When does the insanity end?
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Road Captain
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When does the insanity end?
Are you ever finally at peace with your bike? Or do the mods keep going on forever to infinity?
Last edited by Sonny's World; Apr 12, 2009 at 06:49 AM.
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I think it's best to have some sort of plan on how you want your bike to look instead of just half assing it. Once you have a base plan, it then comes down to the details.
Some bikes are very well put together because the owner had a well thought out plan and knew when to quit. With some, you can tell that parts were just added as an afterthought.
I like to think mine is done, however, you just never know...
Some bikes are very well put together because the owner had a well thought out plan and knew when to quit. With some, you can tell that parts were just added as an afterthought.
I like to think mine is done, however, you just never know...
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Well I have said I was done with winter mods about 4 times already and now have a chrome front end and new headlight on the way lol
It wont end for me but it will slow down. I have a list of things to come and that list is getting shorter. Wheels, Braided Cables, SE 180, shocks, motor work, powder coat some flat black stuff to gloss and a few little details is about all I have left. I think
Ok maybe the list isnt that short
It wont end for me but it will slow down. I have a list of things to come and that list is getting shorter. Wheels, Braided Cables, SE 180, shocks, motor work, powder coat some flat black stuff to gloss and a few little details is about all I have left. I think
Ok maybe the list isnt that short
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I think it's best to have some sort of plan on how you want your bike to look instead of just half assing it. Once you have a base plan, it then comes down to the details.
Some bikes are very well put together because the owner had a well thought out plan and knew when to quit. With some, you can tell that parts were just added as an afterthought.
I like to think mine is done, however, you just never know...
Some bikes are very well put together because the owner had a well thought out plan and knew when to quit. With some, you can tell that parts were just added as an afterthought.
I like to think mine is done, however, you just never know...
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