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This might have been said before and this might make alot of people flip out but has anyone just got so sick of their stock flashy paint that they flat rattle can painted their bike?? I read an article about a guy that got so sick of people thinking he was a newbie that he bought barbaque paint and painted his bike.. anyone else do something like this????
No. But I did paint my powder blue 1942 "45" side valve, with black enamel and a brush. It really turned out way better than I expected. I was a freshman in highschool at the time.
not sure if this is a troll question, "someone getting tired of being thought to be a newb so he BBQ'd his bike"? seems like a stupid reason to do that to a bike.
on that note, yes i have rattle caned my bike in the past, here are some pics
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