MAD Renders Honda CB500 Based Scrambler Concept

The California-originated highly recognized customization firm- MAD Industries has revealed the finest artefact-Honda CB500 rooted Scrambler concept in front of the motoring world. As per the reports, the prototype is a one-off, which has been ordered to construct, by the Honda. And, honestly speaking, the Japanese giant will not get disappointed from the illation attempted by Mangum Automotive Designs (MAD) in support of Lossa Engineering.

Design-wise, the CB500-based Scrambler is a perfect blend of modern-classic, which fairly witnesses from the featured round LED headlamp containing classic lines over it. Observing the MAD’s last bike built experience, the concept model exercises the 2016 Honda CBR600RR front end fittings on cycle parts end, such as 41mm upside-down fork and radially connected front brake calipers. Other than this, Ohlins rear mono shock, a custom seat, body panels, a new exhaust muffler and blacked-out engine theme adds more aggressiveness to the Scrambler’s appeal.

A keen view over the riding and handling quality of this custom offering suggest, change in the seating position with the embellishment of new handlebars available with the features of adjustable levers and new knobs.

Current market status is quite obvious with, as the custom builders and the manufacturers, both are opting Scramblers as their preference in the coming future. And, turning out to be a production model can be an advantage for the Japanese auto major as the rendered Scrambler is satisfying all the certain requirement in this segment.

If talked about the past project of the MAD Industries, the firm has also built the bike, is sharing the apparently similar modern-classic theme. However, the application of machine-parts, paint-jobs as well as fitment of new Yoshimura exhaust was different.

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