The Yamaha SR250 Scrambler on a Budget Lives! EP 5

The low budget Yamaha SR250 scrambler lives! The new gas tank, headlight guard, handlebars, grips, and more are turning it into a sweet little bike and it's looking serious now, nothing like the clunky vintage Yamaha cruiser that we started with. All told, there's about $700 invested in the bike so far. Use this playlist to watch the entire build series: https://bit.ly/344S2uR

If you're interested, here are some links to parts used on the build. As an Ebay and Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases:

Gas Tank: https://ebay.to/2MhGRaV
Headlight Grill: https://amzn.to/2OM4w6n
Fork Boots: https://amzn.to/2MhkV0V
Handlebars: https://amzn.to/2MFfJmn
Grips: https://amzn.to/2OWZFiX
Rear Tire: https://ebay.to/2LRYqzC
Front Tire: https://ebay.to/2OmWIYm

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I’ve been hooked on motorcycles since 1975 when, at the age of 11, my dad brought home a shiny new Suzuki TM75 for me and a Suzuki TC185 for himself so that we could trail ride together in the hills of West Virginia. Since then I’ve worked as a mechanic, owned countless bikes, and even worked in the motorcycle industry for a number of years as a photographer and journalist. Now I do mainly video production and enjoy nothing more than making and sharing these motorcycle videos on YouTube.

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