I do not mind yellow, but this is way too gaudy and over done. Lose the fairing and chin spoiler, black on the swing arm, frame, chrome forks, add a little chrome to off-set the blacked out engine. Make the flames a little more subtle. Whoever conceived this machine has no artistic values and should stick to designing plastic grocery bags or independent movie posters.

 

Gotta say that I'm surprised (but glad to see) that a 2002 with over 28,000 miles has been bid up over 15K.

 

after reading 3 pages of replies I feel that 95% of the responders miss the point of the bike..which isn't suprising. There's a little more to customizing than adding Willie G skulls. I said earlier that the yellow was no bueno for me..but after looking at it again and seeing how much the color pissed most off my new outlook is i love it just the way it is. It definatly wont get lost in the starbucks parking lot like most other scoots around these parts.

 

Not that 95% missed the point. It was 95% didn't like the bike. It's like when the boys from dumb and dumber showed up wearing the bright tuxes. It makes you look cause it is a bit over the edge.

 

It's OK but I have never been a flame guy. Speaking of flames, the direction of the flames on the fairing make it look like it's not on there the right way. All the other flames are going one direction and they are going another. Like it or not it is a beautiful execution of the builders design.

 

hell yeah I'd ride that.

 

A lot of good work went into that bike - who ever did it had a clear concept of what he wanted and went after it. I say good for him.

I don't like yellow though. Never have. But I have to put in there that my best buddy loves that color... so go figure.

 

Deffinately stands out in the crowd. I am sure the builder loved the way it came out.

 

Not for me

 

Hideous.........