inderocker

I'd replace the fairing before putting too much work into that one... seeing as how that one is missing a good size chunk by the air duct.

98honda

my plan was to sand it, fill it, then touch up the paint

98honda

it looks like it was dropped at a low speed.
not sure, got it like sits
i can live with the chunk missing but, the road rash i would like to get smoothed out and painted red, if you look up near the headlight, a friend had some red brake caliper paint, i spray the paint onto a piece of cardboard them wipped it on there to see if it matched up, and it did seem to match, but the was only one coat to just look at it.

Hawkrider

No, my bike is not on their website, though there is one that's mighty close.

Mine started out like this:

Hawkrider

...and $600 later ended up like this:

98honda

damn, that looks good man

98honda

i had a mustang that i painted here are some pics:

98honda

then after i was done:

98honda

after a few months

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the engine i built and installed with Vortech supercharger













after all the paint and engine work
















trying to make it look like this one

98honda

well to get to the point of this whole mustang thing, is i may pull all the body work off the Super Hawk and do all the bodywork myself and then paint it myself, just not sure on what color, i like black and blue bikes, now, i will have to look into some designs, may go black and go with some graphics from Tape Works, or try to make my own graphics at work.

honda996

I used the twin syringe plastic welding stuff from walmart or napa, you squeeze it out and stir the two sides together, then apply. I ground a groove along all my cracks (both sides) and filled that stuff in, then sanded it smooth on the outside after it dried for a few days. I also sanded down to good plastic on the same areas you have scuffed up, then sent it to a painter. Fixed the left fairing for $55 total.

98honda

thanks, thats what i was looking for.