Project "FireCrotch" (non-LSX but still cool)
I'm glad you guys seem to like the pics! And for sure I'll get some nice shots once the bike is put together.
This is the first (other than practice panels) attempt he made at fire for a customer. I think he did a good job...This is some sort of a Honda 'cruiser' (sorry guys I don't know a lot about bikes) but most of the tank and fire is covered by chrome. I just thought I would share that pic to give you an idea of the base color. I don't think it's bad for a first time job (again the pics suck and don't do it justice)
This is the first (other than practice panels) attempt he made at fire for a customer. I think he did a good job...This is some sort of a Honda 'cruiser' (sorry guys I don't know a lot about bikes) but most of the tank and fire is covered by chrome. I just thought I would share that pic to give you an idea of the base color. I don't think it's bad for a first time job (again the pics suck and don't do it justice)
Originally Posted by RYNO_Z
Dude's got some talent! 
j/k)The skull on the Honda tank is his first ever free-hand skull to airbrush. It's not perfect, and I've seen better, but for a first time...not bad I don't think!
The Honda bike is amazing with the metalic purple and the yellow fire on top! Unfortunately, they guy he painted that for lives out of town so I really have no way of getting pics.
Originally Posted by 99WS-6T/A
do you have any pics of the bike put back together yet
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Originally Posted by rk_2000_Z/28
That's funny you mention that. Before he bought this bike he picked up an '01 GSXR 750 that had been laid over and fixed it up. He put a real NICE custom paint shceme on it using all HOK paint (Sorry I have no pics. The bike has been sold). He worked on this bike for a VERY long time and paint was meticulous!
Well just a few weeks after final assembly, he was at a family reunion, and his dad was sitting on the bike (a guy that has been around bikes all his life and was even a Suzuki mechanic for years) and just had a brain fart not paying attention and didn't have the stand set and layed the bike on it's side...A tragic (not to mention uneasy) moment!
I have a feeling that NO ONE is touching this bike!
Well just a few weeks after final assembly, he was at a family reunion, and his dad was sitting on the bike (a guy that has been around bikes all his life and was even a Suzuki mechanic for years) and just had a brain fart not paying attention and didn't have the stand set and layed the bike on it's side...A tragic (not to mention uneasy) moment!
I have a feeling that NO ONE is touching this bike!
We had what seemed like a million hours in this bike.
Last edited by Travis_afx; Jun 8, 2007 at 05:55 PM.