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Ok so had a wreck on the scoot back at end of January that was pretty severe. I was unconscious for 45mins before i came to and hit last number redial, broke wrist in two places and and severe concussion. So it took the shop about 12 weeks to fix everything and wow how was it ever worth it. Here are some pictures from ThunderBeach and picking it up from the shop. It started its life out as Black Denim now its a Candy Orange w/ black old school pinstriping, some factory pinstripes done in Black and the Harley Davidson written out in black. I put KST 11" bars on Black Powder Coated, dash, and Gloss Black inner fairing and the rest you can pretty well see too.. I left enough contrasting parts to break up all the black and really fell in love with the way it turned out. What do you guys think? You can tell the different shades it looks by the shop lights versus the outside sun.
Looks great! Glad it turned out good......can't wait to actually see it in the sun..... but the next time you call and scare the **** out of me saying "Wrecked come quick"... I'm liable to smack you around some!!!
The bike in the signature is a before picture...lol... HUGE difference. and Yes Brian.. I would have needed to be smacked around when I called THAT time if it wasn't for the fact I had already been unconscious...geeesh. lol
did any of the pics your brother in law took after the wreck actually turn out to where you can tell anything about it? Or do you still even have those?
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