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As a matter of fact that style will be my next build but I must admit the colors are horrific (IMO) and I'm not a fan of using motors as stressed frame components, I understand the "uniqueness" of it but I don't want my Harley lookin anything like a Ducati. Kudo's to using a Buell/Sporty motor....cool.
As a matter of fact that style will be my next build but I must admit the colors are horrific (IMO) and I'm not a fan of using motors as stressed frame components, I understand the "uniqueness" of it but I don't want my Harley lookin anything like a Ducati. Kudo's to using a Buell/Sporty motor....cool.
This is what I have in mind:
TexasSG, the bike you have pictured has more open (unoccupied) area inside the frame that I've always thought looked a little disproportional. When there's a lot of open area inside the frame, it makes the motor look smaller. Maybe it's just an OCD issue where I like to fill in the open spaces. I think that's why I like the looks of the Tribute bike (minus the paint) a little more. They are both very nice looking bikes though.
Ben
Last edited by RoadKingCop; Dec 19, 2008 at 11:58 AM.
Motor/Pipes look OK,wheels,calipers,sliders do too but the frame,lights,triple trees all look silly,esp the pointy bits @ lower front of frame.
Back in the day they used to say "if it looks right,it is right" and that don't look right to me.
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