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     Noangel |
Hi Guys, I thought I'd share these pictures of my bike with the new Voltage custom paint set since pictures of the bodywork on the 'net is very few and far between. Not to mention that the ones I've seen haven't really given me a good idea on what it really looked like before I got it on blind fate. I hope these turn out ok since I had to compress these almost to the max. to fit the 60k quota per image.  (Message edited by noangel on July 06, 2005) | ||
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| Trolldaddi |
Nice | ||
| Blake |
That is highly funkadelick. Cool stuff. On achieving larger pics within file size limitations... Try www.xat.com jpeg optimizer. | ||
| Davefla |
Man, how I wish they offered that scheme for the Firebolts! Thanks for sharing. | ||
| Noangel |
Thanks for the tip Blake. Now is there a way to repost the reworked images in their respective message? | ||
| Cataract2 |
Very nice. | ||
| Pa_xb9sx |
I like it, but I think it would look even better with black or silver wheels. | ||
| Plsdks |
I think the gold looks great with the voltage. Where did you order the parts ffrom? | ||
| Noangel |
I got hooked up with my local HD/ Buell dealer. I'm quite partial to the amber wheels myself I think it makes it pop. Black is too drab with this color scheme. Silver may do it but I like the contrast the amber gives. I have to admit that the kit does lack something for the rear of the bike to tie it all together. I wish you could get replacement belt guards (upper & lower), the swing arm brace and rear sprockets that came in a flat non polished aluminum finish. I want to preserve the industrial look at the same time. | ||
| Joele |
The plastic looks great but doesn't go well with those wheels. Black wheels are what you need to finish it out. |
