I finally got the pics posted incase you want to see what a Scrambler looks like w/ a polished engine & tranny. I copied the shortcut below, I hope I did it correctly.
http://forums.atvconnection.com/photos.cfm/ID/1075/#TOP
Jim Maloney 98 400 Scambler

 

jim use the http link under message text when you post this makes a quick link to your page. just highlite the adress using the left button, then use the right and copy the adress. then when it asks for the script url right click and paste it there. hit ok. the text could be what you want it to be here's the link to the photos

 

Sorry guy's, I didn't know you have to wait for the system moderator. I'll keep watching for it, which I guess may take a couple days & I'll post this again when it's accessable. Sorry.

 

That polish job looks good man, wish I had the time and patience to do that. How about coming and doing mine sometime. LOL. Nice bike.

 

That does look good.

Uh, do you do trucks because I want to get in line too.

 

It almost looks to pretty to ride!! But the pipe screams "open the throttle"!!

 

what did you use to do that?

 

Looks good Jim.

 

Damn I am jealous!! Looks killer Jim. That mounting for the radiator bottle is idea and helps the pipe stand out. I give it a 9.9999999999 LOL (10)

 

Thanks to Bubba & other w/ all the clutching advice w/ the trail port & race pipe. I finally got to take it for some short 10 minute ride & can tell the difference w/ the lighter flywheel, clutching & race pipe combo. It's much quicker & snappier than before, exactly what I wanted w/o having to use race gas. I used an air die grinder w/ Eastwoods polishing products. It cost me about $40 worth of products. Thanks again.
Jim Maloney 98 400 Scrambler