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decided to do a litle facelift on the bumblebee...


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Guest Vermincelli
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Got bored this weekend and figured it was time to do a little cosmetic work to the old girl.

I'm not a real big fan of chrome (I know, blasphemy!!!) so figured I'd carry the theme out even further.

 

[ATTACH]19700[/ATTACH]

 

[ATTACH]19701[/ATTACH]

 

[ATTACH]19702[/ATTACH]

 

[ATTACH]19703[/ATTACH]

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Looks good, it's different and thats a good thing. I know that I painted the forks on my '86 black and it really looks good. Keep it up and cant wait to see the next time you get bored

:happy34:

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Me likey, but may I suggest painting your entire false gas tank rather than just the fuel door. I just think that it would blend right in with the dash and seat...

 

JMHO.

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What is the "can" in between the cylinder banks for? Something for the fuel system? I like that "blacked-out" engine look, Going to do that to mine, but thought about keeping the side covers polished.

 

Nice looking bike!!

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I like it, but I also have a suggestion. If you are going to remove the lower front plastic, make your side panels "bikini" like I did. I will try to add some pictures when I get home from work. If you do not want to cut your's up, pick up a couple off ebay and do them, that's what I did.

RandyA

Guest Vermincelli
Posted

actually the exhaust is next. :D

The tank cover does need to be reshot after my tankbag melted to it but wasn't sure if it would be yellow again or black.

 

It really started with me trying an old hotrodder trick of painting the engine to help it run a bit cooler, so far so good.

 

 

as for the side panels, I was thinking about doing that with an ebay set.

Oh, the canister is part of a CA. emissions package. (trying to trace all of it to see if it can be yanked)

Guest Vermincelli
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While the bike looks good in yellow I know it would look Fabuluos in Pink

 

 

 

Jeff

 

That is what you would call a guaranteed anti theft device. :D

Guest Vermincelli
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I like the black and Yellow, so how doese paint keep the motor cool?

 

allows the motor to radiate it's own heat better, or so the story goes.

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