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Hey,
I've seen a lot of flames in the last 6 months but having a hard time telling my painter how I want it layed out.
Would you post some pics of your favorite flamed bagger paint jobs (especially if they are your own!) so I can show him what to lay out on the bags and side covers? Pic below is of a Forum Member's flames that I love (thanks) and I cant remember his handle...
Thanks!
Kbore
Last edited by Kbore; Apr 15, 2010 at 07:28 PM.
Reason: cant post pic
Here is a link to my painter. He has over 250 pics. Traditional flames, real fire, and lots of other stuff. Hopefully you can find something on here that your thinking of.
I see you are from St. Charles Co. Missouri. I have a good friend who lives in the Chesterfield area that has 4 bikes. Hell, you might know him. He rides all the time. My painter is in West Frankfort, IL. Thats not too awful far from you and he is REAL reasonable on price. PM me and we'll see if you know my buddy.
Here is my old RK, the guy that did the work is awesome to work with, and I am having him do another bike as I type..
A link to his site for some more ideas is http://www.kustomflames.com/
You've really got to like flames to go for mine. But I love em. I've had ghost flames, and real flames, and I'm just hooked on the old 50's lookin' flames. Here you go.
Just send him pic's of what you like and ask him to give you a sample of what he has in mind on paper, then give him the ok if you like them.
the bike in white with silver flames is Q-Hog
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