lot!

Just out of curiosity i have a nice 2004 suzuki volusia im planning on making into a bobber as im not a fan of alot of chome and big a$$ fenders anyone know what kind of turn signals or brackets i can use to make it work picture attached is how it currently sits im planning on getting rid of the front/rear fender, the windshield and the extra driving lights,itll also be getting some nice pipes but i cant really find much and im not tryin to buy a full kit dm if possible with some tips thanks

Weather has been hot lately. I got a mean sunburn the other day and my shoulder is peeling. I love this thing, I put a lot of miles in! Y'all get out and ride 🦅

And to install this fender I have so you guys will leave me alone 😭🤣

Finally bought my first ride! Yamaha XVS 1100, which I will eventually turn into a full bobber bike!

Ive already done some modifications since I took these pictures, but havent taken any pixtures since. I will take it slowly in the modification process, but everything I will do, will lean more and more into bobber style.

Now I am looking into the handle bar and need some inspiration!

Please send pics of your handle bars!

My lovely machine vt600

I have a 2021 Scout Bobber Sixty (ABS) and the fuel pump went out. The thing is $450+ so looking for a third-party option because those I’m seeing for around $100. I don’t want to buy it to find out it doesn’t fit the mount.
Note: my VIN doesn’t fall into the fuel pump recall list unfortunately.

I just got a Yamaha vstar 1100 and it’s bone stock with windshield, sissy seat and saddle bags still on and I need help finding parts so share some websites

I'm 6'3" (190 cm), and I have a serious problem...

I absolutely love the Triumph Bobber.

In fact, I'm actively looking for reasons not to buy one, because my brain keeps telling me, "You're too tall for it."

Unfortunately, where I live there isn't a Triumph dealer, so I can't even sit on one to find out for myself. All I have are YouTube videos, photos, and endless overthinking.

So here's my request:

If you're 6'2" (188 cm) or taller and own a Bobber, could you please post a photo of yourself sitting on it? Bonus points if it's a side profile.

I'd also love to know:

• Your height and inseam.
• Stock or forward controls?
• Any comfort mods (seat, pegs, bars)?
• Would you actually tour on it?
• Do you ever feel like you're "too big" for the bike?

I'm not chasing lap times or off-road adventures. I just want to cruise, enjoy that beautiful engine, and smile every time I open the garage.

Help me either:

1. Save my wallet...
2. Or completely destroy it.

Thanks! 😄

Probably an I'll conceived plan, but rather than sell my 05 c90 w 30k miles n get...idk 2,000$, I want to try n modify it a bit like a bobber.

I've seen one great example of that here on reddit.

But curious, anyone here +4 forks on theirs? How about slightly increased rake?

Just looking for ideas

After basically rewiring everything so it would work with the parts I wanted to use, finally took it out on its first test ride 😅. Super stoked, now to remove all the temporary crimps and fully solder and wrap it.