to modify or not?

[lawabovethelaw]

I did some modifications to my warraior back in the day before I sold it. The next owner didn't do anything to it and now it's back in my possession, so would I keep it as is with some updates to the seat and wider read tire or do some more upgrades?

 

[myno0gler]

Did you buy it off of him back? That's awesome. I say you play with it a few miles and see its engine condition, other than that its your call. Just don't forget to post photos!

 

[this.is.eve]

Kind of poetic that it found its way back to you. If it were me, I'd keep most of it as is, the old mods are a part of its story. Maybe just refresh what's worn, like the seat and tire, and let the rest speak for the miles it's been through. Some bikes feel more like old friends than machines.

 

[21savvy]

If its already got your old mods and still running solid, refreshing the seat and throwing on a wider rear tire sounds like a decent way to bring it back without really overdoing it. But hey, if you're feeling the itch for more upgrades, go for it dude, just depends if you want a comfy blast from the past or a new beast altogether! Good luck!

 

[boohowaer]

Great job on getting back what was once yours. If the mods you did the last time are the complete picture, then you could leave it as is, just refresh a few things like @21savvy said. On the other hand, things change, maybe there are some new mods you might consider?

 

[SirBarksAlot]

I did some modifications to my warraior back in the day before I sold it. The next owner didn't do anything to it and now it's back in my possession, so would I keep it as is with some updates to the seat and wider read tire or do some more upgrades?

you bought it back? did you pay it cheaper or higher?