Scottish Motorcycle Show 2024

[@JockBiker]

Nice vid. Pity you didn’t show any of the other hall with all the club stands. There were some brilliant bikes in there.

[@rick.cutler]

That was the plan, to get all the custom bikes on show - unfortunately I was limited on time and wouldn’t have been able to do it justice. But I will be attending the Bike Shed Show, so if you’re into custom builds there will be a full walkthrough of that show in May!

[@saltire546]

Thanks for sharing .My pick would be the Lambo Ducati streetfighter .

[@rick.cutler]

Yeah that Lambo Streetfighter is incredible! I must admit that the Indian FTR1200 looked pretty sweet in blue carbon fibre! And a nice little surprise was the Mutt RS-13 as it’s a new 125cc but it seemed almost over engineered for the price! A very cool industrial design.

[@technospcgaming]

A loved the purple zx10r a had same paint on my 94 zxr750l2

[@rick.cutler]

I love that Kawasaki are doing the throw-back colour schemes to the 80’s / 90’s models - they still look great to this day! I think there’ll be a few people picking up the new bike and sourcing their old ones to have the matching pair in the garage - I know I would!

[@technospcgaming]

@@rick.cutler aye defo wish a kept mine but ex wife had other plans lol

[@rick.cutler]

😂👍

[@domsbits3922]

The saltire/Indian motorcycle stand had “do not sit” signs on every bike! wtf! It’s a show. Let people sit. There was a bloody £33k Ducati that had anyone sitting on it. Can’t be about price,

[@rick.cutler]

Heya Dom! Yeah I noticed that, i understand that these bikes are the dealers’ stock and they’re trying to look after the products, but I agree that if you’re bringing bikes to a show then you should accept that the visitors should have access to try them. It’s no different to the Harley Davidsons, which had a lot more interaction with the public and the brands like Indian really need to appreciate the benefit to customer engagement.