its lovely
did you do the wheels yourself? if so, can you do a quick run down? |
Really. REALLY! Nice job. And great photos! Congrats and happy trails
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Looks really good, nice job! I like the color very unique.
Originally Posted by Radiaoktiv
its lovely
did you do the wheels yourself? if so, can you do a quick run down? |
will do
thank you |
Thanks for the compliments guys :)
Originally Posted by Radiaoktiv
did you do the wheels yourself?
if so, can you do a quick run down? - Remove wheels - Remove Rotors - Tape off entire wheel leaving the lip of the wheel exposed - Spray paint stripper on lip and wipe of paint http://www.partsamerica.com/product_...P/TSL/2813.jpg - Polish lip with Mother's aluminum wheel polish and Mini-power ball http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/class...llMiniBulk.jpg That's It! I need to polish them again they are starting to look kinda dull. |
so you didnt sand them at all?
im not wanting a shiny finish, but more of a 'brushed aluminum' look or a matte finish |
Originally Posted by Radiaoktiv
so you didn't sand them at all?
I'm not wanting a shiny finish, but more of a 'brushed aluminum' look or a matte finish They would probably be a lot more shiny if I had sanded them. I like them as they are though. |
it looks like yours are exactly how i want mine to look
closer pics would be A+ |
Nice job on it! That color looks nice on the bike.
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Yeah if that's the look that you're going for then that's a lot easier, reminds me of how the wheels on the VFR1000r. I went all the way to an almost chrome mirrored look and for that you would have to sand and then sold them a few months later after my fornt end conersion. :roll: Either way looks nice IMO and there's less up keep that way as well.
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That looks real nice, bro! Have you ridden the bike "in anger" yet? I'm curious to know the affects of the braced swingarm.
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Originally Posted by Hawkrider
That looks real nice, bro! Have you ridden the bike "in anger" yet? I'm curious to know the affects of the braced swingarm.
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Originally Posted by Radiaoktiv
so you didnt sand them at all?
im not wanting a shiny finish, but more of a 'brushed aluminum' look or a matte finish http://home.comcast.net/~rvanorsdel/...ip1_resize.jpg http://home.comcast.net/~rvanorsdel/...ip2_resize.jpg http://home.comcast.net/~rvanorsdel/...ip3_resize.jpg http://home.comcast.net/~rvanorsdel/...ip4_resize.jpg |
heh, well i already started on mine per your advice :)
hope you can get back up on two (or one) soon thanks for the advice and pics tho, mine are exactly as i had hoped, and exactly how you described |
beautiful.
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Lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots of sanding! :lol: Do a search there's a couple of detailed instructions from me and a few others.....expect lots of hand cramps!:|[/QUOTE]
Soon after you mention this the conversation turns to the wheels. The sanding you refer to must mean the body of the bike. The finish on the bike is as flawless as it can get. If this was the cause of your hand cramps it was well worth it. |
That is what I like to call "perfect".
Simply beautiful work! |
Very nice!!!
You have been bitten by the bug. I never dreamed I would be as obsessed as I was. It's a beautiful motorcycle. |
Something different mate, nice job.
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Holy Sheet! That is so cool. Nice job. (thumbsup)
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Thanks again for the compliments guys. :)
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Looks killer man, nice job!
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That is a sweet looking bike, I've had a black chrome bicycle before, and the stuff is very hard to scratch. which is a nice thing. Don't know if it would be the same with this paint, but a great look either way!
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