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i kind of like the red... think a new seat or something is needed... maybe lower bars like clip ons, love the cleaned up bars though with no controls! nice work man!!!!
thanks joe ! it was me emailing you about powder on a set of drag pipes ....as for seat i have 3 or 4 ive acumulated but this damn corbin is the most comfortable and the bars are tthat high due to shoulder injury they feel best that high i strapped my fork bag on above my headlight and it broke up that long run of riser i just cant fall in love with that red and its just high temp paint so its failing rather quickly lol !
ha ha ha sounds good man! let me know what you want to do on the pipes with as short as they are we can do them for $150 bud
LOVE THE TANK!!! what are you going to do about the tail light? whats the plan on that?
have you thought about slamming the front about an inch or two? or shooting the headlight bucket to match the tins? with the shorty front fender (nice job by the way) the color of the bike needs to pull out to the front end a bit more (IMO of course) doing the bucket or even the trim ring on the bucket would do that very well
I know i keep throwing ideas out there, but what about shaving some of the rear fender off on the front side of the tire as well to show more of it and give it a really bobbed look?
im hoping to do something with the front in the fall for sure and thats a cool idea on the rear fender ,i ran out of cash after 10k in hospital bills this winter lol...as for taillight i have a side mount with a cool led light .i love the idea on the bucket i think that will solve an appearance problem i have that my eye keeps seeing the front end like a unicycle lol.
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