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White tank and fender with the Hienz style 69 in black.A little red pins highlighting the number and you'll be king Roo ink.
The Tuxedo still is my all time favorite paint on a bike Jim.
The White tins would work well being the bike is so blacked out. I like it.
Just got my helmet back from the paint guy. I say go old school candy flaked
Candy Painted Simpson Bandit
That's exactly what I'm thinking of doing, a silver base, course metal flake with a couple candy colours over the top, and a bit of lacing, while still keeping the numbers and logos over it all. Something real tasty that will contrast well against all that black.
That's exactly what I'm thinking of doing, a silver base, course metal flake with a couple candy colours over the top, and a bit of lacing, while still keeping the numbers and logos over it all. Something real tasty that will contrast well against all that black.
There's a reason behind me suddenly wanting a brighter eye catching paint job, you guys will find out later on
**** parts are super expensive when they ship within CONUS and I can only imagine you living down under and how expensive it would be..
Hats off to you mate..bikes are insanely expensive in your part of the world...
**** parts are super expensive when they ship within CONUS and I can only imagine you living down under and how expensive it would be..
Hats off to you mate..bikes are insanely expensive in your part of the world...
You have seen the exchange rate right?? Yes its expensive but don't feel to sorry for the guys down under...
If i'm not mistaken its approaching winter in the land of OZ so I think he has some time!! Looking bad *** by the way!
Cheers fellas.
Yeah the exchange rate kills us here.
Bike cost my stock around $23,000 second hand. I've spent around $30,000 (includes all the shipping) in parts on this build, which would probably only be $15,000 USD for you guys to buy as most of the parts come from the states. That's no labour either as I'm doing everything along with making all the little custom mounts and **** that you don't see. So it's not easy to build something cool here, just buying the bike is expensive as hell. That's why you don't see too many guys here having more then one bike.
But anyway, it's all in the name of fun so I shouldn't complain
Makes it all worth while when you guys enjoy it as much as me
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