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1243 viewsThe flames in this paint are amazing, and extremely hard to photograph. They are ghosted in a way that causes them to literally dissapear in low light. In direct sunlight they pop to life.
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1815 viewsTotal rake is 40 degrees. Thats 8 over stock, all in the neck/frame. The trees are stock. James did a beautiful job on the rake job, most folks could not believe it was not stock.
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3496 viewsThis tank is unbelievable. The stretch is almost 3", and custom fit to the nose of the Looney seat. The stretch is also designed to follow the lines of the bike, which meant covering up the tank tie down holes in the frame. We ended up fashioning a single bolt tie down under the nose of the seat to hold it in place. Once again, the flames are incredible. I wish they would photograph better. Baron's low profile gas cap and the Forcewinder intake really work well with this setup.
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1463 viewsThe engine came to life (visually) with a little time spent balancing out the black and the chrome.
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View785 viewsView from the top of Mt. Washington
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1578 views18" polished RC components rim
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1259 viewsI couldn't find a front fender that presented the profile that I wanted to see. While playing around with my builder, I set a stock fender on the bike backwards, and found the rear profile I wanted (it was perfect). I had two front fenders, so he cut cut both in half midway between the fork mounts, shortened the one that eventually became the true front, and welded them back together. So this is the front halves of two stock fenders joined together.
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10051303 viewsMy RoadStar at the 10,005 miles mark Oct 27, 2007
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Adirondack lake672 viewsAdirondack lake I always end up atOct 27, 2007
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Adirondacks1248 viewsSmall lake in the AdirondacksOct 27, 2007
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View785 viewsView from the top of Mt. WashingtonOct 27, 2007
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Parking lot848 viewsParking lot at the top of Mt. WashingtonOct 27, 2007
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1790 viewsJul 28, 2005
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3496 viewsThis tank is unbelievable. The stretch is almost 3", and custom fit to the nose of the Looney seat. The stretch is also designed to follow the lines of the bike, which meant covering up the tank tie down holes in the frame. We ended up fashioning a single bolt tie down under the nose of the seat to hold it in place. Once again, the flames are incredible. I wish they would photograph better. Baron's low profile gas cap and the Forcewinder intake really work well with this setup.Jul 28, 2005
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1796 viewsRear fender was bob'd, but not severely. This took a while to come up with. James and I spent some time in the shop, with him drawing lines on the original rear fender until we came up with a profile that complimented the other lines in the bike. Then he cut it, and welded a lip under the cut to make it look like a factory fashioned fender.Jul 28, 2005
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