Paint and Pinstripe
Posted: Sat Mar 02, 2013 12:15 pm
Well I think it looks a little better. What do you all think?


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I thought about a stripe along the top, but when I held it there it was almost to much for me.Alibally wrote:You could put the stripe along the top as well. Looks good.
Not a Harley fan but that looks spot onjlhog wrote:Maybe when I get bored with the black scooter. My last bike was all black and I had it for 10 years. But then I never did get bored with that.
Is it the bobbed rear fender? I like where you're going with that, thinking of trimming mine down as well.jlhog wrote:Can anyone see from the pictures what I need to finish when I can get the scooter in the garage and up on my lift table? I just cannot work on the basement floor well even if it is carpeted.
Ah, a man of taste.jlhog wrote:I thought about a stripe along the top, but when I held it there it was almost to much for me.
calinaz wrote:Thanks for the inspiration! I agree, the stock fender is too big, and the eliminator kits are high priced for what they include. I have a hacksaw and a file (and a sawzall, grinder, nail gun, belt sander...etc) as well as a day off tomorrow, so we'll see what happens.
There is a nice line to follow already below where the plate goes. That made it easy to keep straight. Post up the pictures of the new "Hacksawed" fender when you git er donecalinaz wrote:Thanks for the inspiration! I agree, the stock fender is too big, and the eliminator kits are high priced for what they include. I have a hacksaw and a file (and a sawzall, grinder, nail gun, belt sander...etc) as well as a day off tomorrow, so we'll see what happens.
Once you start a project, you never know how far it'll go, gotta be prepared for anything...you you wrote:calinaz wrote:Thanks for the inspiration! I agree, the stock fender is too big, and the eliminator kits are high priced for what they include. I have a hacksaw and a file (and a sawzall, grinder, nail gun, belt sander...etc) as well as a day off tomorrow, so we'll see what happens.
Nail gun?
calinaz wrote:Once you start a project, you never know how far it'll go, gotta be prepared for anything...you you wrote:calinaz wrote:Thanks for the inspiration! I agree, the stock fender is too big, and the eliminator kits are high priced for what they include. I have a hacksaw and a file (and a sawzall, grinder, nail gun, belt sander...etc) as well as a day off tomorrow, so we'll see what happens.
Nail gun?