Second Generation Ascots > The V-Twin Years: Stock To Lightly Modified

which looks better?

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NEDan:
Been through so many incarnations I'm confused as to which one I like best anymore.
  :-\

J6G1Z:
Clean looking Ascot! What all have you done to your bike?

I'm not a big fan of windshields or chrome on an Ascot, so I'm probably not the right person to ask. The Ascots are modeled after a Flat Track racing bike & intended to be more of a good handling "Roadster" than a Touring bike. The fact that the VT Ascot works so well as a light touring bike, is testament to the very efficiant & rider friendly drivetrain, plus the excellent ergonomics.

I like my bikes to have a semi stripped down look. The Ascots are real good looking bikes (To my eye anyway) and I try to maintain that look while cleaning up the things that detract from the design. Such as the long rear fender insert that hangs down too low. The turn signals that stick out too far, etc. That type of thing.

Good luck
J.

thumperdh:
I'm gonna go with number A on this one.

J6G1Z:

--- Quote from: thumperdh on August 11, 2014, 07:32:18 pm --- I'm gonna go with number A on this one.
--- End quote ---

Number "A"?

Where did you go to school? LOL!!! ;)


J.

Joe D.:
First one for me but what windscreen is that?

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