Clever dad, lucky son.
The Skooter Farm bikes get a lot of attention, but Scotty stuck in my mind, before I met him, because he spent so long scrutinising mine and Dave's frames. He didn't say much, but he took a lot in, then went and built his own bike from scratch. It looks great and works well. Scotty started racing, and so did his mate Lez on a stock XS650, and Scotty's son, Flynn on a little KTM. Now Dad's building a framer for lad. Super cool. We think the engine is a Honda RS125.
Thanks for the photos Lez.


6 comments:
Cool bike, nice job, funny how many dogs you see around workshops!
I wish I could weld like that. Looks like an XR200/AT200 engine to me.
Awesome piece of work,a very lucky lad.
Nice bit o fab , that frame !
He'll be the coolest kid on the block ( that's the shorttrack block !)
#59
Great Work. Cant waot to see it
ill testify that the dads bike rocks, looks like the young un's will too!!.
wish i had the skills!!!!.
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