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Alright guys sorry I havent updated this lately. I have not had a whole lot of time to work on this thing bc of school and work. I did have time to make and paint the tank lift and finish the coil mount. turns out I had to make 4 tank lifts, a set for the rear and a set for the front. AND I think Ive decided on a paint color I liked well.. until I saw the way this brown bike looked lol now I dont know lol. I bought a cheap intake cover and drilled holes into it and painted it What do you guys think? should I stick with the gold or should I flat brown it? Man my mind changes from day to day.
Man, not to sound like a dick, but that's all you got? This is one sloooow thread......
Dick.
HAHAHAHA
Help him out man, you're the chop expert on here!
Anyways, IMO, either the gold or brown would go well with black, but why not do a flat black/flat brown combo, then maybe clear it for a little bit of shine?
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