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There aren't that many trust fund babies, just desperate or stupid people. Good for him. He'll never get a dime of my money as I think his "business model" hurts the FXR market and keeping them relevant. But to each his own. Here is a LINK to his completed auctions.
Well I disagree there. There are plenty of people out there where money (at least money at this level) is of no object.
Originally Posted by BigMike
Back to the subject.
Painter has received all of the parts. Should start this week and estimated 10 business days to complete the work. So I should have them in early May.
Painter started on the tins last week and should finish them up this week. I want to ping him but he said 10 business days and I don't want to pester him. This is the second bike he has painted for me.
Got the tins installed and the bike detailed. Of course everything that could have fought me did, but that's expected. I love the new paint and it looks like a completely different bike. I'm very happy with the results.
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