Hi BrianLo, Is that where this bike ended up? Here's a funny story: That bike was ordered and shipped to DC Cruisers in Washington DC. They wanted an Intense Psyco paint job (which I designed btw) with a twist. Something instead of the usual skulls. "Something a little edgier" they said. So after I got the sales dept.'s approval of my sketches, this is what happened. All my friends in the paint shop called this bike Shreck on Crack! So then it was delivered to DC Cruisers, and they didn't know what to think of it! They said they loved the paint job, and all the detail. But they didn't think they could sell it in their conservative market. I took a little flack about this from management. They said I went too far from the standard paint job. The only thing that saved my ass, is that I got prior approval form the sales dept. They wanted to pin it on me! It turned into a weird deal. There was even talk of sending it back to Wichita to sand it off and re-paint it with something more conservative! I didn't ever know what eventually happened to it. I'm glad to see that my Crack-head Shreck is still out there. That's great! Now next time you talk to Hank, tell him to send me some work!!!:up: