here are a few pics, tell me what you think! i wanted to stick with the "muted" scheme of the paint so i opted for satin black forks (instead of the normal gloss), and a machine aluminum wheel, with the satin black floating rotors. i think it looks pretty damn nifty....yup nifty! haha tell me what you think....go ahead i can take it..i swear...haha
BTW rear wheel will be coming soon.......just couldnt swing them both at the same time, but it wont be long!

first pic BEFORE


and the AFTER

 

Looks original. like it. forks balance off the polished wheels nicely wow

 

Outstanding!! I think that looks totally SUUUHWEEET!
Nice Job

 

Looks good I like it

 

Very nice. I love the black forks with the wheel it looks great...

 

Vary nice job, I really like it.

 

thanks guys!...i was about half a phone call away from having the wheel powdercoated, then i looked at it for a bit and said "screw it, its goin on just like it is!" and once the tire was on the rim and the rotors were mounted, i was glad i hadnt coated it!

i was alos happy about the satin black, when you look at it in person the satin black on the "cowbells" blends in very smooth with the plastic from the inner fairing, its like a seamless flo, i have been staring at it for a couple hours on and off , and each time i look at it i like it more, so thats a good thing!

BTW i need to give a shameless plug to my buddy steve at DYNO TECH here in vegas, he did all the work for me and knocked it out quik! he just got his facility up and running so if your from the vegas area give him a try, he is a gret mechanic! he also does full dyno tuning and mapping. great prices too! 3 dyno pulls for 40 bucks! cant beat it!

 

gotta say man....with the exception of my bike ...thats one of the best lookin scoots i've seen....very, very nice

 

That looks very nice. Well done.

 

Good choice!![sm=smiley20.gif]