The most customized SH ever?
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The most customized SH ever?
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It's not my taste, but there is ALOT of hard work done to that bike... Plenty of polished parts, and power coating on items like the frame and swingarm, so that bike was definitly stripped all apart... alot of masking and painting it looks like as well... that stuff is time consuming and take some talent.
I'd bet if the airbrushings were gone, and it was just silver and red we'd have a much higher opinion of it.
The only thing that does bother me is that it doesn't look like a hawk with the full fairing... that's one of the things that stands out about the hawk.
J.
I'd bet if the airbrushings were gone, and it was just silver and red we'd have a much higher opinion of it.
The only thing that does bother me is that it doesn't look like a hawk with the full fairing... that's one of the things that stands out about the hawk.
J.
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It's not my taste, but there is ALOT of hard work done to that bike... Plenty of polished parts, and power coating on items like the frame and swingarm, so that bike was definitly stripped all apart... alot of masking and painting it looks like as well... that stuff is time consuming and take some talent.
I'd bet if the airbrushings were gone, and it was just silver and red we'd have a much higher opinion of it.
The only thing that does bother me is that it doesn't look like a hawk with the full fairing... that's one of the things that stands out about the hawk.
J.
I'd bet if the airbrushings were gone, and it was just silver and red we'd have a much higher opinion of it.
The only thing that does bother me is that it doesn't look like a hawk with the full fairing... that's one of the things that stands out about the hawk.
J.
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http://www.sportrider.com/bikes/146_...000/index.html
I stumbled on this article and I started lookin for custom SH pics. I think it's definetly a trailer "queen".
Speaking of swingarm swaps...
If this FS had inverted fork and matching front wheel...
I stumbled on this article and I started lookin for custom SH pics. I think it's definetly a trailer "queen".
Speaking of swingarm swaps...
If this FS had inverted fork and matching front wheel...
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My neighbor caught me staring at his tarted-up wife. She was in a low cut red dress, FM pumps, come hither lipstick and a professionally done coif. As I stumbled and mumbled he smiled at me and said, "The upkeep is high and she's lousy in bed".
I do love custom bikes, art is always worth viewing for art's sake. This SH sure is pretty, I wonder what she's like in bed....
I do love custom bikes, art is always worth viewing for art's sake. This SH sure is pretty, I wonder what she's like in bed....
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Man that's SICK!!! In the traditional sense of the word that is. I wonder if it has an air freshener in there somewhere. Imagine if he spent most of the $$ on performance and just a few on the finish.
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Wow.... and i'm laboring over whether to get a new rear tire when mines not totally worn out yet.......
that black one with the VFR swingarm is interesting wolverine. Is that a three up rear cowl or a lou alcindor option?
that black one with the VFR swingarm is interesting wolverine. Is that a three up rear cowl or a lou alcindor option?
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Not sure.. I think it's swinger is Ducati parts as this bike was called Duhawki 2. Here's #1:
A transformed NT650 Hawk GT
As with the first SH, I have much respect for all the time and effort that goes into these bikes. That supercharger drive is butt ugly.
A transformed NT650 Hawk GT
As with the first SH, I have much respect for all the time and effort that goes into these bikes. That supercharger drive is butt ugly.
Last edited by Wolverine; May 17, 2008 at 06:06 AM.
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I found this one on the internet somewhere a long time ago. I love this one. Oh and by the way I appreciate the work that went into the SH in the start of this post, but I don't like it at all.
Last edited by alive226; May 17, 2008 at 07:51 AM. Reason: Forgot to talk about the original bike in the post
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I have to ask....WHY?? The time, skill, and craftsmanship is to be appreciated but all it needs are chrome spinning rims, an extended swingarm with 300 tire and a rider with gold teeth...
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