From Road to Dirt: ORANGE BOYLEVARD's Scrambler-inspired SR400 Builds

ORANGE BOYLEVARD's SR400

ORANGE BOYLEVARD is actively customizing SR to create unique machines. The machine introduced here has been customized to resemble a scrambler-style while maintaining its original SR400 look.

The origin of scramblers can be traced back to the 1960s when off-road elements such as block tires, raised handlebars, and high-mounted exhausts were added to road sports bikes. However, ORANGE BOYLEVARD's scrambler is not nostalgic in nature but incorporates modern details. This is a distinctive characteristic of their scrambler style.

Electrical

The headlights are equipped with LEDs. While the light case is a standard round type, when you look inside, it has a modern touch!

The center meter features the VELONA electric tachometer, creating a sporty style.

Handle

Handlebars are modified Ariel type. LED blinkers are embedded in the bar ends.

Bodyworks

The fuel tank is painted in gray and matte black, creating a refined and composed design.

The seat is reupholstered in Alcantara, complementing the color of the fuel tank and enhancing the overall custom look.

Intake & Exhaust

The exhaust is the shop's original OMC-VPSS, with a raised end that adds to the scrambler-style.

Chassis

The taillight is also LEDs. Take note of the seat end that complements the looped frame.

Both front and rear tires are IRC GP110, a good choice to enjoy flat forest roads.

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