Powder coat

[Vegas]

Sweet man

 

[V]

Good job ole boy, very propper I must say

 

[Chopper Dave]

fucker looks Ignorant Lee! :up: like the black....

 

[Bulldog03]

Beautiful, That's the look I'm hoping to get...Blacked out!!! With chrome here and there.... just need the funds:bang: :bang:

 

[narow37]

very nice lee, love it

 

[Gas Man]

Looks great Lee.

Looks like you're missing a few parts....

 

[lee]

thanks for the comments gents - now I need to get rid of the fire on the tins. That will just have to wait.

you got a good eye Gas - I just couldn't be arsed to put the little bits back on last night when it was getting late. I do have them all though. I'm struggling to get the headlight trim ring back on though I must admit - I hate that thing. I need to speak to jake.

 

[Gas Man]

Lee... if there is one thing I'm known for by the michigan boys is my attention to small details. I will always notice the small stuff and when at a bike show its that stuff that bugs me.

Did you powder out the rear axle covers or the belt gaurd?

 

[shovelcowboy]

thanks for the comments gents - now I need to get rid of the fire on the tins. That will just have to wait.

You coulda' powdercoated the tins too. That's what I did on my chopper, frame, fenders, tank, the whole works. NO PAINT.

I love it and the easy upkeep and durability.

Shovelcowboy

[/IMG]

 

[lee]

no Gas I left them as they are - again for some contrast and I think the polished belt cover will go better as I left the pulley polished

good idea shovel - I never even thought of powder coating the tins

 

[alhall88]

Nice job lee that should help eliminate some polishing time and increase some riding time.

 

[lee]

thanks Al - that was one of the main reasons I wanted to do this.