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Even for a younger guy I feel naive....I actually thought the title was referring to the OP looking for a bike that once belonged to a murdered cholo...
yeah when I think of a cholo bike, I think of a bike thats slammed, with some chrome fat spokes and apes and fishtail pipes. A murdered out bike seems to be the opposite of what I think of as a cholo, So-Cal, styled bike is.
^^Pretty much this.
If you want to know what a murdered out bike looks like, look at my signature pic.
Like I said in a previous post, most cholo style bikes have way too much chrome to be considered even close to a "murdered out" look.
I don't know what the problem is...those two terms (cholo/murdered) are pretty common down here in SoCal.
OP, post up some pics when you finish your project. I hope you have a fat powdercoating fund...you're going to need it!
I love this merging of cultures. Black fishtails and black bars on a Lo. Black out as much chrome as possible. It's gonna be cool. Gotta do white walls too.
It's like if an SOA bike and Mayan bike had a baby. Nobody has yet posted a pic. I don't think it exists. You can be the first with this hybrid.
Last edited by kamut; Aug 20, 2012 at 11:10 AM.
Reason: white walls!
What the hell are you asking for ? You want tacoed out bikes go to San Diego .........
On the Segregation Thread you talk about what a great dude you are, and how you have lots of Black buds, the you say this??
You're a ****ing idiot.
Those Chicano boys out in California have set some standards on tricking out bikes. I doubt you would tell em they have "tacoed" out bikes to a group of em....
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