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Taiwan's 150cc Commuter Reborn as a One-Off Scrambler by Workshop Fever

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Taiwan's 150cc Commuter Reborn as a One-Off Scrambler by Workshop Fever© Bike EXIF
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Bike EXIF has featured a build by Taipei-area workshop Fever, which turned the locally mass-produced 150cc commuter KYMCO KTR 150 into a one-off scrambler. It combines Yamaha SR400 forks with parts sourced from the US, France, and Japan. A culture of using Taiwan's most familiar 150cc commuter as custom-build material is taking root.

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Motoo Kajimura
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What got me was how parts from all over the world came together on this one. Built by Fever near Taipei, the tank hand-made by the shop owner from his sheet-metal apprentice days. Yamaha SR400 forks and drum brake, Biltwell risers, France's BAAK, Japan's Heiwa taillight. The fact that a 150cc commuter bike can be modded this thoroughly and still get people talking about it — that's exhilarating. 'Slow down for the better life' — couldn't agree more.

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